: Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:13 am  

Ultra Raider wrote:

No doubt a few tards on here will defend him.

As well as those that will defend Bellamy too?

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:15 am  

Enfield Exile wrote:

The paranoia surrounding the whole Munich thing is so very....what can I say...scouse like. It's very much, "I am a victim", "The world hates me/us" and "Everybody wants to poke fun at us about Munich". Bellamy celebrates like that whenever he scores.

Fella, you're the man who was branding Fergie a racist last week for using the word "boy" when referring to Adebayor! Who's the victims?

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:16 am  

Danny 2 wrote:

i agree with hughes here no body coplamed when clough had a go at a fan

Well he got fined and received a touchline ban, so obviously not everyone was impressed.

The fact that Bellamy walked 10 yards to go get involved then hit him while he was restrained makes it a bit different anyway, and has overshadowed a couple of very good goals that he scored.

The fan will rightly get a life ban, and Bellamy will, rightly, be banned too.

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:24 am  

Asim wrote:

The fan will rightly get a life ban, and Bellamy will, rightly, be banned too.

Banned from watching football at Old Trafford or banned from confronting fans that run onto the field at Old Trafford?

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:25 am  

RedTez wrote:

Fella, you're the man who was branding Fergie a racist last week for using the word "boy" when referring to Adebayor! Who's the victims?

I am not African, so I did not make my viewpoint from the perspective of a victim.

I know some lovely places in East Enfield. I would guarantee that you would you would not walk up to a local in that area and call him 'boy' Referring to an African man as a 'boy' is an insult. They didn't give slaves names, that is why they were referred to as 'boy'. We had this debate last week, mate.

Asim wrote:

The fan will rightly get a life ban, and Bellamy will, rightly, be banned too.

When a player normally goes on to the pitch, everyone is up in arms shouting "HE COULD HAVE HAD A KNIFE!". A City player pushes the scrote and then Ferdinand grabs Bellamy by the throat (don't worry Rio, you can try being the faux hero but I know a lot of United fans will always think of you as a mercenary and an idiot). Yet Bellamy is regarded as the villain . By the letter of the law, Ferdinand should have been sent-off. He should receive a ban for violent conduct, but so should Evra for his headbut at Spurs last week.

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:29 am  

Will Neville the plastic, be charged by the FA for improper conduct?

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:32 am  

Enfield Exile wrote:

Will Neville the plastic, be charged by the FA for improper conduct?

He was warming up.

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:32 am  

Enfield Exile wrote:

When a player normally goes on to the pitch, everyone is up in arms shouting "HE COULD HAVE HAD A KNIFE!". A City player pushes the scrote and then Ferdinand grabs Bellamy by the throat (don't worry Rio, you can try being the faux hero but I know a lot of United fans will always think of you as a mercenary and an idiot). Yet Bellamy is regarded as the villain . By the letter of the law, Ferdinand should have been sent-off. He should receive a ban for violent conduct, but so should Evra for his headbut at Spurs last week.

that never happend cause nobody made a fuss about it

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 10:05 am  

Enfield Exile wrote:

Fletcher's first goal was a deflection. It was going wide but bounced off Barry.
Foster though

Yep. The ball certainly span from the deflection, but he should have had it. It wasn't that far away from him. Complacency?
I didn't include Foster as I don't think he's a top quality player, but you're entitled to your opinion

: Mon Sep 21, 2009 10:19 am  

RedTez wrote:

He was warming up.

On the pitch? And after 96 minutes?

I don't know why a country boy from Bury gets so wound-up about the Derby and Liverpool rivalry