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silvertop Portishead 13 May 14 11.43am
Quote Part Time James at 13 May 2014 11.14am Quote Pete53 at 13 May 2014 10.39am Quote Part Time James at 12 May 2014 4.40pm My only slight disciplinary gripe this season relates to a player who I absolutely love and have no other gripes with really, Chamakh. I love his passion and have joked it a bit saying "get stuck in Chammers" but he's reacted to tackles he's not liked with hands in opponent's faces a few times and he's lucky not to have been sent off. If I was TP i'd try to keep him for doing that. As I say, I think it's an extension of just how passionate he is becoming about his game, but he won't get away with it forever. Edited by Part Time James (12 May 2014 4.42pm) Wasn't it the Norwich home game on New Years day when he tapped an opposition defender in the face? At the time I thought, oh no, he's off. As it was the ref. saw fit to just give a yellow, but he was a lucky man that day. I can't remember, have we had any suspensions this season through accumulated yellow cards? Delaney, Jedi and Cham have been top of the league for yellows. It is interesting to note that Ward ended with only 3 yellows ( he had none until March) which is I am sure a testament to his skill, timing and composure. Yeah, it was the Norwich game. He put his head against one of the Fulham players after already having been booked on Sunday as well and I have a feeling there were other little snaps. Regarding the stats....I don't think we had any suspensions as a result of accumulated cards. Chamakh is a "defensive attacker". I am not surprised he has accumulated cards. Just cut out the petulant stuff.
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Quote Part Time James at 13 May 2014 11.14am

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Quote Part Time James at 12 May 2014 4.40pm

My only slight disciplinary gripe this season relates to a player who I absolutely love and have no other gripes with really, Chamakh.

I love his passion and have joked it a bit saying "get stuck in Chammers" but he's reacted to tackles he's not liked with hands in opponent's faces a few times and he's lucky not to have been sent off. If I was TP i'd try to keep him for doing that. As I say, I think it's an extension of just how passionate he is becoming about his game, but he won't get away with it forever.

Edited by Part Time James (12 May 2014 4.42pm)

Wasn't it the Norwich home game on New Years day when he tapped an opposition defender in the face? At the time I thought, oh no, he's off. As it was the ref. saw fit to just give a yellow, but he was a lucky man that day.

I can't remember, have we had any suspensions this season through accumulated yellow cards? Delaney, Jedi and Cham have been top of the league for yellows.

It is interesting to note that Ward ended with only 3 yellows ( he had none until March) which is I am sure a testament to his skill, timing and composure.

Yeah, it was the Norwich game. He put his head against one of the Fulham players after already having been booked on Sunday as well and I have a feeling there were other little snaps.

Regarding the stats....I don't think we had any suspensions as a result of accumulated cards.

Chamakh is a "defensive attacker". I am not surprised he has accumulated cards. Just cut out the petulant stuff.

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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 13 May 14 11.45am
Quote adrian b at 13 May 2014 11.37am Although getting a card for taking off your shirt is annoying, it shows the way the officiating of matches has gone. What's so bad about removing your shirt after scoring? Far more aggressive stuff is allowed to go. As for the clip of the player being booked (and subsequently being sent off) for removing his shirt shows how silly that ref is. That is more of a threat to the future of the discipline of the game as such actions can only reduce the esteem in which the refs are held. TP is clever enough to realise this. Just goes to show that the ref was following the laws of the game that FIFA have laid down. This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.
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Quote adrian b at 13 May 2014 11.37am

Although getting a card for taking off your shirt is annoying, it shows the way the officiating of matches has gone. What's so bad about removing your shirt after scoring? Far more aggressive stuff is allowed to go. As for the clip of the player being booked (and subsequently being sent off) for removing his shirt shows how silly that ref is. That is more of a threat to the future of the discipline of the game as such actions can only reduce the esteem in which the refs are held. TP is clever enough to realise this.

Just goes to show that the ref was following the laws of the game that FIFA have laid down.

