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Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
"England player going off like that, dear me. He went straight in and pushed him. Why not give him a red? I don't think you should try to get other pros sent off, just because he's had a poor game and Spurs were having a poor game. He shouldn't take it out on us."
Why does Warnock say stuff like this? It's utterly pathetic and it paints him and his team in a really bad light. Who does he think benefits from this sort of crap? The fact is that Kane did absolutely nothing that would have justified a red card and he didn't try to get Ralls sent off either. Indeed, he was nowhere near the referee when the red card was shown.
Does Warnock bother to watch any replays before he goes wading into his post-match press conferences or does he simply enjoy making himself look foolish? It's a shame, because his pre-match interviews and press conferences are often excellent, but his post-match stuff is embarrassing.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
The Lone Gunman
"England player going off like that, dear me. He went straight in and pushed him. Why not give him a red? I don't think you should try to get other pros sent off, just because he's had a poor game and Spurs were having a poor game. He shouldn't take it out on us."
Why does Warnock say stuff like this? It's utterly pathetic and it paints him and his team in a really bad light. Who does he think benefits from this sort of crap? The fact is that Kane did absolutely nothing that would have justified a red card and he didn't try to get Ralls sent off either. Indeed, he was nowhere near the referee when the red card was shown.
Does Warnock bother to watch any replays before he goes wading into his post-match press conferences or does he simply enjoy making himself look foolish? It's a shame, because his pre-match interviews and press conferences are often excellent, but his post-match stuff is embarrassing.
It may not have been a tackle to cause serious injury but it was clumsy and embarrassing.
At least we won’t see Ralls for the next 3 games. Totally out of his depth.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
DubaiDai
It may not have been a tackle to cause serious injury but it was clumsy and embarrassing.
At least we won’t see Ralls for the next 3 games. Totally out of his depth.
The sending off was debatable and I think Warnock has a right to question it, but the stuff about Kane, the rest of the Spurs players and "little old Cardiff" is just cringeworthy.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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The Lone Gunman
The sending off was debatable and I think Warnock has a right to question it, but the stuff about Kane, the rest of the Spurs players and "little old Cardiff" is just cringeworthy.
The media simply “pigeon hole” Cardiff football as thugs and boot boys.
We are nothing like that but this (on MOTD) does not put us in a positive light.
The manager should simply say that it was clumsy and a professional foul (that many defenders carry out) but question the straight red card due to the fact that it was on the half way line.
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Originally Posted by
DubaiDai
The media simply “pigeon hole” Cardiff football as thugs and boot boys.
We are nothing like that but this (on MOTD) does not put us in a positive light.
The manager should simply say that it was clumsy and a professional foul (that many defenders carry out) but question the straight red card due to the fact that it was on the half way line.
He did say it was cynical.
Haven't seen it myself yet so can't really say.
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Originally Posted by
Elwood Blues
He did say it was cynical.
Haven't seen it myself yet so can't really say.
Clearly it was cynical as the player had left him for dead with speed.
However, blatantly grabbing his shirt and pulling him back could also be cynical, but would have got him a yellow card...
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[QUOTE=DubaiDai;4919777]The media simply “pigeon hole” Cardiff football as thugs and boot boys.
I've not seen a 'boot boy' at a Cardiff City game since the Grange End in approximately '74.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
DubaiDai
Clearly it was cynical as the player had left him for dead with speed.
However, blatantly grabbing his shirt and pulling him back could also be cynical, but would have got him a yellow card...
I shall watch it when MOTD is on iplayer tomorrow.
All I csn go on is that Martin Keown was a bit dubious about it being a red and Paul Ince was certain it should only have been a yellow immediately after the incident on Final Score.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
The Lone Gunman
"England player going off like that, dear me. He went straight in and pushed him. Why not give him a red? I don't think you should try to get other pros sent off, just because he's had a poor game and Spurs were having a poor game. He shouldn't take it out on us."
