Tudpigs shirt

[sitwell]

Anyone know what that was all about ?

 

[stinkyblade]

It certainly wasn't for me

 

[Bladesman]

A girl who is ill with a brain tumour at the childrens hospital apparently not got long to live.

Sad news.

 

[Rich]

fair play to him then really. I know he's a pig and what have you but it's a pretty nice gesture. Although he got booked for it though, so maybe not the smartest. Plus he's ruined one of his ASDA vests, soft lad.

 

[Samantha]

Regardless, he's still a pig! Why wasn't he booked for taking his shirt off?

 

[jose_d_blade]

pig or not it would be totally heartless to book him for a kind gesture for a sick girl.

I know its a derby but hell that puts things in prospective.
my heart goes out to her and her parents

 

[Bakewell Blade]

Agree with Jose and he did get booked for it, at least he hadn't got a record label on it like halford had last year !

 

[Guesty]

Regardless, he's still a pig! Why wasn't he booked for taking his shirt off?

I'm pretty sure he was, though not according the The grauniad today. Sure I saw Wiley take his name.

 

[Bristol Blade]

at least he hadn't got a record label on it like halford had last year !

I think my personal favourite was Windass's "10% body fat" message on his vest. Class!

 

[Bladesman]

Regardless, he's still a pig! Why wasn't he booked for taking his shirt off?

He was booked.

 

[Revolution]

He wasn't booked - as I said in another thread, Wiley ignored Tudgay and booked Bunn instead...

O'Connor was the only Pig booking against our 6.

 

[judge]

he should wear his shirt over his meerkat head

 

[Samantha]

He wasn't booked - as I said in another thread, Wiley ignored Tudgay and booked Bunn instead...

O'Connor was the only Pig booking against our 6.

True, according to every report I've seen.

The rules state removing your shirt is a bookable offence - so what if it was to show wording for someone in hospital. Rules are rules!

 

[Foxy]

True, according to every report I've seen.

The rules state removing your shirt is a bookable offence - so what if it was to show wording for someone in hospital. Rules are rules!

He certainly was booked, the ref showed him the card at the half way line... before we kicked back off.

 

[Samantha]

He certainly was booked, the ref showed him the card at the half way line... before we kicked back off.

So why do all the reports only say that O'Connor was booked?

 

[Foxy]

So why do all the reports only say that O'Connor was booked?

No idea, but I remember vividly the referee showing the card to Tudgay.

Didn't see him write the name down, but he showed him the card.

 

[Mousey]

No idea, but I remember vividly the referee showing the card to Tudgay.

Didn't see him write the name down, but he showed him the card.

As mentioned in another thread I saw it too. He did book Tudgay. We are better than journalists

 

[oldblade]

So why do all the reports only say that O'Connor was booked?

Probably for the same reason that reporters attribute various goal efforts etc incorrectly. They miss things just like we do.

 

[SRBlade]

I gathered it was for someone for the right reasons.

But why 'Danny' if it was a girl? i presume its an odd take on someone called Danielle?

I don't mind anything like that, even from a grunter who has our bloody lives in derby games, at least it wasnt some self loving toss.

 

[Ollessendro]

On a slight aside: I think Wilie thought it was xmas the way he was dishing out cards to United players. Some of it was farical. He booked Davies for a good tackle, Henderson just stood his ground and got booked. Ridiculous. If a United player had have done what O'Conner did (2 hurrendous tackles in the space of 5 seconds) then he would probably have walked!?

 

[bladesadviser]

He got booked according to Sky, as it came up on the screen with his name and the yellow card symbol

 

[Santos]

I must say if Tudgay wasn't a Pig I think we'd all be ranting and raving about him, and suggesting him as a new striker. I certainly would be. I think he's a great player. Forget their other goal which was just hit and hope, his was the best of the night from a technical point of view.

The way he turned down Burnley to stay at Wednesday is something which you don't see much nowadays.

Great gesture by him too. Although he should have told the referee what he was going to do before the game (if he scored of course) as I believe Halford did and didn't get booked.

 

[Linz]

Great gesture by him too. Although he should have told the referee what he was going to do before the game (if he scored of course) as I believe Halford did and didn't get booked.

Halford didn't remove his shirt though, he simply lifted it up.

I'll add my weight to the "Tudgay was booked" force too... I'm sure I got a piccy of it.

 

[Guesty]

I must say if Tudgay wasn't a Pig I think we'd all be ranting and raving about him, and suggesting him as a new striker. I certainly would be. I think he's a great player. Forget their other goal which was just hit and hope, his was the best of the night from a technical point of view.

The way he turned down Burnley to stay at Wednesday is something which you don't see much nowadays.

Great gesture by him too. Although he should have told the referee what he was going to do before the game (if he scored of course) as I believe Halford did and didn't get booked.

Ah now, Buxton's was unstoppable! Beautifully placed, bullet header.

 

[SwissBlade]

I must say if Tudgay wasn't a Pig I think we'd all be ranting and raving about him, and suggesting him as a new striker. I certainly would be. I think he's a great player. Forget their other goal which was just hit and hope, his was the best of the night from a technical point of view.

The way he turned down Burnley to stay at Wednesday is something which you don't see much nowadays.

Great gesture by him too. Although he should have told the referee what he was going to do before the game (if he scored of course) as I believe Halford did and didn't get booked.

Totally agree, they were talking around 2 million for Tudgay and we ended up paying 3 Million (and probably much higher wages) for Ched.

I like Ched, but I think we like to buy from the PL as we think that those players can offer more.

Tudgay is often inconsistent, but that can come with a player of a better standard playing for a sh*te team. He looked a class above their players and you could tell that he could see things that their other players couldn't.

 

[sitwell]

Why did you put that information up Bladesman ?
I doubted it at the time which is why I didn't comment , Danny is actually a 29 year old friend of Tudpigs brother wha has had an accident.