Their Management Team, the referee & 4th official

seasidelytham

seasidelytham

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Cheating wankers the lot of them. Totally inept and their manager spent the whole game in the ear of the 4th official. Well they got what they deserved…f’all.
Proud of block M at the end telling them all exactly what we thought of their performance.
As a footnote, extremely proud of the way we battled for an extremely well deserved point.
 
seasidelytham said:
Cheating wankers the lot of them. Totally inept and their manager spent the whole game in the ear of the 4th official. Well they got what they deserved…f’all.
Proud of block M at the end telling them all exactly what we thought of their performance.
As a footnote, extremely proud of the way we battled for an extremely well deserved point.
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Had to go on the whistle - did that little cheating Nobber scumbag give any reaction and how were our bench with the little toad?
 
Dougall said:
Had to go on the whistle - did that little cheating Nobber scumbag give any reaction and how were our bench with the little toad?
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We should be well pleased with taking four points off them. And looking at the highlights on You Tube it could have been six. They havent beaten us home or away. Brilliant from the Critchmeister.,
 
BIG_BERTHA_3 said:
He should have been red carded for the push on one of our physios.
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That was the club Doctor not the physio, a professional person highly regarded in his medical speciality, who was initially called to assess the increasing amount of blood on the players ankle.

If a member of the crowd had pushed the Doc like that you can bet your life that would have been a permanent ban from Bloomfield Rd, but it appears OK for opposition players to do so.

The behaviour of certain members of the Portsmouth team yesterday was nothing short of despicable, unacceptable and warrants a complaint raising by the BFC management team.

Sitting in block M and seeing Jordan Gabriel call upon the stand to rise up was a powerful moment. It felt like, for once, the whole ground was truly behind our team.

An incredible day of football for all the right and sadly wrong reasons.

I'll relurk again now.
 
GoWest said:
That was the club Doctor not the physio, a professional person highly regarded in his medical speciality, who was initially called to assess the increasing amount of blood on the players ankle.

If a member of the crowd had pushed the Doc like that you can bet your life that would have been a permanent ban from Bloomfield Rd, but it appears OK for opposition players to do so.

The behaviour of certain members of the Portsmouth team yesterday was nothing short of despicable, unacceptable and warrants a complaint raising by the BFC management team.

Sitting in block M and seeing Jordan Gabriel call upon the stand to rise up was a powerful moment. It felt like, for once, the whole ground was truly behind our team.

An incredible day of football for all the right and sadly wrong reasons.

I'll relurk again now.
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💯 we were definitely the “11th” man - awesome performance
 
Dougall said:
Had to go on the whistle - did that little cheating Nobber scumbag give any reaction and how were our bench with the little toad?
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Yes...he was very vocal to the crowd who had made their way over to the North side of the dugout.
He waved back at the tirad of abuse that was coming his way and seemed to take pleasure in getting the last laugh/word in.

I'm not condoning the verbal assault that he was given, but I can understand the reasons why people felt the need to express their views. He knew what he was doing and he got away with it.

Remember the old saying that "every dog has its day", he had his for sure.

I only hope that the EFL show credibility in handling this post match. It was a terrible show of poor sportsmanship...it's time like this you wish Madine was still available to "have a word" with an offender.

Let's see what comes of the Club's complaint, it's all we can do now.
 
At one point their manager was in Critchley's technical area shouting instructions, never seen that before. Officials had no control over the game, on the pitch or on the sideline.
 
GoWest said:
That was the club Doctor not the physio, a professional person highly regarded in his medical speciality, who was initially called to assess the increasing amount of blood on the players ankle.

If a member of the crowd had pushed the Doc like that you can bet your life that would have been a permanent ban from Bloomfield Rd, but it appears OK for opposition players to do so.

The behaviour of certain members of the Portsmouth team yesterday was nothing short of despicable, unacceptable and warrants a complaint raising by the BFC management team.

Sitting in block M and seeing Jordan Gabriel call upon the stand to rise up was a powerful moment. It felt like, for once, the whole ground was truly behind our team.

An incredible day of football for all the right and sadly wrong reasons.

I'll relurk again now.
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I did not know he was a doctor just thought he was one of the physios .I always thought doctors sat near the dug outs ready to come on in a life or death incident, how times have changed.
 
I commented to the guys around about M Block giving the away dugout some grief during the second half. Good to see at times like that. Pulling together with the team, it’s what should happen weekly and makes you proud to be tangerine 💪🏼
 
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