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zico murphy woking 17 Sep 18 9.05pm | |
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I can understand Zaha’s frustration. He’s been unfairly labelled a diver by the media and this unfair tag has made him feel victimised. This has made him winge a lot which only encourages the media/fans to target him more. I think this has led to further unfair treatment from refs as his reputation goes before him as a cheat. He never seems to get the benefit of doubt from refs which has encouraged players to chance there arm at fouling him and hope to get away with it. The more this has happened the worse it seems to get. He only wants to treated fairly like any other player
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Hrolf The Ganger 17 Sep 18 9.21pm | |
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I don't think Wilf does himself any favours. If he had any sense, he would get on with his game.
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crvenaeagle 17 Sep 18 9.36pm | |
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Wait, wait, hang on a second - somebody actually listened to something Alan Shearer said?
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johnno42000 17 Sep 18 9.55pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I don't think Wilf does himself any favours. If he had any sense, he would get on with his game. I would argue that the ref in the Watford game clearly saw what Capoue did and only gave a yellow. It is things like that which I imagine make Wilf really angry, and rightly so. He is targeted and refs should understand that. If that had been on Hazard or another player for a top 6 side do you honestly doubt it wouldn't have been a red?
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MKCPFC Spain/MK 17 Sep 18 10.17pm | |
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Originally posted by johnno42000
I would argue that the ref in the Watford game clearly saw what Capoue did and only gave a yellow. It is things like that which I imagine make Wilf really angry, and rightly so. He is targeted and refs should understand that. If that had been on Hazard or another player for a top 6 side do you honestly doubt it wouldn't have been a red? Correct Johnoo, The tackle at Huddersfield would have been a red also had it been done on Hazard . Would VAR help ? Not sure as I am sure it is was stated that VAR dor red cards would only be used for cases of mistaken identity. If the Ref chooses to only book the player what can be done ? Yellow cards for the Capoue tackle and the tackle by the Huddersfield thug on Saturday just give the thugs the green light to put a career threatening tackle in on Wilf every game and not get sent off. Get booked ? no problem pass the fouling onto a team mate that has not been booked.
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Hrolf The Ganger 17 Sep 18 10.33pm | |
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Originally posted by johnno42000
I would argue that the ref in the Watford game clearly saw what Capoue did and only gave a yellow. It is things like that which I imagine make Wilf really angry, and rightly so. He is targeted and refs should understand that. If that had been on Hazard or another player for a top 6 side do you honestly doubt it wouldn't have been a red? It was a poor decision but the ref has a second to make a call. I think big clubs get the breaks for sure but Wilf will not get better treatment by criticising officials.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 18 Sep 18 12.04am | |
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I think WZ made a completely justified complaint. I don't think he is moaning about being targeted as our key player. He must expect that, and the heavy tackles that go with it. His complaint was about the deliberate attempts to injure him and take him out, not only of the current game, but many. Perhaps all season! These come from teams at our level who know that without him their own prospects of survival increase. It's these cynical attacks, and the response of the referees, that rightly upset him. The managers involved need to be called out too, because they must be orchestrating the attacks. It's not reasonable to compare WZ with players in the top 6 clubs, when injuring one of them won't have the same impact on the lower clubs as injuring WZ. This is cynical and it needs to be recognised and given proper publicity. The TV pundits are talking rubbish and the club need to find a way of addressing the issue with both the league and the referees.
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iheartcpfc SE25 18 Sep 18 5.50am | |
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Oh what a compliment it is to have some s***house scrape his studs down your achilles
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Badger11 Beckenham 18 Sep 18 8.54am | |
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Originally posted by iheartcpfc
Oh what a compliment it is to have some s***house scrape his studs down your achilles Oh good so if I bump into Gary Lineker can I compliment his performance on MOTM by punching him on the nose?
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chateauferret 18 Sep 18 9.54am | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Oh good so if I bump into Gary Lineker can I compliment his performance on MOTM by punching him on the nose? I thinl you have to tell him he's an irritating t*** at the same time. Edited by chateauferret (18 Sep 2018 9.54am)
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Eaglecoops CR3 18 Sep 18 10.01am | |
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Wilf would benefit hugely from watching Messi and the way he conducts himself on the pitch. If he controls his temper he destroys opponents. That goal he scored Saturday was as good as any Messi, Ronaldo solo effort, in fact I would go as far as to say it was sublime and that is how you show the opposition who is boss.
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Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 18 Sep 18 10.35am | |
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Before we all board the bus of believing there's a secret anti-Wilf agenda, can I just recommend looking up YouTube fouls on Messi. It's extraordinary some of the treatment he takes. I imagine it's similar for Ronaldo and Hazard. The debate isn't really about Wilf, it's about the protection of skilful -- and brave -- footballers who keep trying to take opponents on. Of which Wilf is a prime example. That said, I like the idea that refs and opposing players will have it in their minds that this is a "thing". It might make some opponents wary of the dirtiest most dangerous stuff, and refs wary of bottling important decisions.
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