Would hate for him to punch Mike Riley. Oh, wait - sorry I, he isn't there any more. I meant Howard Webb
Would hate for him to punch Mike Riley. Oh, wait - sorry I, he isn't there any more. I meant Howard Webb
It is a real moral dilemma. 20 years ago, punching Mike Riley and putting him out of action for a few weeks would have brought the game into disrepute but would have simultaneously raised the standards of officiating.Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
What is the responsible course of action?
FFS Lads! That's twice you've mentioned that name in this thread and unless I'm mistaken IUFG has not left the planet.It is a real moral dilemma. 20 years ago, punching Mike Riley and putting him out of action for a few weeks would have brought the game into disrepute but would have simultaneously raised the standards of officiating.
What is the responsible course of action?
Fair point. I would like to remove the reference from my post and replace it with Phil Dowd.FFS Lads! That's twice you've mentioned that name in this thread and unless I'm mistaken IUFG has not left the planet.
Phil Dowd was a big lad, p. Not fast but a big ladFair point. I would like to remove the reference from my post and replace it with Phil Dowd.
*** MIKE RILEY KLAXON ***
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
A ****housery attack .. No excuses and all that.. But perhaps a warning that FIFA and those who keep changing the rules every five minutes to perhaps stop farking around.
Well, there is the broader point. How can anyone, within or without the game, have an ounce of respect for the governing bodies. UEFA and FIFA have proved themselves to be corrupt to the core.
Corrupt FROM the core. Let's have it right.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
I'm willing to accept that correction.
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