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Bale, Young or Suarez?
Bale for me, booked 5 times for diving, that can't be a coincidence, for a player that has won nothing in his career, he has a very arrogant cocky look about him, needs taking down a peg or two.
Bale for me, booked 5 times for diving, that can't be a coincidence, for a player that has won nothing in his career, he has a very arrogant cocky look about him, needs taking down a peg or two.
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Add Cazorla to the mix...his dive was dreadful !
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defoe's dive was worse
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Is this betting without Carzola ?
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Cazorla or Walcott
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What have Arsenal players have to do with it, as far as I can see, Arsenal players try to stay on their feet as much as possible, in fact too much at times given they specialise in walking the ball into the net next.
Booked for simulation Booked for simulation Booked for simulation Booked for simulation Booked for simulation He has a reputation now and every time he goes down in the box, he won't get decision based on his previous, his own doing. |
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saurez by a mile
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Get out of it Ibra!
Suarez has been forgotten about lately with all the other divers,he has been a good boy this season, try watching him every now and then and not going along with the bs hype. |
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Depends what the OP means I guess. Who is a persistent offender, who the worst at executing dives.
Cazorla deninitely, if it's the latter, as his was one of the poorest, most obvious, and badly executed dives I have ever seen. Bale dives the most though. |
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Did you hear Bale's interview yesterday? Someone should explain the rules of the game to him.
"If there's contact and I go down it's not a dive." It's made worse by ex players trying to defend these pillocks. Ed Chamberlain was pilloried by Hoddle and Redknapp for having the temerity to validly ask if it was necessary for Suarez to go down last weekend against Stoke. |
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Erm...... Am I the only one who thinks Bale didn't dive yesterday? Not the time he got booked for anyway. He WAS clipped, it was shown to be so on Match of the day.
Now as for real divers, Liverpool have always had some stars at it. I'm convinced it's coached into them on the training ground. |
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it was an obvious dive, no effort at all to place his right foot. but as wolfcastle pointed out Bale is under the clear impression that if he is touched he is at liberty to go to ground. now its fine if that is what he believes, but he will get cautioned for it so going forward the choice is his
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the pundidts [who so many want to put a lot of store in] aggravate the situation.
andy [he saw the defender stick a foot out so was entitled to go over it ] gray, and alan[he felt contact so was entitled to go down] hansen, are two of the worse. last night on motd hansen virtually said that players had the right to decide whether to go down or not. was very interesting the week before when gabby yorath confronted hansen with two very similar scenarios where one player dived and got a pen,whereas the other stayed on his feet and didn't. she asked him straight out what he would say to young kids watching those two clips. after an uncomfortable pause he said something along the lines of "do you want me to give you the professional view". they then moved on without further ado. |
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Gerrard a shocking omission imo.
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tom daley
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