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[Albion] More Chris Wilder delusion...









Oh_aye

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"It's a mis-timed tackle. You know, whether it's too powerful as people talk about or however they want to dress it up. The game's moved on - I get it. But it certainly gave.... yellow card straight away, I think he pulled out, but with VAR it gives them the opportunity of upgrading it - and obviously they did that."

Mis-timed?

Dressed up as "too powerful"?

Blimey.


Aren't all fouls mistimed tackles?
Comes across like a pissed uncle at a wedding there. Telling women half his age that he had an idea for a mail order company but had it nicked by non other than Jeff Bezos who was at the next table at Pizza Express.
 


Weststander

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Crikey, what an odd person, a pound shop Mourinho.

He finds it too painful to say "Brighton", instead "these" / "teams like this" / "they" :lolol: :wanker: .

It's an insult to call that a "tackle". If you watch the video focusing solely Holgate and the ball, he had no eyes or intention on winning the ball. Instead he set out to end a player's match. A vile challenge in any era.

I wonder if Wilder kind of caused the violence by raising the temperature before and after games with the insinuations of cheats and injustices?
 








Man of Harveys

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Chavvy team, chavvy town, chavvy fans, chavvy manager.
 


Eeyore

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I think sometimes that football is a bit soft these days. But I can't see any circumstance in which that is anything other than red. It's reckless and dangerous.
 






A1X

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Never mind, we won’t be seeing the thugs again next season
 






hart's shirt

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A slight revising of opinion from CW.

17:24 BBC Sport text:

Holgate red was correct decision - Wilder

"Well, maybe as a player that played for quite a long time, you would think that's an OK challenge - a strong and competitive challenge."

"But I think we all have to admit, me included, the game has moved on."

"It was a mistimed tackle and the correct decision was made."



So still claiming that the tackle was mistimed, but agreeing that the decision of the red card was correct.
 


Rookie

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Gets worse.


Sheffield United captain Anel Ahmedhodzic on Mason Holgate's dismissal:
"The red card killed the game, killed our plan and killed everything we worked for.

"If you ask my opinion I don't think it is a red card. I don't want to say more.

"From what I saw on the pitch I don't think it was [a red card]. Maybe the replay seems harsher than it is.

"But from my view on the pitch I thought it was a fair tackle."
For me that’s a more worrying comment than from Wilder. A player has nearly crippled another and he comes out with that tripe
 










Eric the meek

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A slight revising of opinion from CW.

17:24 BBC Sport text:

Holgate red was correct decision - Wilder

"Well, maybe as a player that played for quite a long time, you would think that's an OK challenge - a strong and competitive challenge."

"But I think we all have to admit, me included, the game has moved on."

"It was a mistimed tackle and the correct decision was made."



So still claiming that the tackle was mistimed, but agreeing that the decision of the red card was correct.
It wasn't a mistimed tackle at all. Holgate timed it perfectly, and intended to take Mitoma out of the game by injuring him.

The response from Wilder still isn't nearly enough to limit the damage from this.
 








GT49er

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For me that’s a more worrying comment than from Wilder. A player has nearly crippled another and he comes out with that tripe
Yes, the Wilder clip shown earlier in this thread is aimed at the Sheffield United audience, and he's trying to protect his player, in public at least. Bit futile, but understandable, TBH, but I bet he wasn't so kindly disposed to Holgate in the privacy of the dressing room!
The captain's comments are, as you say, rather more worryingly ridiculous.
 


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