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Not to worry, he woild have done eventually so it was a pre-emptive strike by the referee.In Pulis' interview he said that Adam didn't touch our player for either of the yellows
Not to worry, he woild have done eventually so it was a pre-emptive strike by the referee.In Pulis' interview he said that Adam didn't touch our player for either of the yellows
Sorry, agree. Fat thumbClint showing why he will always be a useful member of the squad. The dude scores important goals. Not pretty but effective. Ade perking up in the last few weeks is most welcome. Would have been lovely had it happened a month or two earlier but hopefully he can get another next week.
Maybe those 2 dropped pts at Wigan come back to haunt us but I personally think if we can get the 3 pts next week, we'll make it. Just one draw and assnal fall short. Please, let it happen just fucking once. Just this one time FFS.
No probs. It's the thought that counts after all.Sorry, agree. Fat thumb
"It's disappointing because I watch football day in, day out and you see some challenges that don't even get bookings, then you see two challenges like that one today getting a sending-off," noted Pulis.
More than any other team, Stoke deserve to get relegated.
Not brave enough like Swansea, Wigan, Villa to actually play football they employ a "manager" (whose Net Spend is incredibly high) who gets his team to play negative tactics, in front of fans that boo and whistle when we decided to play the ball around.
So many sports teams go this route...get in a coach or manager to use defensive tactics to negate any offensive threat from opposition (i.e. The Trap in hockey). It's "I can't rise to your level so i'm gonna drag you down to my level" at its most basic form.
Absolutely repugnant and gutless.
...and for their fans to act as though we'd slaughtered children with a pitchfork in front of them when we won anything...what form of life are they?
Next year i will have 2 hopes:
1) we do well
2) Stoke implodes in a black hole to never be seen again...(the club and the collection of housing that they think is more than a backwoods inbred village).
We officially qualified for European football today too.
Ade was a close second!
In Pulis' interview he said that Adam didn't touch our player for either of the yellows
Is this real? Have we really sold 200 million of players in last 5 years? i dont think we are anywhere near that!Completely agree. Today they did all they could to destroy the game, fouls, negative tactics and trying to bully us out of the game. I was actually impressed today. It is a tricky place to go and we dominated and had a few chances that could have made it comfortable. It wasn't pretty, but in the past we have struggled against teams who play like that against us. Thought the likes of Dempsey and Parker really stepped up today.
Also the net spend is really interesting over last 5 years. Never realised Stoke had spent that much. Shows how well we are doing on our net spend especially when you look at the likes of Chelsea and City. http://transferleague.co.uk/league-tables/transfer-league-table-last-five-seasons.html
You are Canaryyellow from The Guardian and I claim my £5.*Crawls off to lie down in darkened room*
Well done lads!
Watch it in SSN. He said that Adm had a right to challenge for the first booking and didn't catch him. He follows that up by saying Adam gave the ref the opportunity to send him off by sliding in but didn't catch him and it is the players reaction which makes it look worse. He went in to say that both Adam bookings and Huddlestone's were soft yellows when you consider some of the things that have only received yellows this season.No he didn't.
Is this real? Have we really sold 200 million of players in last 5 years? i dont think we are anywhere near that!
Is this real? Have we really sold 200 million of players in last 5 years? i dont think we are anywhere near that!
Berba, Keane, Modric, VDV would make up half of that alone. Then think about the amount of players we sold for around 5m including the likes of Ohara, Corluka, Kranjcar etc plus the money we recouped from Bent. It is as I expected really. We are very active in the transfer market, both buying and selling. On the whole it shows the way we conduct ourselves is generally to look at long term transfers and those with sell on value. Just wished occasionally we would make that investment though to address areas of need and finally make that step up to title challengers.
I am just glad we don't have a net spend like Stoke, yet produce that rubbish they call football.
How the hell did Levy manage to get 8m for Zokora
How the hell did Levy manage to get 8m for Zokora