roseboy64
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I mean hard tackles in 50/50 situations.
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*Official* English Football Season 2009-2010
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sledger
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Wow, thanks for stating the painfully obvious, once again.
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That's it?? ****, I was expecting MUCH worse. That's not even the worst challenge we'll see this weekend.
BoyBrumby
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Others have already demurred, but have to add my tuppence worth too. It's no coincidence that Diaby, Eduardo & Ramsey all suffered their injuries against teams who try to compensate for their technical deficiences with the poor man's skill.
To paraphrase dear Oscar (who almost certainly wasn't adverse to a stiff tackle): to lose one player to a broken leg might be considered misfortune, to lose two begins to look like carelessness & to lose three looks like the dirty cheating cheats are targetting you deliberately.
Wonderful way with words, Wilde.
roseboy64
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Exactly.
Fabregas' tackle at the end was worse.
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Well the idea that three broken legs in the course of three years proves something is just a basic misunderstanding of statistical variance. Sorry Mr. Wilde, but Sir Charles Babbage might require a word.Others have already demurred, but have to add my tuppence worth too. It's no coincidence that Diaby, Eduardo & Ramsey all suffered their injuries against teams who try to compensate for their technical deficiences with the poor man's skill.
To paraphrase dear Oscar (who almost certainly wasn't adverse to a stiff tackle): to lose one player to a broken leg might be considered misfortune, to lose two begins to look like carelessness & to lose three looks like the dirty cheating cheats are targetting you deliberately.
Wonderful way with words, Wilde.
Not that you guys are necessarily wrong, but this stuff about injuries to bad tackles in three years, it isn't evidence.
duffer
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Yes we can mother****ers! Fire this **** up.
GIMH
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It may not be evidence but it's a bloody obvious trend. How many other teams can make these claims? You're being a bit of an ostrich on this one for mine.
BoyBrumby
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Those kind of injuries happen in the Prem, what, once a season, maybe? The fact that three have happened to us looks more than just bad luck.
Ikki
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So Arsene is a genius?
duffer
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Haha, never said he wasn't tbh. Even they can get it wrong though.So Arsene is a genius?
grecian
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Mind you it's great that the arguments against the challenge being disgraceful are from manure fans. It may be a terrible coincidence about Arse getting all these injuries but I'm certain that people defending it are the worst type of football supporters, and it's being franked hard in this thread.
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I was going to explain why you're wrong, but a rant about statistics isn't for the footy thread.
Anyway, I think if Shawcross pulls out and Arsenal score he gets crucified. If Denilson pulled out in that spot and Stoke scored he most certainly would. The result is unfortunate, I feel absolutely horrible for Ramsey. But I'm not personally assigning any blame to Shawcross for the incident.
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That fella needs a feed tbh.
Arsenal **** Yeah!
duffer
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sledger
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No way Bro, a yellow would have been harsh.