If it was at his face I'd not need the map. Would be funny then.He got a football kicked at his head? Surely I don't need to draw a map?
Urban Dictionary: yewIs that a cross between yes and phew, or do you have wood?
oh well i was never cool, hence my use of the word cool.....
Not sure I actually commented on Fellaini, unless you're talking about someone else. Ditto any mention of it being a conspiracy. Just spinelessness afaics.He's had more touchline bans than anyone else so clearly they do. He's fairly got away with one here but it's up to the referee (who was actually there) to decide whether to report him or not.
I like how when Fellaini gets off light he's a bit fortunate, but when Ferguson gets off light it's a conspiracy.
Great photo. It's very similar to a famous piccy of Alan Rough in the 1982 WC when Eder's exquisite lob left him as a spectator when the 3rd or 4th goal flew in. I'll try and find it.Crewe Alexandra are ****e, photo of the season
Every manager has a go when a decision goes against them; ironically enough, witness Pardew yesterday when initially the decision went against him.Not sure I actually commented on Fellaini, unless you're talking about someone else. Ditto any mention of it being a conspiracy. Just spinelessness afaics.
But yes, you're right about it being down to the ref, who seems to have thrown in the towel on this particular occasion. Which is probably what bugs me about the incident.
As for touchline bans, I'll take your word about how many he's had, but I would suggest it's minimal in comparison to his attempts to bully all and sundry when things aren't going his way.