NG was superb today getting Cissoko sent off
Rating 7
Gábor Gyepes Shithousery v Leceister has to be a 8
Any other incidents spring to mind ?
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NG was superb today getting Cissoko sent off
Rating 7
Gábor Gyepes Shithousery v Leceister has to be a 8
Any other incidents spring to mind ?
Not sure you can class a rugby tackle on a football pitch as just shithousery :hehe:
https://x.com/VFTNinian/status/12445...536?lang=en-GB
that was brilliant from gyepes
Tanner clapping him off the icing on the cake.
A bit silly, no need.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heathblue
I was worried that either Colwill or Tanner were going to get an even up red by getting involved. Agreed that there was no need once the red card was out, just walk away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rock_Flock_of_Five
Yeah, I didn't like to see Tanner waving him off. I thought it made him look a bit of a pillock.
He had a great game, though.
Naaah we’ve looked so meek for so long, I don’t mind a bit of arrogance.
I’m not against a bit of arrogance when you’re leading well and there were one or two instances of it from Tanner during the game, but I don’t think waving Cissoko off qualifies as that. For me, it was a cheap shot that looked bad and I don’t think it will be forgotten by Plymouth when the teams next meet.
The guy was trying repeatedly to get back on the pitch to have another pop, that's why Tanner was waving at him. It's not like he was following him down the tunnel rubbing it in.
The guy totally lost his head, Ng probably couldn't believe his luck. If you're going to react that naively then people are undoubtedly going to take the piss with you.
no it wasntQuote:
Originally Posted by Heathblue
Love it. We have been becoming more and more of a soft touch probably since Warnock left.
Guy completely and unnecessarily lost his head, if only all opposition players would react like that after the ball hitting you. Would become a useful tactic.
I'm not entirely convinced Ng, this time, meant the shithousery. As soon as the ball hit the opponent he had his hand up in what looked like an apology.
yeah I'm not sure he meant itQuote:
Originally Posted by PontBlue
I think the same , he was just clearing the ballQuote:
Originally Posted by PontBlue
Ng is a very good player at this level , his play acting let's him down but on this occasion I think he was innocent of any wrong doing
Nah. He knew exactly what he was doing. How often was Ng just smacking the ball clear during the game.?Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
He knew he'd done him up good and proper as well.
Ng knew exactly what he was doing
I think on this occasion it was chanceQuote:
Originally Posted by City123
I think the original clearance wasn't aimed at the Plymouth player, but as soon as the guy raised his hands and came towards Ng it was only going to end one way
That's my viewQuote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
He falls over like a ponce but that's him and it's not good
But the clearance was not malicious
Any of our other players I'd give them the benefit of the doubt. Ng though i'm almost certain he knew what he was doing.Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
Did see some plymouth fans saying ng should have been sent off.... for kicking a football against another footballers legs. The guys reaction was embarrassing.
Quote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
Not City, but a class bit of shithousery here on the weekend..
Watford posted this.. https://x.com/i/status/1847573854694097263
Luton replied with this.. https://x.com/LutonTown/status/1847632380023963900
:hehe::hehe:
I thought Tanner waving him off was exactly the right response, wind up a few more Plymouth players, get them to lose it aswell
Was he copying Naughton when he waved off Bulut?Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt