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This is the point. It was late, forceful, with studs showing. It made full contact with the opponent. That should be a red card.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
The fact that the opponent broke his leg shouldn't really be relevant in terms of what card, if any, should be given, as players can have legs broken through perfectly fair tackles. It certainly doesn't help the offender's case though.
Terrible defending, he got the ball though.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
Gallas is the real muppet. One of the biggest whingers I've ever seen. He has a point this time, but still no need for it.
comparing it to other similar injuries (Busst, Nilis) its hard to see him recovering from that.
Id be furious if one of our players did that. As the commentators said imagine if the keeper had saved it.....Gallas' actions hardly filled the keeper with confidenceQuote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
Yeah Gallas is the guy that they should be really having a go at. Anybody can make a mistake and Terrible defending by Clichy but Gallas is meant to be the captain.
It was over the ball, therefore highQuote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
Look NeilMcd mate can you not see from the seaquence of photos above that it was high late to eduardos shin before resulting in the broken ankle. Straight red no question or doubt about it!!
Wenger says Taylor should never play football again.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/foot...em/7260564.stm
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"The tackle was horrendous and this guy should never play football again," Wenger told BBC Sport.
Arsene saw it :eek::rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by osarusan
3 game ban max
jesus that's bad as Juninho's when he was at Atletico
How the hell can Wenger say that Taylor doesn't deserve to play football again???? Sure it was a bad tackle. But I seem recall some of his players jumping into challenges last week at Old Trafford anything could have happened.
I honestly believe that when you play sport these things can happen... He miss timed a challenge and poor Eduardo came off the worst.
At least Eduardo will be get A1 treatment and will hopefully play again.... Not like the run of the mill pro in league 2 who will walk around with a limp for the rest of his life. Not to mention losing his livelyhood....
My point being that when you play the game things like this can happen. I also feel sorry for Taylor he didn't carry on like Neil Ruddock the time he broke Andy Coles legs anyway....
To Taylor's credit, he did look shocked, and accepted his punishment quietly
Let's remember Binya got a 6 match ban for his tackle on Scott Brown.
In Portuguese football, a player can be banned for as long as the player he injured remains injured.
Taylor will get a 3 match ban, and that will probably be it. I'd be surprised if a longer ban is given to him.
The law has to come down hard on these lunging tackles. There is no place in the game for a tackle where studs are showing and the foot is high off the ground.
Atsenal would've been missing 3/4 players through suspension this week if that was the ruleQuote:
Originally Posted by noddy102
If what was a rule?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
In fairness, there's tackles like that every week.
No matter what tackle you go into there is a potential for something like that to happen. Next Wenger will be asking UEFA to ban sliding tackles or to ban sliding tackles against Arsenal anyway....(which they aren't far from doing anyway)Quote:
Originally Posted by dfx-
Your right, my English is poor (sic)Quote:
Originally Posted by noddy102
Lads Wenger was always going to be angry and say something over the top about that tackle, but anyone trying to pass this off as something that just happens is bringing their anti-Arsenal bias into this. Taylor put in a dangerous tackle, has possibly shortened Eduardo's career, and should be banned for 3-5 matches. If an opposing player did that to one of your team's players you would all be up in arms about it as well
But thats still bias...Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
To suggest everyone who has an opinion on it is either pro Arsenal, or anti-Arsenal is just plain ridiculous.