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SaintinSerbia said:
Am I the only one, apart from Liverpool fans, who think Mane did no wrong? Ball played over the top, bounces, Mane tries to flick it into the goal. Goalkeeper rushes out of his area and tries to block the flick with his head. Gets a nick or 2 for his efforts. Let's ban scissor kicks or scorpion kicks or jumping or kicking the ball unless it's rolling along the ground. No place for any of that athleticism and trying to score goals in the modern game! I love 0-0 s.
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There was no intent from Mane ,he's not that type of player, we on here all know that. But that innocent/dangerous attempt to get the ball could easily of ended the lads career had it hit his eye or temple, so therefore red card.
 
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SaintinSerbia said:
Am I the only one, apart from Liverpool fans, who think Mane did no wrong? Ball played over the top, bounces, Mane tries to flick it into the goal. Goalkeeper rushes out of his area and tries to block the flick with his head. Gets a nick or 2 for his efforts. Let's ban scissor kicks or scorpion kicks or jumping or kicking the ball unless it's rolling along the ground. No place for any of that athleticism and trying to score goals in the modern game! I love 0-0 s.
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Mane's foot was dangerously high. It was serious foul play. "Endangering the safety of an opponent" is part of the definition for serious foul play. You simply cannot go in that high. It is incredibly dangerous.
 
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More info on the De Boer sacking. For those who thought it was just over 4 bad results.
 
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Anyone here drove to Palace before? Where's a good place to park taking into account a Saints sticker in rear windscreen?
 
The Liebherr Legacy said:
Anyone here drove to Palace before? Where's a good place to park taking into account a Saints sticker in rear windscreen?
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All the times I have been to Selhurst park , I have never encountered any problems .
Actually , thinking about it . If I was ever to go to Selhurst park , I would hope not to encounter any problems .
 
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Number 1 Jasper said:
All the times I have been to Selhurst park , I have never encountered any problems .
Actually , thinking about it . If I was ever to go to Selhurst park , I would hope not to encounter any problems .
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I remember one season it got a bit hairy back in the championship days, around 2006, can't remember the reason now. It was when the away fans were located the other side near the " hardcore ultras"
 
sotonsaint said:
I remember one season it got a bit hairy back in the championship days, around 2006, can't remember the reason now. It was when the away fans were located the other side near the " hardcore ultras"
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I changed my post as nobody was taking the bait , miserable bastards !
 
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