Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
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Oh yes. He'll be playing in the big one. Up front with new signings Lord Lucan and the Archangel Gabriel...You expect him to play ?
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Oh yes. He'll be playing in the big one. Up front with new signings Lord Lucan and the Archangel Gabriel...You expect him to play ?
You're wrong, Hazard was the most fouled player in the PL last season, with 67 fouls against him, Zaha had 65 against him, although the stats don't say which ones were dives![]()
You couldn't be more wrong. Regardless of your thoughts on the penalty incident today, Zaha gets seven shades of shite kicked out of him most weeks. Teams specifically assign players to foul him in rotation. Everyone knows that he's our most dangerous player, so they usually just wipe him out before he gets anywhere near the box. Zaha was the most fouled player in the league last season for a reason. He is exceptionally good at twisting and turning quickly which is a nightmare for defenders.
I’d have him in the side. The bloke is keeping palace alive on his jack jones. We have glen “Jaques Cousteau” Murray in our ranks remember.
Let's hope some manager in the top six thinks he's worth 10 dives a season and takes him off the scum.
I keep thinking that. Whatever we think of the cheating Duane Dibley Tithead he has is very talented. He doesn’t get anywhere near the amount of big move rumours that he should. Thanks obviously to his alleged rutting with Moyes daughter at Manchester United that sank his money boat.
A bit unfair seeing as it's over 40 years ago and all the instances blur into one, but I'll give you one example as we all laughed about it when it happened: it was against Mansfield Town in 1977/78. We won 5-1, one of those was a penalty where Ward went down as if he'd been shot. BG is quite correct, Ward did have a reputation for being, how can I put this delicately, a diving cheat who used to con refs. We all thought it was great.
The flip side of course was there were times when he genuinely was pole-axed and the refs, mindful of his reputation, didn't give anything.
I'm sure there used to be a chant at the goldstone of "he's in the box ! and down he goes" for wardy
Remind me, I'm sure I'm to old to remember this b/s.
I remember it going as follows "he's in the box ! and down he goes".
How old is too old? I do know its a medical fact that memory does go with age.
So you are basically calling Ward a diver?
Watch the Palace scum moan when he's diving for a new team.
I said that i remember in the 70's at the Goldstone there was a chant that went "he's in the box ! and down he goes"
I never made it / invented it. I just said i remember as a young lad that there was a chant that was sung.
I took it that it was reference to that he was too quick for the defenders and the only way to stop him what to bring him down.
Because we see it time and time again: football fans are largely incapable of judging without bias.
It's why nearly all Albion fans thought Dale Stephens should not have been sent off, but nearly everyone else though a red was right.
It's why nearly all Albion fans thought Hemed was treated unjustly, but a fair percentage of other fans thought it as the right decision.
No. No, I can't see that. You're talking bollocks.
What? Having a penalty is an advantage, due to his action, regardless of what happens later. Next you'll be saying 'got a penalty and scored, but went on to lose, so no advantage' etc.Didn’t score from the penalty so did not get an advantage so no retrospective action