From the BBC report that comment was about the celebration, not the stamp.



IMO if someone deliberately stamped on someone's face then they should be looking at a minimum of a 10 match ban. This wasn't a deliberate stamp on the face, it was a slight reaction to a bad challenge from RVP which Adebayor slightly reacted to.

There was far more intent from Wayne Rooney when he won that ridiculous penalty for England.

From the FA's perspective I don't think there was that much they can do. Arsenal have bleated so much about this, Adebayor is already such a hate figure and there's so much media glare about this that they did the only thing they could do.



TBH the FA should accept he's already been punished for the celebration, make a statement to that effect and then rip up that utterly moronic rule.

I think Adebayor should get done for the celebration beyond the yellow card. But according to the FA's rules it should be the end of it. But sadly the FA seem to pick and choose when they apply their own rules.

Over this whole affair I hate Arsenal even more. They got stuffed on the pitch. They tried to dish it out but came off second best. So then then whine like little girls after the game and run to the FA about being picked on. I really hope those hypocritical ****ers don't qualify for the CL this year.

Indeed.

The three match ban was fair and reasonable so why the hell can they just not leave it at that and move on but they just keep going on and on like an old woman.

Now we have Fabregas whinging and whining now about a tackle that hasn't even rated a mention all week.

They won't be happy until he gets banned for life.

We are all in danger of being drowned in a tidal wave of tears from the Emirates Stadium.

He calls everyone boy when refering to players and he always has done

You insensitive swine! Don't you know he's got a nasty scratch on his leg?

The lack of intelligence you display does not astound me.

Oh boo hoo.
Interesting how your brain came to a racist conclusion from the word boy.
Lord knows how many times I've heard managers come out with lines such as 'The boy done good'.

It's not wise to say that to a black man.

You do know that individual enslaved African men were referred to as 'boy', don't you?

I guess that's what you expect from a mouthy, bully. I'm not saying that he intends to be racist, but I am highlighting the fact that he should choose his words mnore carefully. I thought he was intelligent? Or is that another myth peddled by teh media and Utd fans?

Sir Alex doesn't discriminate, the use of the word boy has referred to players of all creed and colour in the past and will continue to do so.

Now if he suddenly turned into Ron Atkinson you may have a point but seeing as though it's a cheap points scoring exercise with you playing the horrible thats not P.C card which is destroying society and its ways as a whole you quite clearly don't

Over the last couple of years, my dislike for Arsenal has diminished somewhat, and I developed an indifference to them. However, their cry-baby attitude in the last 5 days or so, has reminded me why I disliked them in the first place.

I can understand Wenger and fabregas wanting to deflect attention away from the fact that they were beaten by a team that shown more pace, physicality and desire (although not skill in terms of keeping possession). However, the self-righteous attitude has continued has continued to pour out of the Emirates. I am smug about it all though as I know Arsenal will make a fool of themselves shortly and will look like hypocrites.

No hint whatsoever, that's silly talk. If you listen to Fergie he always uses that term when talking about players. If he said regarding Wellbeck 'we have high hopes for the boy' would that have a hint of racism?

How do you know?

Maybe he should choose his words more carefully. BTW please read my post properly before commenting.




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Load of crap

It's not wise to say that to a black man. Adebayor is not a teenager.

You do know that individual enslaved African men were referred to as 'boy', don't you?

I guess that's what you expect from a mouthy, bully. I'm not saying that he intends to be racist, but I am highlighting the fact that he should choose his words more carefully. I thought he was intelligent? Or is that another myth peddled by the media and Utd fans?

Shame as it could have given you that extra push to win the league.

Jesus christ, you're obsession with Man United is quite frankly sickening and disturbing. Grow up and enjoy your own teams fine start to season instead of obsessing about your more succesful neighbours. Typical out of town City fan.

An extra push could of been given to us this season if we had been given money but the yanks kept there hands in there pockets, the media bolllocks of the last two weeks has been a joke massive PR drive to get the clueless fans onboard.

was thinking the same thing

Not selling Alonso would have been the push in my opinion.

Yup but using some of that £30M to buy players would of as well.

I am beginning to think that you and your fellow scouse bretheren are obsessed with me.

I am convinced this Darkheart is another alias of 'Mark', along with 'Cubby' / 'Cubbly'

Nah, we're obsessed with watching our rugby team win trophies and buy whoever we want. How are the quins doing this season dell boy?

Thought I was the obsessed one.

Kyrgiakos, Aquilani and Johnson weren't free.

They just replaced players who left the club, Aquilani has only cost us £5M so far, We spent around £40M we sold players for up to around £40M wheres the extra spending? we finished 2nd last season wheres the extra push for the title? there is none the yanks didnt want to spend a penny.