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09 Nov 09
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beautiful dive i must say, well done **ing your way back into the match
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Gerrard will be proud.
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he watched ronaldo too much imo
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southerner lolllllll i agree haha
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I would be delighted if his house got burgled during the game. I was completely neutral about this game until now. That sort of tw*tery has no place in football.
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Coached by the best diver on the planet - good old Stevie G.
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action should be took against the player after that, same with all dives, absolute disgrace
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I agree. The FA bang on and on about players being role models and development of the youth game being great for kid's character and self esteem and then completely fail to act against blatant **ing.
Are the kid's supposed to think that that sort of behaviour is acceptable? It really ought to be an untenable position, but somehow they've got away without much fuss for ages. I used the burglary comment because that too is obtaining something you don't deserve by nefarious means. It would be poetic justice. |
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Some legal bod at ESPN is obviously telling them not to say categorically that he dived.
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lol history maker, what does it matter if they say he "dived"? he clearly did! no contact at all, didnt see him going over to the ref saying "i slipped wasnt a pen" or "was no contact" disgraceful
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Well said Danny Murphy.
I watch my son play on Sat mornings, and the number of kids who go down at the slightest touch, holding legs and thumping the floor, it really is sickening. Make an example of these clowns (ALL CLUBS) |
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disagree, history maker.. they're making the most of the dive!
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Yes, they've talked about it a lot, but Stubbs is massively going out of his way not to actually say 'he dived'. There's all sorts of allusion and suggestion about it but they won't simply say 'N'gog **ed'. I will. He **ed.
For the record, I had no money on the game, and have no great affection or disaffection for either team. I support the (not so) mighty Colchester United. |
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http://www.thefa.com/Leagues/Respect.aspx
Welcome to Respect Respect is The FAs programme to address unacceptable behaviour in football on and off the pitch. So are they going to address Ngog's dive? Most likely not. It's a bit like the Obama campaign: "Change? Yes, we can! (But we won't.)" :) |
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terrible dive
Footballing bodies turn a blind eye to iit e.g eduardo, ronaldo et al You'll get someone saying tomorrow it was his momentum (Wenger), the games so fast now (Fergie) Ban the **s |
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It was a dive without doubt, however I would just like to say that although the ref got it wrong, from his position and in real time, I can see why he got it wrong imo
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RP
I agree ref had no chance from the position he was in |
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what about officials behind the goals or video replays for refs? :D
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rp
can't agree there. he never saw any contact. therefore he was guessing. can't give pens on guesswork. for what it's worth we all said DIVE immediatly. it just didn't look right. |
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Don't get me wrong. I'm not criticizing the ref here. He was in the wrong place at the wrong time, not because of bad positioning on his part, but sheer bad luck. I'm sure it looked like a penalty to him, and he has to call it as he sees it.
Unfortunately it's three weeks until Liverpool face an English team away, and that's Everton when the fans would give a hard time anyway, but I would love him to get maximum abuse from fans for as long as possible. My father's opinion on the matter is significantly more forthright than my own (**ing that is, not this incident in particular). He believes that both diving and drug abuse in sport should be treated as fraud, on the grounds that it is committing deception for pecuniary gain. It's absurd that if McLeish had criticized the ref for giving that penalty, he would have been censured, but N'Gog would remain unpunished. |
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A question that nobody seems to have asked: what would have happened if he hadn't dived and carried on running as normal - carrsley would have taken his legs out, ngog would have gone over, carrsley would have yot a yellow and nobody would have argued about it being a pen!
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to whoever said that the FA will do nothing about this, you are very wrong - Even as I type they are studying the post match interviews to see if they can charge McLeish or Carsley with bringing the game into disrepute
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spyker - take the goggles off.
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Sing- are you saying that carrsleys legs weren't under ngog when he dived over them?
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I am not going to debate that. It's pointless. What Ngog did was pre-meditated.
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another cheetah, would be better employed at knowsley safari park
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Carsley's at fault...if he had not gone to ground...N'gog would not have dived...end of.
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It's pointless because you know I'm right! If ngog hadnt jumped (&dived) then carrsley would have taken him out. If carr hadnt dived in then are you saying ngog would have dived like that? It's all about technique and if ngog was as adept at it then other players (owen for instance-yes even when he played for Liverpool!) then we wouldn't be having this conversation. All he had to do was leave his leg in, get the touch (ala many players) and there would be no fuss.
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I have to say I thought it was a penalty, when seen live (on tv) and that was the same angle as the ref had, the other angles clearly show no contact,
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Oh Dear
its getting sad when the once mighty Liverpool resort to **ING to beat Birmingham. Another SAD day for football. |
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I thought it was a penalty until the replay as well.
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you mean Ngog would have run into Carsley's leg,Spyker. The ball was in front of both of them and had Ng'og not dived hurdled etc he would have ran into Carsley rather than the other way round.
in real time it looked a dive to me, even from the angles. As Mex says, it just didn't look right. |
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RP - yeah the ref got it wrong but it was possibly understandable from his view.
This does not absolve Ngog who blatantly **ed his fellow professional. Worse than Eduardo's in my opinion. |
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I totally agree, ngogs actions were not ones anyone can condone, and I certainly would not try to defend them
I would like to see the club take a stand by announcing he will not be available for selection for the next two league matches, I know many would then think that would not matter because he is a squad player, but this allied to the anti feeling against him wold be a good thing for him personally and football in general |
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i think he tries to avoid tackle. was not a pen, but i don't believe he played for one. imo.
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ROFLMAO :^O
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dammit :(
:^0 |
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Clear dive.
This is the referee who missed the blatant foul on Dunn for Blackburn against Arsenal at ashburton. Ferguson has a point. The standard is woeful. |
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like to see fergie ref a match
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All he had to do was leave his leg in, get the touch (ala many players) and there would be no fuss.
And that is the problem in football today. If Ngog had kicked Carsley's leg, there would have been 'contact' and so the argument would be that it was therefore a penalty. I'll say that again. If Ngog had kicked Carsley's leg. In other words, a player kicks another player and gets a penalty for it. And thems the rules! |