tigerman1+1 wrote:Assault pmsl, it was a late tackle, if you cant stand the heat get out the kitchen..but then again a wigan player has never ever ever committed a late tackle now have they, jesus if it was assault, id recommend going to the police to sort out an illegal attack. it isnt like you havent got video evidence.......talk about over reaction....and your dragging things up from 39 years ago my god move on guys its history, id hate to imagine how pent up you get about the extermination of the jews.
I hate to see how pent up you get about Wigan "cheating" you out of the superleage.
tigerman1+1 wrote:Assault pmsl, it was a late tackle, if you cant stand the heat get out the kitchen..but then again a wigan player has never ever ever committed a late tackle now have they, jesus if it was assault, id recommend going to the police to sort out an illegal attack. it isnt like you havent got video evidence.......talk about over reaction....and your dragging things up from 39 years ago my god move on guys its history, id hate to imagine how pent up you get about the extermination of the jews.
Get off your high horse sugar, you'll get a nose bleed. The issue is that YOUR fans were accusing Sam of faking it and taking a dive!!!!!
Newsnight 13th May 2010: "With the role of Deputy Prime Minister a non-job. Has Nick Clegg gone from King Maker to tea maker????"
I kept the faith and I kept voting Not for the iron fist but for the helping hand For theirs is a land with a wall around it And mine is a faith in my fellow man Theirs is a land of hope and glory Mine is the green field and the factory floor Theirs are the skies all dark with bombers And mine is the peace we knew Between the wars
Vectrabeast wrote:The laughable thing is a late challenge on a kicker carries an automatic yellow card, why is this not the same for a late challenge on somebody who has just passed? the 2 scenarios are almost identical yet the punishments aren't
I think it's because when a late challenge is committed on a kicker, he's usually either on one leg or in the air, so the risk of injury is greater.
Saint #1 wrote:I think it's because when a late challenge is committed on a kicker, he's usually either on one leg or in the air, so the risk of injury is greater.
I see what you are saying if thats the rule then fair enough but is absolute garbage you are in a relaxed position regardless an injury is just as likely wether a kick or pass has just been made, you are vulnerable either way, especially if the late hit is around the head.
Joined: Jan 27 2005 Posts: 2687 Location: Westhoughton
pedro17 wrote:was nothing in it...being blown out of proportion
Correct it is a contact sport after all Sam made no big deal about it so he must have thought it was fair. It was no different than the hit Feca did on the Graham last year.
Best Wigan No7 ever [b]Terry Newton Wigan legend RIP[/b]
Joined: Apr 19 2009 Posts: 729 Location: between heaven and hell
moonlight flit wrote:Around the same time as Sam got the cheap shot, there was to me a bit more of a hint of gouging in the tackle by a Cas player.
I didn't record the game. Did anyone else notice this ? To me that was worse than the hit on ST.
just watched the game again apparently in the last couple of minutes of the game when fielden was on the ground you can see piggy alledge that Terry Matterson ran on the pitch in a Cas stip and pull out Fieldens spine, this is ofcourse obsurd as its clear for all to see fielden lost his spine after a tap on the jaw by a big Aussie
You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot post attachments in this forum
