Bournemouth players complaining about the ref!

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Sounds like Gosling is trying to do the typical footballer thing that Warnock talked about in his documentary years ago “footballers will blame anyone but themselves”

I don’t quite get what Gosling is on about with the other comments, but Bournemouth are in the relegation zone and they should be battling for every point possible, not rolling around on the floor

I don’t know why Eddie Howe allows his players to talk like this. Wilder wouldn’t allow his players to make such comments to the press
According to TS it seems Howe isn’t particularly happy about it.
 



Can you imagine Wilder allowing one of our lot to come out and say something like this? Everyone they play will be giving them more grief than usual now, knowing how easily they are wound up.

All this story has got me thinking is its definitely worth sticking a tenner on Bournemouth to go down.
 
Can you imagine Wilder allowing one of our lot to come out and say something like this? Everyone they play will be giving them more grief than usual now, knowing how easily they are wound up.

All this story has got me thinking is its definitely worth sticking a tenner on Bournemouth to go down.
Yeah, I bet Moyes high fived Nolan when they read that. I thought Bournemouth would survive but this is pathetic.
 
It’ll be fascinating to see whether this has a negative effect on 50/50 decisions awarded them by both the officials on the pitch and VAR. I can’t imagine they’ll be too chuffed at this sort of stuff being made public by Gosling. I doubt at any rate if the effect will be a positive one.
 
I have to say although I agreed with Deadbats assessment of how poor Moss was on Sunday if he's told them to get on with the game and stop whinging he's gone up in my estimation. Gosling was the one who lit CW's fuse on Sunday, his non contact forward flip being the final straw for CW.

Note the difference in class. Howe it seems is orchestrating this through his players rather than have the balls to come out and say it for fear of getting a charge against him. CW post match alludes to things that have gone on that annoyed him but says he will have to get used to it without making reference to Bmths pay acting. CW then goes onto praise Bmouth manager and players.

They really are poor losers. Its taken them three days to think this excuse up why didn't Howe refer to it after the game. If they've complained to Riley they are going to get nowhere and its likely officials will have marked their cards for future games.
 
It’ll be fascinating to see whether this has a negative effect on 50/50 decisions awarded them by both the officials on the pitch and VAR. I can’t imagine they’ll be too chuffed at this sort of stuff being made public by Gosling. I doubt at any rate if the effect will be a positive one.
All it’s going to do is draw attention to their constant falling over, like dyspraxic three year olds running around a ploughed field.
 
If Moss wants to take something out on player, it should be Milner, a lad he had as teacher once, and little James surely did a few things of note in the classroom as most kids do.
 
I am sure when those players were surrounding the referee after each of the diving swan impressions, only one of them spoke and said "Excuse me Mr Moss, sir, but I think that was foul and he never attempted to influence you into making a decision our way. Please will you give the foul, sir."
 
Setting aside Moss’s performance on Sunday, I think that current referee’s attitudes towards physical contact in the game falls somewhere on a spectrum between -
Anthony Taylor - merest touch + a fall = a foul
Jon Moss - significant inappropriate contact = a foul

I’ve always found more enjoyment watching Jon Moss games than Anthony Taylor games.
More chance of a bit of institutional bullying and rotational fouling.
 



What happens on the pitch stays on the pitch...

Mark Halsey has just been on Talksport and that‘s exactly what he said.

He mentioned that he could come up with all sorts of stories about the stuff players have said to him on the pitch and he could name names
but he realises it’s an emotional game and players say stuff they might later regret.

He said the normal protocol is if players have so to say then they meet the manager after the match.
Halsey said he once sent off John Terry and Terry spoke with him a few minutes after the match about the decision.
 
Bournemouth, the perfect home for Grealish.

Grealish has more backbone than the entire Bournemouth team put together. He whinges like a bastard on the pitch, but to be fair gets the crap kicked out of him, but as soon as the whistle goes he's a professional. Said nice things about our team and fans after the last game. Despite him getting 90 minutes of grief from the stands.
 
If it’s true that Moss made comments along the lines alleged, then it strikes me that, if the Bournemouth players had anything whatsoever about them, it should have fired them up to get a result.

Look how Wilder and our players use negativity from outsiders, as motivation to continually prove people wrong.

It seems that certain Bournemouth players just haven’t got it in them.

Wilder sticks most of it up on the wall all the time.
 
Jon Moss moves that slowly, I wouldn’t be surprised if moss starts growing on him.
 
Sky reporting that neither MOSS nor GOSLING will face any charges following this story.

Strange as it's the usual protocol for anyone calling out referees, particularly their integrity usually get fined, even if justified.
 
Oh, and

Gosling was charged with misconduct under Rule E8(b) of the FA's regulations, which relates to players betting on football matches, and on 10 March 2014, Gosling admitted "multiple breaches", requesting a personal hearing to answer his case.[35]
 
Having seen how match officials responded to Neil Warnock's treatment of them when we were last in the Prem, I imagine Chris Wilder thinking "if pissing them off costs us points like this, then maybe being sweet and charming could have the opposite effect".
 
Jonathan Moss has just gone up massively in my estimation.

The worse bunch of cheating, crybabies that I have ever seen visit the Lane. A disgrace to the sport in fact.

Some of them could do with a season or 2 back in the Championship, to experience some proper tackling.... Saturday Tuesday, Saturday Tuesday.......
 
Goose (plural geese) is the general English name for many long-necked birds, belonging to the family Anatidae. ... Geese migrate in groups in the spring and fall, flying together in a V-shape. A male goose is called a "gander" and a baby goose is called a "Gosling". A group of geese is called a "gaggle".

V-sign to Gosling then.....
 



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