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Has he been charged yet ? Insighting violence not very clever , i know it works both ways but what a bad example to set to kids , the money he is on , should be above all that .
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Yes and for a bloke who has been in the papers , spouting about Violence at matches , it was pretty grim to watch .
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It was banter. Some silly old bastard who was old enough to know better was giving it the big un to him. Bartley simply invited him pitch side if he fancied it. He didn't. Nothing to see here, move on.
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It is a joke how some fans cry wolf about the players giving it back.
Bit like the muppets at Portsmouth that were verbally abusive to Kwadwo Baah of Watford all game and then because he took the piss and did the fortnight taking the L dance Portsmouth fans and players went off in on one
If you can't take it don't dish it out is what I say.
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The bloke who looked like Father Christmas walking down to the front was embarrassing.
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Cunt.
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(apparently this didn't trigger the swearometer
)would have him until end of season if we could get him. Experience, still one of the better defenders in the league, got a level of aggression and nastiness that i feel United could do with, be an excellent replacement for big Harry
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Maybe most angry posters on here were at the match so didn't have the benfit of TV replays, but Moore landed on his shin and then on his thigh (accidentally). You could then clearly see his shin was cut open and bleeding so maybe understandable he wasn't too happy?
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Maybe most angry posters on here were at the match so didn't have the benfit of TV replays, but Moore landed on his shin and then on his thigh (accidentally). You could then clearly see his shin was cut open and bleeding so maybe understandable he wasn't too happy?
Well I didn't know that but it was accidental although both of them were going at each other for most of the match.
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Moore caught him with studs on the way down and drew blood
Bartley seemed to start it by leaving a bit of elbow in there but on the whole it was 6 of one and half a dozen of the other throughout.
He would probably argue Moore didn’t make much effort to avoid landing on him as well
It worked. Moore was pretty ineffective all game.
He would probably argue Moore didn’t make much effort to avoid landing on him as well
It worked. Moore was pretty ineffective all game.
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He would be absolutely ideal for us for the 2nd half of the season as a replacement for Soutts.
Not long term obviously, but we would have a beast of a player who can dominate in both boxes and he would inspire everyone with his aggression.
Not long term obviously, but we would have a beast of a player who can dominate in both boxes and he would inspire everyone with his aggression.
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As Morgs use to say.
Part and parcel of the game. You give it out you take it back
Part and parcel of the game. You give it out you take it back
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Tend to agree with those above, there's far worse options than Bartley as a short term option to replace HS.
Irrelevant though as West Brom aren't going to let him come here, or certainly not for what we would rightly offer.
Irrelevant though as West Brom aren't going to let him come here, or certainly not for what we would rightly offer.
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He was pretty solid for WBA and we could do worse to replace Souttar.
The whole pantomime of fans giving players shit and crying if they give any back is ludicrous.
The whole pantomime of fans giving players shit and crying if they give any back is ludicrous.
I don't know, he did an excellent job as Centre Half for West Brom.
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Morgs epitomised this he was a real blood and thunder player and a real character.
That dished it out and never complained once when he got it back.
Point proven by the time Lee McCulloch cracked Morgs in the face leaving him with a Black eye Morgs even said he didn't want to see him banned.
This is a quote from Morgs and this sums Morgs up to a T and how we have always been as a club.
Chris Morgan does not want to see any action taken against Lee McCulloch.
Chris Morgan does not want to see any action taken against Lee McCulloch despite the Sheffield United captain being on the receiving end of a swinging arm in Saturday's game against Wigan.
Morgan was left with a swollen and cut right eye after being caught by McCulloch in injury time of the 1-0 win for The Blades at The JJB Stadium.
The Latics midfielder immediately offered his apologies to Morgan after the game, but the Football Association may yet decide to take retrospective action as it is believed that referee Peter Walton did not witness the incident.
Wigan could lose McCulloch for three games if charges of violent conduct are brought against the Scot, but Morgan does not want his opponent to be punished following his quick apology.
"To be honest I'm not into all that [further action]," Morgan told Sky Sports.
"At the end of the day if you start moaning about things that happen to your players, sometime further down the line it will get picked up on what we do.
"Lee has been man enough to come out and knock on our door and say sorry and it takes a lot to do that, and we had a chat and no hard feelings, get on with it."
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Good grief, what a refreshing approach to football and life in general. Those days are gone completely, I dread to think where it ends tbh. I'm not advocating a return to the sixties but as ever the pendulum has swung to the other extreme.
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It was in front of us on G and Bartley did most of the pointing in fun with a bit of a smile on his face. It's ludicrous to think it was serious and that a big, fit defender was really being serious with an old fan.
What annoys me more than anything now is the way players throw themselves to the ground as soon as they feel a touch in their back and getting a free kick, especially defenders when they know they're backed in to a corner and want an easy way out. I'd love a ref to say a finger in your back doesn't make a big lad like you sink to your knees, play on.
I'm also always amazed at the amount of blocking and blantent obstruction a defender is allowed to do whilst trying to allow the ball to go out of play. You don't see it anywhere else on the pitch, but anywhere near the goal line and the player is basically allowed to do what he likes to stop the attacker getting to the ball without making any attempt to play the ball himself.
Must be getting old but don't like how soft the game has got now, oh and feigning injury when it's obvious you messed up and hope the ref buys it and stops the game is another one that winds me up! Should be a booking every time.
What annoys me more than anything now is the way players throw themselves to the ground as soon as they feel a touch in their back and getting a free kick, especially defenders when they know they're backed in to a corner and want an easy way out. I'd love a ref to say a finger in your back doesn't make a big lad like you sink to your knees, play on.
I'm also always amazed at the amount of blocking and blantent obstruction a defender is allowed to do whilst trying to allow the ball to go out of play. You don't see it anywhere else on the pitch, but anywhere near the goal line and the player is basically allowed to do what he likes to stop the attacker getting to the ball without making any attempt to play the ball himself.
Must be getting old but don't like how soft the game has got now, oh and feigning injury when it's obvious you messed up and hope the ref buys it and stops the game is another one that winds me up! Should be a booking every time.
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It is sad what has become of football as we knew it can't believe how much it has change and not for the good sadly.
No idea what he was trying to achieve. Was all quite funny though.
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Missed this, any footage?
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I was sat near this incident and he just gave back what he received. Absolutely no reason to charge him at all.
Fans need to stop thinking they can say whatever they want to footballers and not expect it back.
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Went down injured & complaining that further action wasn’t taken against the player who injured him. United fans kicked off with him, Bartley was laughing and goading. United fans were stood up trying to offer him out, Bartley reacted by saying (or doing the actions) come here if you want to fight. Obviously nothing came of it and then came continued. How the incident has got its own thread is beyond me
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Always this!It is a joke how some fans cry wolf about the players giving it back.
Bit like the muppets at Portsmouth that were verbally abusive to Kwadwo Baah of Watford all game and then because he took the piss and did the fortnight taking the L dance Portsmouth fans and players went off in on one
If you can't take it don't dish it out is what I say.
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