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He’s been pushing his luck all season.
Shows how thick he is though, intelligent players get themselves sent off mid December so they get a break at Christmas, this plonker waits till Christmas is over.
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It did look like their player head butted him and he retaliated but needs to keep his cool, and it should have been a penalty.
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Having watched the footage, the pair of them should be embarrassed, not even a clash of heads and the pair of them go down like they’ve been shot, roll about holding their heads as if in agony.
We see him do it almost every game.
It’s one of the most embarrassing traits in the game now and by Dean saying he thinks there’s a case to appeal against the red card shows that he’s condoning cheating to get an opposition player sent off.
Both clubs should stop their respective players wages for the time they’re suspended.3 users thanked author for this post.
Synchronised swimming
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Get a grip 64 that’s his game, you don’t have to like it but kick him out give over. After all he does entertain which is something.
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He might entertain, but he should look to contribute a little more.
His behaviour does become tedious.
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your sort do like a good cheat
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Plenty of Scunny fans do have a tendency not to like our top goalscorers down the years, obviously with a few exceptions.
Like Barriethomas posted, his friend was heard to mutter Hopper is useless “what’s he do other than score goals” lol.1 user thanked author for this post.
For years people moaned that skilful players were being kicked out of games by over robust tackles that were largely ignored by the officials of the day. Then the rules became stricter when it came to what was allowed for tackling and the Norman Hunters, Ron Harris and Tommy Smiths of the game largely became less significant and skilful players were allowed to flourish more. There were always exceptions back then, George Best, Tony Currie, Frank Worthington etc were great skilful players to watch despite the Iron Men defenders attentions. Now we have a game peppered with cheats, divers and in Whitehall’s case complete fannies when it comes to playing the game. I find him embarrassing to watch most of the time but he scores goals and the younger fans love him because they have known no other way the game is played. Football ,like life, moves on but not always for the better in terms of a spectacle to watch or the betterment of the game in general.
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I preferred the game when it was played by men who wanted to prove that they were big, strong, fit, fast individuals whom wanted to out fight / strength / will / speed their opponent and stay stood upright on their feet whenever possible to impose themselves on their opponent.
There was a penalty awarded at one of the games on MoD this morning – I think a bead of sweat from the defender landed on the forwards boot stitching and he went down as if he’d being hit by a howitzer.
It’s pathetic.
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Well I like him,doesn’t give centre half’s an easy time,always winding them up,we all like the free kick goals from outside the box and I guess he has gained a lot of the fouls against him for us to profit from them. Elliot gets his chance,but a completely different player,not as aggressive and over trying to prove himself,Whitehall aggression will be missed in the next few games,.yet to see another non league north striker who leads the line better than him.Obviously others must have some one else in mind
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In an FA Cup game away at Pompey in 2004 – we lost 2-1.
Torps in for us – Sheringham in for them.
Torps was awesome that day – won just about every header and knocked it towards an Iron player.
Sheringham won every challenge he faced – every header straight to the FEET of a team mate.
Some great footie.
Sigh.We deserved more out of that game Les.
Best away support I’ve ever seen that day. We were awesome.
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I would sooner have him in the team than out, he keeps the opposition defenders quiet and winds the fans up like he did last season when he played against us, I wish people would stop moaning about our players and manager, we are top of the league and after the last few seasons when we had reason to moan we should get behind them, Saturday was a tricky pitch and a player appeared to try to stamp on him, though he shouldn’t have done what he did
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