Why does Warnock say stuff like this? It's utterly pathetic and it paints him and his team in a really bad light. Who does he think benefits from this sort of crap? The fact is that Kane did absolutely nothing that would have justified a red card and he didn't try to get Ralls sent off either. Indeed, he was nowhere near the referee when the red card was shown.
Does Warnock bother to watch any replays before he goes wading into his post-match press conferences or does he simply enjoy making himself look foolish? It's a shame, because his pre-match interviews and press conferences are often excellent, but his post-match stuff is embarrassing.
Nice to see a manager sticking up for his players.He is trying to create team spirit.He may also be trying to play mind games with future referees and get into their heads.
He seems to me to be making a us against the world situation and use that to motivate the team. Good luck to him we need to try everything we can. As for the media they were all against us before a ball was kicked this season so who cares.
Warnock knows exactly what he is doing and good for him.What others think of us is of little concern to me.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
valley boy
Nice to see a manager sticking up for his players.He is trying to create team spirit.He may also be trying to play mind games with future referees and get into their heads.
Do you think Warnock's whinging about Kane and his stupid comments about "little old Cardiff" are going to have a positive or a negative impact on future referees?
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Chris Kamara stated a red but from a different angle he really only put his leg across him.
One of those I guess that can go either way.
I would appeal based on the different angle seen today.
Does the faw still oversee our appeals.
Pursey got away with one prior to the cup final :-)
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The English media have never supported their National manager let alone a Cardiff City one.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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valley boy
The English media have never supported their National manager let alone a Cardiff City one.
What have Warnock's comments got to do with the media?
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It was a cynical tackle that players do to stop play and regroup. No more than a yellow for sure.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
The Lone Gunman
Do you think Warnock's whinging about Kane and his stupid comments about "little old Cardiff" are going to have a positive or a negative impact on future referees?
I dont know to be honest but nobody likes to be in a position where your performance is criticised so who knows
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Originally Posted by
The Lone Gunman
What have Warnock's comments got to do with the media?
It was where they were broadcast and commented upon by the pundits
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valley boy
I dont know to be honest but nobody likes to be in a position where your performance is criticised so who knows
Personally, I can't see any benefit in the sort of things he said yesterday. I'm pretty sure most referees wouldn't look on such stuff kindly. There is often talk among City fans about how the team is regularly treated by match officials. I think such complaints are generally exaggerated, but I don't believe Warnock's comments help the situation.
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valley boy
It was where they were broadcast and commented upon by the pundits
Right. So it's their fault that Warnock was shooting his mouth off about Kane, the Spurs players and little old Cardiff.
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Originally Posted by
The Lone Gunman
Do you think Warnock's whinging about Kane and his stupid comments about "little old Cardiff" are going to have a positive or a negative impact on future referees?
Possibly not but he's touching on a wider issue held by many that the more glamour teams get the big calls in their favour. Many managers and fans hope that this is something that VAR will address.
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The Lone Gunman
Right. So it's their fault that Warnock was shooting his mouth off about Kane, the Spurs players and little old Cardiff.
I never said that. I just said I could care less what the pundits think of us.
I support Warnock. End of.
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Originally Posted by
sneggyblubird
Possibly not but he's touching on a wider issue held by many that the more glamour teams get the big calls in their favour. Many managers and fans hope that this is something that VAR will address.
If we had VAR, Ralls would have been out suspended yesterday.
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valley boy
I never said that. I just said I could care less what the pundits think of us.
I support Warnock. End of.
Rock on.
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I'd much rather him defend our players an now has taken all the focus from Ralls and put it on himself something Jose used to be good at
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The Lone Gunman
If we had VAR, Ralls would have been out suspended yesterday.
For me it was a red all day so probably not the best example to discuss VAR over.
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The Lone Gunman
Rock on.
Yes.
I'd like to see a Warnock emoji before he's sacked/walks though.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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sneggyblubird
For me it was a red all day so probably not the best example to discuss VAR over.
It's a tough one. You can argue that, under the current rules, it should only have been a yellow, but it's all down to interpretation and I'd have been surprised if a VAR panel would have overturned the red card. His foul against Man City should unquestionably been a red instead of a yellow, though.
