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Blues Harp
Player Valuation: £60m
Feck him.
longers
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When the anger goes, you will all see how blameless he is.
Good for you mate.
Even if you (wrongly) don't think it was a red card then you can't seriously say he's blameless. He broke an ankle with an act outside the rules of football. By definition, it was entirely his fault. Blameless would be a completely legal challenge where he stayed on his feet but unfortunately an injury occurred. That did not happen.
I'm as frustrated at us taking this lying down as I am at spurs and the media they hold in their palm.
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Spurs hold the media in their palm?
Taking what lying down?
It wasnt a red card offence.
People need to move on and focus on the fella with a long road ahead of him.
Glad Son is recovering ok.
Elements of it yes.
It's a certain red.
You said he's blameless. I say that's complete nonsense. If he'd done a normal tactical foul by pulling him down then we'd not be in this predicament.
I don't normally disagree with you but I think you've been a million miles off with your shouts on this.
longers
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It's not just the media who think the Son sending off was harsh though, it seems to be the majority of football fans... do you think its possible that because we support the club of the injured player we perhaps don't have the most objective of outlooks on the subject ? Id say that's more likely than the media, officials and majority of fans all being biased against Everton.
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Fair enough. Which elements of the media do you think Spurs have in their palm?
The journalists who cover London teams in the daily newspapers. They've somehow made him the victim of this situation.
sageyefc
Player Valuation: £90m
Scumbag
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