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02/24/2004. Newcastle have been rocked by the news that Lee Bowyer remains ineligible from European competitions after Uefa confirmed he is yet to serve a six-match ban due to an administrative error.
The midfielder was handed the suspension after being gound guilty of stamping on the head of a Malaga player while he was at Leeds United.
Since joining Newcastle the Magpies have played six European matches, but Uefa have declared that as Bowyer's name wasn't submitted on their player lists before each match he is yet to start the suspension.
02/24/2004. Newcastle have been rocked by the news that Lee Bowyer remains ineligible from European competitions after Uefa confirmed he is yet to serve a six-match ban due to an administrative error.
The midfielder was handed the suspension after being gound guilty of stamping on the head of a Malaga player while he was at Leeds United.
Since joining Newcastle the Magpies have played six European matches, but Uefa have declared that as Bowyer's name wasn't submitted on their player lists before each match he is yet to start the suspension.
Ineedsleep wrote:
> Can you use 'UEFA' and 'common sense' in the same sentence? It just
> looks odd to me.
As would using 'tribute' and 'has intelligence' in the same sentence
> Can you use 'UEFA' and 'common sense' in the same sentence? It just
> looks odd to me.
As would using 'tribute' and 'has intelligence' in the same sentence
Who are the current champions tribute?
Der Nazi wrote:
> It's like seeing the words 'Leeds United' and '5-0 Win' in the same
> sentence.
Or 'Man united' and 'Championship win'..
heh
> It's like seeing the words 'Leeds United' and '5-0 Win' in the same
> sentence.
Or 'Man united' and 'Championship win'..
heh
I think Uefa should let him play, but I doubt they will.
Ineedsleep wrote:
> Can you use 'UEFA' and 'common sense' in the same sentence? It just
> looks odd to me.
It's like seeing the words 'Leeds United' and '5-0 Win' in the same sentence. Or 'Wembley' and 'Cheap'.
:D
> Can you use 'UEFA' and 'common sense' in the same sentence? It just
> looks odd to me.
It's like seeing the words 'Leeds United' and '5-0 Win' in the same sentence. Or 'Wembley' and 'Cheap'.
:D
Good point ;)
Can you use 'UEFA' and 'common sense' in the same sentence? It just looks odd to me.
Lol, I found that quite funny aswell =P
However, I think UEFA should use common sense here and let him play.
However, I think UEFA should use common sense here and let him play.
http://www.soccerage.com/en/13/t4527.html
02/24/2004. Newcastle have been rocked by the news that Lee Bowyer remains ineligible from European competitions after Uefa confirmed he is yet to serve a six-match ban due to an administrative error.
The midfielder was handed the suspension after being gound guilty of stamping on the head of a Malaga player while he was at Leeds United.
Since joining Newcastle the Magpies have played six European matches, but Uefa have declared that as Bowyer's name wasn't submitted on their player lists before each match he is yet to start the suspension.
02/24/2004. Newcastle have been rocked by the news that Lee Bowyer remains ineligible from European competitions after Uefa confirmed he is yet to serve a six-match ban due to an administrative error.
The midfielder was handed the suspension after being gound guilty of stamping on the head of a Malaga player while he was at Leeds United.
Since joining Newcastle the Magpies have played six European matches, but Uefa have declared that as Bowyer's name wasn't submitted on their player lists before each match he is yet to start the suspension.