If ALL you offer on a football pitch for your club is gouging, stamping, punching and general thuggery, and little if nothing else, then dont be surprised to be called a thug. Simples.
Keane Hughes and cantons would all have been far better shouts that Scholes.
Keane was horrid. I'm glad he played for us. Cantons was so arrogant you wish he played for you, thankfully like Keane, he played for us.
Sparky again, nasty piece of work, bit of a thug.
However, what you've forgotten with all three... Incredible footballers, three of the leagues greatest ever players, of which Costa is nowhere near.
Plus they were doing this 10/20 years ago. The games changed massively.
If ALL you offer on a football pitch for your club is gouging, stamping, punching and general thuggery, and little if nothing else, then dont be surprised to be called a thug. Simples.
Think you are missing the point here. You are basically saying if someone is dirty and **** you can do what you want to them.
If they are dirty and skillful (or coincidently a united player) its fine and they can play as dirty as they want with no repercussions hmmmm.....
Think you are missing the point here. You are basically saying if someone is dirty and **** you can do what you want to them.
If they are dirty and skillful (or coincidently a united player) its fine and they can play as dirty as they want with no repercussions hmmmm.....
No mate, what we're saying is if you go on to a football pitch and demonstrate some degree of footballing ability at the highest level but are prone to letting your anger or indiscipline get the better of you on occasion, it's understandable. Not a club in the land that hasnt had a player like that.
But if you go onto the pitch with the aim of causing trouble, hurting people, getting them sent off, and just being a thug with no intention of actually relying on your ability as a footballer in the first instance, then you're a kunt and a thug. It's pretty straightforward to be honest. And much as I dislike him, I'd include Suarez in the former rather than the latter.
No mate, what we're saying is if you go on to a football pitch and demonstrate some degree of footballing ability at the highest level but are prone to letting your anger or indiscipline get the better of you on occasion, it's understandable. Not a club in the land that hasnt had a player like that.
But if you go onto the pitch with the aim of causing trouble, hurting people, getting them sent off, and just being a thug with no intention of actually relying on your ability as a footballer in the first instance, then you're a kunt and a thug. It's pretty straightforward to be honest. And much as I dislike him, I'd include Suarez in the former rather than the latter.
They were all poor tackles but there was no malice in them. Just genuinely poor tackles. The first was horrific.
You could tell by the reaction it wasn't something he planned. He was devastated. Costa would have been smirking.
That ref won't be playing for Chelsea again!

Didn't see the interview. Was there really a gripe about the ref?
Jose is doing a passable impression of Moyes this season. It's all down to bad luck and his **** squad, the difference is he built his squad at HUGE expense!
"Everything goes against us and we have to cope with it"
"Ramires is one of the few players we have who can shoot from outside the box"