No, but saying that tackle could "potentially end his career" is an overstatement. But if he means it technically...then really half the tackles in the EPL are "potentially career threatening". There was a worse tackle from Scholes in the United game IIRC. How would have Javier ended Ben-haim's career? Stepping on his toes?
Oh no I have nothing against Liverpool. Just cowardly thug, Rafa the clown and a number of their fans.
WAG, is fast becoming one of my favourites tbh.
I know it wasn't the point, but you mentioned it in your post so it clearly was a point. It's irrelevant. If I punch you in the face and break my wrist, what the **** has that got to do with anything?
That's his one contribution for the season then. Love how the commentator said how it came "from a most unlikely source".
Hate to say I told you so but....
Are you serious? I go downstairs to get a drink and miss the goal? Are you ****ing serious?
It was an aside. Scaly talks of the positioning of the tackling leg which in fact put him in more harm than the person he was trying to tackle.
Start of last season I had major doubts about if he'd ever make it. Has come on leaps and bounds this year, credit to him. Will miss him massively come the ACoN
Hopefully it gets his confidence up, he started his Arsenal career so impressively but has gone into his shell and become a side passing fanny for about a season now. Reckon a lot of that was fear of messing up and the crowd getting on his back. Incredible end to the half though. Second half should be well spicy.
Doesnt matter if he's in more harms way, he's still put the defender in harms way and thats what the tackles based on (remember Gazza v Forest 91 cup final, stupidly reckless challenge that put himself out for a year, still a bad challenge that deserved a free kick and a red, though the ref bottled it and only showed a yellow whilst he was being stretchered off).
That was only one potential outcome though.
