Mourinho on Rashford-Swansea boos: “He's an English kid, young kid, plays for their national team. Oh, sorry, they're Welsh." [bbc]
Savage from Jose
posted on 21/8/17
I feel your pain. I often can't even remember what I had for my dinner the previous night on a morning
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I get that too. Usually after a belly full of beer.
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Ah, those were the days.
I never had any problem remembering what I ate though as I would either be wearing it or
there would be kabab wrappers all over the floor.
posted on 21/8/17
comment by Life is short. Make the most of it. (U9094)
posted 51 minutes ago
comment by _Viva_la Nemanja Vida (U6044)
posted 6 seconds ago
Why was Rashford being booed, probably missed something obvious here
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MOTD commentator mentioned something about a penalty against them last season. I can't remember the incident tbh.
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He dived
posted on 21/8/17
Bit of a strange comment as he knows full well Swansea is in Wales!
Having said that the booing wasn't too bad and I certainly don't take offence at the comment either.
He does love a wind up though doesn't he and if he's joking around and relaxed it's better than him being miserable. Long may that continue.
posted on 21/8/17
He dived
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One of the replays showed the keeper just clipping him. He did make a five course meal out of it though.
posted on 21/8/17
posted 10 minutes ago
comment by Life is short. Make the most of it. (U9094)
posted 51 minutes ago
comment by _Viva_la Nemanja Vida (U6044)
posted 6 seconds ago
Why was Rashford being booed, probably missed something obvious here
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MOTD commentator mentioned something about a penalty against them last season. I can't remember the incident tbh.
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Sounds like something Wenger would say
posted on 21/8/17
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 9 minutes ago
He dived
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One of the replays showed the keeper just clipping him. He did make a five course meal out of it though.
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In my mind, if you go down willingly, you have dived.
Of course, as a player if you don't go down these days you don't get the free kick. Everybody will have a different interpenetration of a dive.
posted on 21/8/17
It was a Definite cheating dive by Rash, can see why Swansea were annoyed.
posted on 21/8/17
Busby
A good read on it is in the Ronaldo chapter in SAF's second book.
posted on 21/8/17
IMO the reason players dive is because otherwise the ref won't give fouls.
How many times have you seen a player been penalised for staying on his feet when being clearly fouled.
Yes diving is bad but is it cheating any more than a tug on the shirt to check an attackers stride? The stride that could make a difference between getting into a scoring position and not.
posted on 21/8/17
IMO the reason players dive is because otherwise the ref won't give fouls.
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the pundits are the worst when it comes to this, castigating players for diving yet always moaning when a player actually stays on his feet and the ref doesn't give a penalty saying how the player should have fallen over, surely if contact is not strong enough to drop you and you fall its simulation?