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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho believes Yaya Toure "has to be suspended" by the FA

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  1. Fenland Canary

    Fenland Canary Active Member

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    http://www.itv.com/sport/football/a...ves-yaya-toure-has-to-be-suspended-by-the-fa/

    Have to say I do agree but the FA seem to be a bit slow on this, anyone seen anything online?
     
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    canary-dave Well-Known Member

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  3. Cruyff's Turn

    Cruyff's Turn Well-Known Member

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    Jose shouting the odds.He may go a little horse.
     
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  4. yarco canary

    yarco canary Well-Known Member

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    Not much to say about the ref,except he was ****e.

    Never up with the play,should have booked Milner in 1st half,
    should have booked Demichelis for the most pathetic
    dive ever seen.
    Not surprised he missed Toure kicking the Wolf.

    EDP scored him 6/10-what game was he at??
     
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  5. WareCanary

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    Agree; Milner should have been the red card from two yellows, and it would have then given a reasonable time vs. 10 men. Still, we have to move on.
     
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    No surprise really with no action being taken, but I just wonder if it had been the other way around?.........
     
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    Horses mouth

     
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    Slightly odd tweet for me. Is he saying that because Toure's such a good player he's above the rules, or that he was play acting and trying to get a player sent off?
     
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    canary-dave Well-Known Member

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    I think he's saying, "It's gone, let's move on!"
     
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  10. YellowLittle

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    You have to say though, what was the difference between his and the Bellamy incident? Both had intent but obviously didn't cause much injury to the player.

    If it was an average player playing for a mid table side I imagine it would have been a different outcome.


    It actually works in our favour he isn't suspended because of the upcoming fixtures Man City have, maybe that's perhaps what RVW meant.
     
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  11. yarco canary

    yarco canary Well-Known Member

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    I must say that I didn't really see the incident,but RVW actions of rolling around,
    and then suddenly jumping up (Lazarus like) and confronting Toure did not reflect
    well on RVW

    As said by others it works in our favour,so he can play in fixtures against teams
    closest to us.
     
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