Reply With QuoteSo it should have been. Ridiculous decision in the first place.
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So it should have been. Ridiculous decision in the first place.
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So the cheat who feigned injury........I suppose he gets away Scott free then?
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Great news .
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Great news, however, I am with Mickd on this one, what about the player who feigned injury.Originally Posted by mickd1961
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I think the players antics during the rest of the match probably helped J Rods case, there was minimal contact but there is no way anybody other that J Rod himself will know if he intended to hurt him that's why it was such a poor decision the linesman was just guessing.
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Our players never feign injury do they Mick? Well, one or two of them don't.
Here's a plan: give every player in the league a one match ban for feigning injury in retrospect back to the start of the season. Gayle could go back to Newcastle now because he wouldn't play again this season. Rodders next appearance would be 2021.
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Which feigning of assault this season by one of our players has resulted in an opposition player being sent off?
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I tend to agree with mickd on this one. I honestly believe that our players, in the main, tend to get up and get on with it rather than 'milk' the situation. Of course, sometimes they do go down easily, like all players do. Unfortunately in this day and age, if you don't, you put yourself at a disadvantage.
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