nige55
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Post by nige55 on Sept 8, 2009 12:21:50 GMT
guys and girls , with all this rubbish in the press about diving , tapping up players from abroad ! when have the football authorities really stamped down on anything abroad ? i am talking of the italian serie 1 in recent years demotions and bans from euro competions . the violence of supporters , racism , and down right cheating by their players over the years . remember the "hand of god " maradonna , was their an enquiry  ?? big no is the answer . msr platini etc just do not like british football thats the truth . and where is our football assc s on these bans etc no comment ! . i know this is a heavy subject but little frenchmen etc should keep their noses out of our affairs or ........ be consistent in thier rulings . what do you think about this ??  |
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Post by Sir Chopper on Sept 8, 2009 15:37:55 GMT
It's certainly true that Platini seems to have it in for the English game (not British as stated), but I couldn't care less about Arsenal getting hit by UEFA for Eduardo's dive. I thoroughly enjoyed reading Mr. Ididn't-Seeit Wenger's outrage at his compatriot's work. Quite a rant for a bloke usually looking the other way. What I do care about is that UEFA now take the first oportunity to get Ronaldo on the same charge - maybe they will, be's been tainted with time in the English Premier League. What caught my attention the other day was Platini saying something (working from memory) about transfer fees needing to come into line with club income (or did I imagine that)? Now most of the established big guns across the continent had the nouse to see it for what it was, and keep quiet. Even Notts County found it beneath comment. But which little piggy from the chasing pack should be the first to squeel? Quelle Surprise: step forward Mr. M Hughes, manager of "loads-of-money-can't-buy-class" Man City... Frankly, Mr. Platini can continue to meddle with the top club level game for all he likes - I have little, or nothing to do with it anymore. Back in the Victorian era, visitors to Bedlam Mental institute would bring long sticks to poke and provoke reactions from the patients for amusement. While here in England, that kind of behaviour is considered cruel and unacceptable today - it would appear it is alive and well in UEFA HQ, where Platini exists solely to provoke reactions from the insanity of rich-man's football. On that basis, he's certainly good at his job. |
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nige55
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Post by nige55 on Sept 9, 2009 9:23:48 GMT
good response my friend , anybody else |
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?? big no is the answer . msr platini etc just do not like british football thats the truth . and where is our football assc s on these bans etc no comment ! . i know this is a heavy subject but little frenchmen etc should keep their noses out of our affairs or ........ be consistent in thier rulings . what do you think about this ?? 