There is no event that is fixed and that cannot be thoroughly reinterpreted as one wishes - this is

[High Quality Kick and Run]

what makes history teaching so interesting, and the subject a subject (rather than an object)

For example, this is what one Stoke fan has to say about that incident: "...It was an accident caused in no small part by Bendtner pulling back Shawcross." Stoke_andy at http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11701/8024389

History rewrit. On no past event can we agree. Holocaust denial; she asked for it guv; poor Ryan, he was devastated... no event is fixed.

[Peter]

Before the challenge. Doesnt that make shawcross a bigger c**t? Bad enough to go in with a tackle like that but to do it to someone who has just broken his leg!!!!!

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[The A*ntöniö]

[Peter]

Everything i read from him was him suggesting thst he had done nothing wrong and wouldnt chsnge the way he played. Stoke fans also claim he did nothing wrong and it was in fact our fault.

So........ Why was he apologising then? Answer that you bunch of c**ts http://www.awimb.com/images/smiley_icons/hehe.gif

[The A*ntöniö]

for not breaking both legs imo

[Peter]

Around. Ramsey's toe poke on the ball, complete with broken leg presumably, could have snapped the charging shawcross in two http://www.awimb.com/images/smiley_icons/hehe.gif http://www.awimb.com/images/smiley_icons/hehe.gif

There reallyis nothing you can say to stupidity like that. The guy is seeing a completely different incident.

[Ashberto]

sorry for themselves.

[Red N White Army]

Low-life scum.

[PSRB]

"I don't believe any footballers go out to hurt opposition players but Wilkinson is just dangerous"*

*or something along these lines