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Annasfield Wrote:

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> If thats the pic I've seen on another forum, it

> has been photoshopped.

>

> Nani walked out of Anfield, so lets not make

> mountains out of molehills.



Why let the the truth get in the way of a good story eh? :)

Well, having just seen it I take it back that challenge was nothing like the Carragher tackle. Lucas got a bnasty little kick in there just before as well. Also, in both incidents Liverpool players are doing all they can to goad United players. After the Carragher tackle Kuyt is screaming abuse at Nani on the floor (something Keane was vilified for) and Raphael has his hair pulled (girly I know but obviously meant to be a wind-up).


Still, onwards.

Sandperson Wrote:

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> Well, having just seen it I take it back that

> challenge was nothing like the Carragher tackle.

> Lucas got a bnasty little kick in there just

> before as well. Also, in both incidents Liverpool

> players are doing all they can to goad United

> players. After the Carragher tackle Kuyt is

> screaming abuse at Nani on the floor (something

> Keane was vilified for) and Raphael has his hair

> pulled (girly I know but obviously meant to be a

> wind-up).

>

> Still, onwards.


Strange. Arsenal fans have been saying things like this for years, remember when the Neville brothers kicked Reyes out of the FA cup semi a few years back.


Still, onwards and upwards eh?

Hate the type of challenges made by Carragher and Raphael, going in too fast and reckless and to support Emerson they are the type that Arsenal have suffered from. There is a huge difference between the type of fouls made by David Luiz the other night - old fashioned clattering - and racing in at full pelt with studs raised with far greater potential for serious injury.


Liverpool deserved winners by a long way, as against Chelsea surprised Fergie didn't stiffen the midfield, but Arsenal missed a huge opportumnity by failing to win.


Anyway Palace have Cardiff at home tomorrow and QPR away on Saturday, god help us.

The one good thing to come out of the Rafael and Carragher challenges is that the Liverpool players showed a togetherness and stood firm against the hystrionics of the United players. Too often in the past they'd have allowed likes of Scholes and Evra a free hand to harrang the Ref but not this time. The Reds also showed aggression in the aftermath, but directed at United, which in effect shielded the Ref from the kind of abuse we have sadly seen too often in the past. This bodes well for continued team spirit at Anfield under Kenny.

SimonM Wrote:

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> Palace look safe enough to me, given that

> Sheffield United have yet to win in 2011...and we

> have QPR away live on Sky on 3rd April! Can't

> quite recall who QPR's mabnager is, but know he is

> most unFergie-like where TV interviews/expressing

> his opinions are concerned...:))


Not worried about Sheff Utd, think you are gone. I am, it saddens me to say, afraid of the mighty Scunthorpe.


By the way I know Sheff Utd have had too many managers to change again, but Micky Adams and Dave Bassett! Against Palace it was very old fashioned football should be great v Magson's Sheff Wed next year!


Sorry that sounds harsh, don't want to see a big club like Utd go down but just can't see you escpaing it now.

Jah Lush Wrote:

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> I agree with that. It's antagonistic and

> inflammatory. Nani is exceptionally hard and has

> never been known to sulk or throw his toys out of

> the pram and have tantrums and to suggest that he

> is effeminate or girly in any sort of way is

> highly insulting.



Well said Jah.

matthew123 Wrote:

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> The one good thing to come out of the Rafael and

> Carragher challenges is that the Liverpool players

> showed a togetherness and stood firm against the

> hystrionics of the United players. Too often in

> the past they'd have allowed likes of Scholes and

> Evra a free hand to harrang the Ref but not this

> time. The Reds also showed aggression in the

> aftermath, but directed at United, which in effect

> shielded the Ref from the kind of abuse we have

> sadly seen too often in the past. This bodes well

> for continued team spirit at Anfield under Kenny.


Hilarious as usual Matt. It's good to have you back.

Outrage from the Manc fans on here raises a wry smile from yours truly and put me in mind of the famous saying from Corporal Jones on Dads Army "they don't like it up 'em". To express outrage when their past and present players have been as guilty as any of commiting such challenges is more than a little rich.

Narnia Wrote:

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> Jah Lush Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > I agree with that. It's antagonistic and

> > inflammatory. Nani is exceptionally hard and

> has

> > never been known to sulk or throw his toys out

> of

> > the pram and have tantrums and to suggest that

> he

> > is effeminate or girly in any sort of way is

> > highly insulting.

>

>

> Well said Jah.



Of course, Jah wasn't being ironic..............was he?

Narnia Wrote:

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> Keef Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Can we all just agree that Nani is a big girl?

>

> Yeah. Lets encourage the big boys to kick the big

> girls so there wont be any more big girls.



Bloody right! I want good skillfull players, not ones who dive all over the place, and cry.

Keef Wrote:

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> Narnia Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Keef Wrote:

> >

> --------------------------------------------------

>

> > -----

> > > Can we all just agree that Nani is a big

> girl?

> >

> > Yeah. Lets encourage the big boys to kick the

> big

> > girls so there wont be any more big girls.

>

>

> Bloody right! I want good skillfull players, not

> ones who dive all over the place, and cry.


Keef the legend :))

Annasfield Wrote:

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> Gerrard was sent off for a similar tackle at Old

> Trafford in the FA Cup this season. Like I said,

> it should have been 10 v 10, so no complaints from

> me.


But more importantly, how happy were you feeling after yesterday's game on a scale of 1-10 Anna?!

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