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wrathofpaulmcgrath said:
The big deal is how your lot portray Tiote as the ultimate hard man. He proved he isn't, that's all.
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A bloke could be the hardest **** on the planet, but he's still capable of play-acting to make sure that a player gets sent off for an offence which he DID commit.
 
Chappaz said:
A bloke could be the hardest **** on the planet, but he's still capable of play-acting to make sure that a player gets sent off for an offence which he DID commit.
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Your selling, I'm not buying.

Tiote will be seen differently from now until the end of time. Girly Man.
 
CyprusMackem said:
play-acting = cheat
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I would say play acting would apply to where these been no contact. He was definately hit, and would be hars to punish him for how he went down. Yes he made more of it than he should of but the red was completely justified, so O'Neill bringing that up makes no sense, hes already admitted he should have been sent off. And you know if Tiote hadnt gone down, nothing would of happened.

On the play acting front, serious question. Is Larsson a cheat for when he handballed it and then said it hit his head at the SOL? Cos its pretty much worse. Tiote at least got a whack in the process so it was a definate red and foul.
 
Two so called hardman events stick in memory - Robbie Savage laughing at Jamie Carragher when Carragher writhed all over the place in a Brum v Liverpool game supposedly from a hard challenge. Even the ref laughed at Carragher, and Shearer running behind the referee when Keane offered to take him on when he had been wacked from behind by Shearer.
 
Nostalgic said:
Two so called hardman events stick in memory - Robbie Savage laughing at Jamie Carragher when Carragher writhed all over the place in a Brum v Liverpool game supposedly from a hard challenge. Even the ref laughed at Carragher, and Shearer running behind the referee when Keane offered to take him on when he had been wacked from behind by Shearer.
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Might have known there would be some conjured up anti-Newcastle story somewhere in there <doh>
 
I once saw Paul Furlong (I think) try to do the same thing to Gary Bennett, near the Main Stand paddock. Benno just ran through him and I think Furlong went off injured.
 
Pardiola said:
I would say play acting would apply to where these been no contact. He was definately hit, and would be hars to punish him for how he went down. Yes he made more of it than he should of but the red was completely justified, so O'Neill bringing that up makes no sense, hes already admitted he should have been sent off. And you know if Tiote hadnt gone down, nothing would of happened.

On the play acting front, serious question. Is Larsson a cheat for when he handballed it and then said it hit his head at the SOL? Cos its pretty much worse. Tiote at least got a whack in the process so it was a definate red and foul.
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by your own words then Krul and Willo should have went along with tiote for the punch on Cattrmole who incidentally didn't try and win an oscar
 
Syd this incessant wumming gets on my tits, if you deleted the wums from the start there wouldn't be any name calling. genuine mag contributors are welcome for me, but the same 5 wummers constantly spoil all the threads, every time they come here with there ****e i will give both barrels, if you dont like it ban me or get rid of the problem in the first place, as they wont stand for wind ups on their board, the balls in your court do something.
 
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