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I don't care if the referees miss a player getting out a truncheon, hitting the other player over the head and running away shouting "He deserved that". The issue is if the player breaks the rules then they should be brought to justice, even if that is via TV cameras catching the action. The...

Rightly so, Silly Silly Tomer.

So John Terry's racial slurs should have gone unpunished because the ref didn't pick up on them the first time. Or the Luis Suarez bite against Branislav Ivanovic? Yeah. Good idea that.

Because he was the same player who pushed him mid air and pissed him off. In the heat of the moment, you don't think "oh I probably shouldn't do this because we are very strong down the left wing and he is rather susceptible to the pace of Solly Ma....." You think "HAVE THAT"

Although it's not our 'way', Arsenal's biggest problems this season were Leicester at home (Counter attacking with long balls into the channel for Vardy) , Liverpool away (Counter attaching with Salah etc running the channels) and Stoke away (Arsenal had a record level of possession but were...

Players score goals and run to the cameras to celebrate and the fans demand for the club to spend the TV millions on new talent. Yet the same players then forget about the cameras when they do something wrong and the same fans complain that the TV media have highlighted it.

A human instinct, if landing on another human by accident, is to atleast turn your head or raise an apologetic hand. You don't have to stop playing at all. I'm not talking about Tomer going to the players aide and comforting him whilst the game is going on. But just jogging on and whistling as...

Hang on. So in what situation would you do what Tomer did, and just jog away? Don't tell me, if you landed on someones leg (and there is NO WAY you can't say you didn't realise..it's a leg) would you just jog away?

I'm amazed anyone would think Hemed didn't mean it :lolol: He has played football for over 20 years. By now he knows what GRASS feels like under his boot. Last time I checked, a human leg isn't that similar. If you don't want to hurt someone, and you land on a body part, you INSTANTLY turn to...

First question - Why didn't you look back when you landed on another players leg? He hasn't got a hope in hell of getting away with it. Silly.

In my mind, even if you've been having a battle with a player, if you land on their leg (and you always know when you have) the natural instinct is to apologise. Hemed just trotted away. In my mind that made it pretty clear unfortunately.