Does this remind you of another foul that happened last season in the EPL?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4j8d56Xzqs
IMO the sanctions for this kind of foul have to be very heavy! Taylor got disqualified for only 3 games. This is totally disproportional to what happened to Eduardo! Taylor should have been disqualified for at least 3 months and it should be the same in the case of Mangane here. But as always the player will be disqualified for 2-3 games.
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Yet another brutal foul
by TranceFusion » Sun Mar 22, 2009 3:49 pm
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by Fawzi » Sun Mar 22, 2009 4:05 pm
Taylor's foul shouldn't even have been a red card. The ref was influenced by the injury.
It may sound cold-hearted, but Taylor's tackle wasn't that hard. Eduardo was really unlucky: his studs got stuck in the grass, and ANY tackle, high, low, hard, soft, would have caused injury.It is obvious Taylor did not mean any intentional harm, his tackle wasn't even high! Had it not been for the horrendous injury, the ref wouldn't have thought much of it and given only a yellow card.
And Taylor is known for his manners and sportsmanship among Birmingham fans. He definitely didn't mean it
And please don't interpret this as stick to Arsenal. It's just the way I objectively see it.
It may sound cold-hearted, but Taylor's tackle wasn't that hard. Eduardo was really unlucky: his studs got stuck in the grass, and ANY tackle, high, low, hard, soft, would have caused injury.It is obvious Taylor did not mean any intentional harm, his tackle wasn't even high! Had it not been for the horrendous injury, the ref wouldn't have thought much of it and given only a yellow card.
And Taylor is known for his manners and sportsmanship among Birmingham fans. He definitely didn't mean it
And please don't interpret this as stick to Arsenal. It's just the way I objectively see it.
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by [IN]Head-Kay » Sun Mar 22, 2009 4:17 pm
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by silver_edge » Sun Mar 22, 2009 8:04 pm
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by TranceFusion » Sun Mar 22, 2009 8:29 pm
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