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Some of Warnock's past comments I have found what one might call "ill advised" and i too have cringed, but he was right to have a go at Kane, the England captain, yesterday.
Yes, it probably won't do us any good regarding pundits and referees going forward but I can't really blame him for saying it.
Harry Kane, Englands finest. He's such a nice boy. He was only looking out for his teammate and safeguarding his career after that "horrific" tackle.
I am not defending the tackle but if it was Hoilett getting brought down by Trippier in the same situation, with Morrison getting in Trippier's face and us all surrounding the ref, he almost certainly would not have got a red and we'd more than likely be berated by the pundits for causing affray.
Warnock is under pressure and needs a break from somewhere and it seemed we had contained Spurs really well before the incident.
Kane did nothing was frustrated and Warnock was right to call Kane out on that just as he was right about it being little old Cardiff.
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It was a red card but Kane running 20 yards to push Ralls in the chest was indeed embarrassing behaviour and he deserved to be called out on it.
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He's Neil Warnock and he's the Cardiff manager. What would you expect? I have no problem with it.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
NYCBlue
He's Neil Warnock and he's the Cardiff manager. What would you expect? I have no problem with it.
:thumbup:
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Originally Posted by
MacAdder
I am not defending the tackle but if it was Hoilett getting brought down by Trippier in the same situation, with Morrison getting in Trippier's face and us all surrounding the ref, he almost certainly would not have got a red and we'd more than likely be berated by the pundits for causing affray.
Oh dear.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
SunderlandBluebird
It was a red card but Kane running 20 yards to push Ralls in the chest was indeed embarrassing behaviour and he deserved to be called out on it.
He didn't push Ralls in the chest.
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NYCBlue
He's Neil Warnock and he's the Cardiff manager. What would you expect? I have no problem with it.
Good for you. What do I expect? Pretty much what we got, which was kind of the point of the thread. Warnock's being doing this kind of thing for years. It's the main reason he's so unpopular with most football fans. Does it do him or the clubs he manages any good in the long run? Personally, I don't think so.
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
valley boy
Nice to see a manager sticking up for his players.He is trying to create team spirit.He may also be trying to play mind games with future referees and get into their heads.
He seems to me to be making a us against the world situation and use that to motivate the team. Good luck to him we need to try everything we can. As for the media they were all against us before a ball was kicked this season so who cares.
Warnock knows exactly what he is doing and good for him.What others think of us is of little concern to me.
Ahem to that
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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The Lone Gunman
He didn't push Ralls in the chest.
Did he run 20 yards to influence the referee though is the real question ,if so that's wrong , and as wrong as what your accusing Warnock of doing ???
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life on mars
Did he run 20 yards to influence the referee though is the real question ???
Well he didn't go anywhere near the referee, so I doubt it.
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life on mars
Ahem to that
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
The Lone Gunman
Good for you. What do I expect? Pretty much what we got, which was kind of the point of the thread. Warnock's being doing this kind of thing for years. It's the main reason he's so unpopular with most football fans. Does it do him or the clubs he manages any good in the long run? Personally, I don't think so.
I like how how you included "in the long run". Very clever. Insert almost every manager of every team's name here.
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jeepster
:thumbup:
Kane and Sane, two peas from the same pod. Both trying to get City players into trouble..
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Re: Warnock's Post-Match Kane Comments
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Originally Posted by
The Lone Gunman
Good for you. What do I expect? Pretty much what we got, which was kind of the point of the thread. Warnock's being doing this kind of thing for years. It's the main reason he's so unpopular with most football fans. Does it do him or the clubs he manages any good in the long run? Personally, I don't think so.
We all have different opinions in this life, it makes it interesting. My opinion for what it is worth is this: Was it a red card - No. Will we suffer if we lose Ralls for three games - No. Is the poster a bitter and twisted arsehole - Yes. But that is just my opinion and at the end of the day does not alter anything.