Match Day Thread 2015/16 Premier League, Cups & Euro Watch

United v club Brugge in CL qualifier tonight. On BT sport unfortunately

 

Like that stops anyone

 

So they haven't "declared" it then. Like I said YOUR desperate conclusion They've said it's an internal matter which it is. How are they to judge that's unfair? Did you even read the rule? IF you're going to be that pedantic, everytime a manager criticises his own player or that of another club, he'd be charged

I take it you posted that ruling last season when Rodgers criticised Southampton's treatment of Lalana and the other ex-Saints players' reception at St Mary's? No ofcourse not. Because the PL can't possibly consider it as unfair either

If you were in the least bit consistent you might actually once in a while have a point

Not enough to do this post justice

 

"A manager shall not make public any unfair criticism of any match official or any other manager or any player, official or employee of his or another club."

 

it seems the FA have tried to ignore the onfield absolute offensive screaming of mother ****ing whore... in any other industry BTW would be an immediate sacking offense if a manager publicly abused a female employee... The Fa seems to jsut want to talk about the minor comments of naivity etc.

 

I think if you read the English version they say the right to criticise is a club matter. No mention of who decides when a player receives treatment

 

I think that would fall under Romans jurisdiction, not the FAs

 

Very telling word that

 

Read dear boy...

So they haven't "declared" it then. Like I said YOUR desperate conclusion They've said it's an internal matter which it is. How are they to judge that's unfair? Did you even read the rule? IF you're going to be that pedantic, everytime a manager criticises his own player or that of another club, he'd be charged.

I take it you posted that ruling last season when Rodgers criticised Southampton's treatment of Lalana and the other ex-Saints players' reception at St Mary's? No ofcourse not. Because the PL can't possibly consider it as unfair either

Just bcos they think it's an internal matter does NOT mean they think it's fair criticism. It just means they don't think it's a PL matter.

Oh and the Premier League DIDN'T announce the right for players to receive medical attention is a "club matter" either It only says the situation was a "club matter", they weren't making any judgement on the "right for players to receive treatment"

Your comprehension levels are low mate. When does your school start back??

 

go figure

 

He is either very, very worried about his team and trying to deflect with nonsense or somebody has hacked his account

 

your collective concern for astro is touching.

 

1. No such player
2. The rule doesn't mention fans

 

One can only hope somebody hacks his account. The quality of the commentary might improve

 

1) You don't know your own players
2) It was Rodgers making the "unfair" criticism



EDIT: Anyway I'll see you later. Some of us have Champions League football to enjoy.

 

1. #fail
2. Of fans

 

Man Utd XI: Romero, Darmian, Smalling, Blind, Shaw, Carrick, Schneiderlin, Mata, Januzaj, Depay, Rooney.


Man Utd lucky Brugge have 7 injuries including 5 starting XI

Mata will be key, the only non-flop

 

Pssst, you missed an "L" out making it very difficult to understand

 

rolling same team again then.... interesting. a lot of players not really getting a go but i suppose the dead rubber second leg will be for that.

is felliani on the bench.

 

1) You don't know your own players if a missing letter confuses you
2) Rodgers made "unfair criticism" of Southampton FC for their matchday programme comments


Schooled? Good, now I really must get on. Enjoy the game