...was excellent. It's ridiculous some of the heat the lad is getting.
I for one, still love to see players who still feel football. Both passion or pleasure. Football players are entertainers. I'm sure AF will tell him not to do it again, as it is 'unprofessional', but I sure appreciate to see skill.
Is it more professional to hack him down like Gallas did? I, for one, think that violence is what isn't justified. Nani was doing what he was doing within the rules of the game and that, for me, makes all the difference.
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It's great to see good football being played but if you're just showing off when you could accomplish exactly the same thing with something more simple then that gets really annoying. Hard tackles are also good to watch but not if you're just doing it to break someone's leg
Nani's just entertaining the crowds, trying to gain popularity...
Its a common thing among players to become a fan favorite so that the coach has an obligation to play the player more often... And anyway, its always a pleasure to wittness such enthrilling skills being demonstrated!
Nothing wrong with what he did, its called football, why all the fuss?
Was he showboating in a insulting way... NO.
He was trying to clear the ball, in so doing he had to juggle the ball in the way he did. Thoses of you who play the game regular, will know it was not disrespecting the arseanl players, the momentom of the ball meant he had to do what he did.
Very disapointed that the FA took no action against Gallis. Also disapointed to hear on sky sports that ferguson said 'he will tell nani not to do that again"? WHY?
Originally posted by spurs73Ferguson just trying to please the press he probably went in and congratulated Nani for doing it. Gallas should definetely have got a suspension at the least!! Arsenal tempers were high though cause united played through them as if they weren't there!!
Nothing wrong with what he did, its called football, why all the fuss?
Was he showboating in a insulting way... NO.
He was trying to clear the ball, in so doing he had to juggle the ball in the way he did. Thoses of you who play the game regular, will know it was not disrespecting the arseanl players, the momentom of the ball meant he had to do what he d ...[text shortened]... ointed to hear on sky sports that ferguson said 'he will tell nani not to do that again"? WHY?
Originally posted by jacko13Gallas lost it again today against brimingham. How long are the FA gona let this little sheeeeeeeeeeeet get away with it?
Ferguson just trying to please the press he probably went in and congratulated Nani for doing it. Gallas should definetely have got a suspension at the least!! Arsenal tempers were high though cause united played through them as if they weren't there!!
how can he be captain of a team, i say get him out of english football.
ps. that also goes for his ex-chelsea buddy, Terry who is just the same. Just watch him tomorrow argue every free-kick decision.
Originally posted by spurs73His reaction at the end of the match was totally inappropriate for a captain.
Gallas lost it again today against brimingham. How long are the FA gona let this little sheeeeeeeeeeeet get away with it?
how can he be captain of a team, i say get him out of english football.
ps. that also goes for his ex-chelsea buddy, Terry who is just the same. Just watch him tomorrow argue every free-kick decision.
He's supposed to be with his team mates in tough times, not isolate himself to cry alone in the middle of the park.
Originally posted by Palynkaagreed.. he did the same in the man U game.... also lost it in the Spurs game (as did the two young forwards)
His reaction at the end of the match was totally inappropriate for a captain.
He's supposed to be with his team mates in tough times, not isolate himself to cry alone in the middle of the park.
Originally posted by spurs73He's a mentaler. He should be annoyed at loss as that's natural and also necessary but if he is going to isolate himself then he won't stay at Arsenal for very long!!! Wenger won't let him paly if he can't interact with his team mates and he's supposed to lead by example.
agreed.. he did the same in the man U game.... also lost it in the Spurs game (as did the two young forwards)
He'll end up not being able to communicate with his teammates without fuming in anger
Originally posted by jacko13Can somebody tell me how Gallas' kick (and contact) at Nani wasn't a sending off offence, while Martin Petrov's kick (and miss) at Osman was?
He's a mentaler. He should be annoyed at loss as that's natural and also necessary but if he is going to isolate himself then he won't stay at Arsenal for very long!!! Wenger won't let him paly if he can't interact with his team mates and he's supposed to lead by example.
He'll end up not being able to communicate with his teammates without fuming in anger
[EDIT] I absolutely accept that a referee can miss an incident, but...
"An FA spokesman said: "Having viewed the footage, the referee was not satisfied that it showed evidence of violent conduct and no further action will be taken." "
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Originally posted by Ragnoraki completely agree!! It's important theres consistency
Can somebody tell me how Gallas' kick (and contact) at Nani wasn't a sending off offence, while Martin Petrov's kick (and miss) at Osman was?
[EDIT] I absolutely accept that a referee can miss an incident, but...
"An FA spokesman said: "Having viewed the footage, the referee was not satisfied that it showed evidence of violent conduct and no further action will be taken." "
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