Why? It’s not particularly dangerous. That’s smart defending.
That's not defending, that's hacking someone down who's through on goal.
Why? It’s not particularly dangerous. That’s smart defending.
Why? It’s not particularly dangerous. That’s smart defending.
That's not defending, that's hacking someone down who's through on goal.
Did you think when Henry handballed that goal against the paddies that that was a smart move or he was a cheating ****?
Well yeah. Kind of the same thing in this instance.
He tried and succeeded in deceiving the referee. That wasn’t the case here.
All players cheat. They dive, claim corners and throw ins that they know have come off them, roll around clutching their face when hardly touched and that's excepted as normal nowadays but if you say hacking down someone like that is acceptable and 'smart defending' then count me out...he needs to be banned for a long time
It's not 'acceptable', he received a red card and a ban.
But as the OP asks would you buy him a pint?
I'm just saying its an affront to the game and he should get a long ban, the cheating ****.
I'm just saying its an affront to the game and he should get a long ban, the cheating count.
But as the OP asks would you buy him a pint?
I'm just saying its an affront to the game and he should get a long ban, the cheating count.
I don't see why, I see diving/simulation as a far bigger issue. They're not trying to con the ref or anything.
If an England player does in it at semi final at Wembley this summer then I'd be delighted.
Absolutely. This is far more palatable than a dive to win a game.
Cheating is cheating.
I see cheating as trying to decieve the officials, not committing a blatant foul knowing what you'll get.
Is every single foul cheating?
Cheating is cheating.
I see cheating as trying to decieve the officials, not committing a blatant foul knowing what you'll get.
Is every single foul cheating?
You'd know all about that.
I would never stand for it, in my reffing days, Pix.
And thankfully VAR has removed it from the game.