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

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Part Time James 13 May 14 11.50am
Quote silvertop at 13 May 2014 11.43am Quote Part Time James at 13 May 2014 11.14am Quote Pete53 at 13 May 2014 10.39am Quote Part Time James at 12 May 2014 4.40pm My only slight disciplinary gripe this season relates to a player who I absolutely love and have no other gripes with really, Chamakh. I love his passion and have joked it a bit saying "get stuck in Chammers" but he's reacted to tackles he's not liked with hands in opponent's faces a few times and he's lucky not to have been sent off. If I was TP i'd try to keep him for doing that. As I say, I think it's an extension of just how passionate he is becoming about his game, but he won't get away with it forever. Edited by Part Time James (12 May 2014 4.42pm) Wasn't it the Norwich home game on New Years day when he tapped an opposition defender in the face? At the time I thought, oh no, he's off. As it was the ref. saw fit to just give a yellow, but he was a lucky man that day. I can't remember, have we had any suspensions this season through accumulated yellow cards? Delaney, Jedi and Cham have been top of the league for yellows. It is interesting to note that Ward ended with only 3 yellows ( he had none until March) which is I am sure a testament to his skill, timing and composure. Yeah, it was the Norwich game. He put his head against one of the Fulham players after already having been booked on Sunday as well and I have a feeling there were other little snaps. Regarding the stats....I don't think we had any suspensions as a result of accumulated cards. Chamakh is a "defensive attacker". I am not surprised he has accumulated cards. Just cut out the petulant stuff. Agreed. I don't begrudge him the cards for being 'here, there and every f**king where' and I instantly forgave him for giving away that penalty for that reason. As you say, he just needs to hold back the red mist a little bit. I reckon if he hadn't been given a yellow in the Norwich game he would've received a retrospective red after a subsequent review.
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Quote silvertop at 13 May 2014 11.43am

Quote Part Time James at 13 May 2014 11.14am

Quote Pete53 at 13 May 2014 10.39am

Quote Part Time James at 12 May 2014 4.40pm

My only slight disciplinary gripe this season relates to a player who I absolutely love and have no other gripes with really, Chamakh.

Edited by Part Time James (12 May 2014 4.42pm)

I can't remember, have we had any suspensions this season through accumulated yellow cards? Delaney, Jedi and Cham have been top of the league for yellows.

It is interesting to note that Ward ended with only 3 yellows ( he had none until March) which is I am sure a testament to his skill, timing and composure.

Yeah, it was the Norwich game. He put his head against one of the Fulham players after already having been booked on Sunday as well and I have a feeling there were other little snaps.

Regarding the stats....I don't think we had any suspensions as a result of accumulated cards.

Chamakh is a "defensive attacker". I am not surprised he has accumulated cards. Just cut out the petulant stuff.

Agreed. I don't begrudge him the cards for being 'here, there and every f**king where' and I instantly forgave him for giving away that penalty for that reason. As you say, he just needs to hold back the red mist a little bit. I reckon if he hadn't been given a yellow in the Norwich game he would've received a retrospective red after a subsequent review.

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spt46 13 May 14 11.58am
Talking of 'little things' - luckily for Suarez it was the end of the game before he tried to take his shirt off. Still should have been booked - 'Bringing the game into disrepute' or just for 'Being Suarez' Attachment: Suarez cries.jpg (6.99Kb)
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13 May 14 11.58am

Talking of 'little things' - luckily for Suarez it was the end of the game before he tried to take his shirt off. Still should have been booked - 'Bringing the game into disrepute' or just for 'Being Suarez'

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Stuk Top half 13 May 14 1.28pm
Quote adrian b at 13 May 2014 11.37am Although getting a card for taking off your shirt is annoying, it shows the way the officiating of matches has gone. What's so bad about removing your shirt after scoring? Far more aggressive stuff is allowed to go. As for the clip of the player being booked (and subsequently being sent off) for removing his shirt shows how silly that ref is. That is more of a threat to the future of the discipline of the game as such actions can only reduce the esteem in which the refs are held. TP is clever enough to realise this. Deemed offensive in some prudish places. A theme park over here has just decided to ban it for the same reason. Troy Deeney got away with it in the playoffs last year. Consistency issues again. Optimistic as ever
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Top half 13 May 14 1.28pm

Quote adrian b at 13 May 2014 11.37am

Although getting a card for taking off your shirt is annoying, it shows the way the officiating of matches has gone. What's so bad about removing your shirt after scoring? Far more aggressive stuff is allowed to go. As for the clip of the player being booked (and subsequently being sent off) for removing his shirt shows how silly that ref is. That is more of a threat to the future of the discipline of the game as such actions can only reduce the esteem in which the refs are held. TP is clever enough to realise this.

Deemed offensive in some prudish places. A theme park over here has just decided to ban it for the same reason.

Troy Deeney got away with it in the playoffs last year. Consistency issues again.

Optimistic as ever

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