Old_Laytonian
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I've watched three matches this weekend and can't believe how easily they go down and roll around even when it's a fair tackle. If they sprayed the grass with liquid manure or cat piss they'd soon get up. Wankers
Are Premier League players soft or just cheats?
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TSSeasider
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It's not just PL.
Football is infested with it.
Lavery spends half the game throwing himself on to the floor.
Annoys the hell out of me.
I enjoyed yesterday because the ref let a bit of the physical stuff go.
Football is infested with it.
Lavery spends half the game throwing himself on to the floor.
Annoys the hell out of me.
I enjoyed yesterday because the ref let a bit of the physical stuff go.
1966_and_all_that
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Cheats of course. Money corrupts.
585 = never give up
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Their 1st Division, tough as granite forefathers must be turning in their graves.
The majority are soft, overpaid, egotistical cheats.
The majority are soft, overpaid, egotistical cheats.
Got to agree with the OP.
I watch a lot of football on TV and I'm appalled at the rolling over (screaming) that goes on in EPL.
If you go down with a bad injury you don't roll over 5 or 6 times.
It's so obvious to anyone watching, except some Referees, who can't wait to give a free kick, or even produce a card.
Obviously badly injured but running about straight after the Free Kick has been awarded.
I think some are even more injured in the rolling over 5/6 times.
I watch a lot of football on TV and I'm appalled at the rolling over (screaming) that goes on in EPL.
If you go down with a bad injury you don't roll over 5 or 6 times.
It's so obvious to anyone watching, except some Referees, who can't wait to give a free kick, or even produce a card.
Obviously badly injured but running about straight after the Free Kick has been awarded.
I think some are even more injured in the rolling over 5/6 times.
BIG_BERTHA_3
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That Fernades is one of the worst I have ever seen for feigning injury ,he leaves Joe Rafferty in his wake.
1950`spoolfan
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Yep it`s pathetic and sickening, that and all the arguing and abuse of referees. What a contrast to either rugby code.
tommytwojags
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It's an intrinsic part of football in England and the rest of the world. Clearly, players practise falling over in training. Most are totally unconvincing. When someone pulls you back by grabbing your shirt you don't fall forward. I'd like to see refs just carry on with the game and leave the player writhing on the ground.
1966_and_all_that
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Yeah, not a blood bag in sight.