Abuse? I say what I see . Hardly abuse saying it was thuggery, think I will be backed up by the disciplinary committee too
I think you’ll be backed up by all the
**** you are full of.
Thanks FQ for your input . Haven’t you homework to complete for tomorrow ?
You may have edited but your ‘thank god he’s leaving’ was out of order
I edited it for the woke snowflakes but I stand by my original post
Whatever you think he has been a great servant to the Club. Don’t convict him before he goes before the beak.
Woke snowflake - that attitude sums you. Brownie legend now and always. As Fishquin said … mug
I edited it for the woke snowflakes but I stand by my original post
You don’t seem to be standing by it... it seems like you’ve deleted it.
Personally, I’m disappointed ... very disappointed that Mike Brown’s career will have such an ignominious end and even more disappointed that some might see this as me partially agreeing with Wirralquin ...
I’ve watched it about 15 times now and the realist in me can’t see how it was completely accidental. He knew Taylor was there and even with the kindest possible interpretation and Mike really was off balance, he still could have tried a lot harder not to tread on his head.
Are you broken?
Here broken there are only your stupid comments
Definitely a red as he's responsible for where he puts his feet, but reckless rather than deliberate in my mind. For the following reasons, I'm prepared to give MB the benefit of the doubt:
1. MB seems to tread on Taylor rather than a forceful downward stamp
2. I didn't see any previous niggle during the game so am ruling out retaliation on MB's part
3. The reaction of the Wasps players. None of them seemed outraged, which you'd expect if they genuinely thought it was an intentional stamp to the head of a team mate
4. Its MB's first ever red card
Appreciate none of the above is conclusive that it was accidental, but equally I'm not convinced it was deliberate. "Angry Mike" is a tough player but stamping a prone player in the face on purpose? That would be cowardice of the highest order and it only takes a stray stud to the eye to cause serious damage. For me, its quite a leap to conclude he went out to cause intentional harm.
The very FACT that this is the first (therefore only) red card that MB has received in a long career should tell you something about his character. I saw it as a case of losing balance, and as we all know, you tend to put your hands and feet anywhere. I could see no sign of a deliberate stamp whatsoever.
TMO input is getting ridiculous, yesterday at Franklin’s Gardens, there was a clear elbow to the face of a try scorer, resulting in a mass handbag session. End result? One player from either team gets a yellow card, for running in from a distance to intervene original thug escapes without punishment. In another incident at Kingston Park, a stand in referee was dead set on giving a red card for an unavoidable totally innocent contact with an opponent, fortunately a more experienced TMO talked him out of it and ended up as a yellow card.
Not long now before the game is a non contact sport, and no I do not support the big hit brigade, dirty play must be punished, but every player knows it is a physical game, so must be prepared to take a knock.
The very FACT that this is the first (therefore only) red card that MB has received in a long career should tell you something about his character. I saw it as a case of losing balance, and as we all know, you tend to put your hands and feet anywhere. I could see no sign of a deliberate stamp whatsoever.
TMO input is getting ridiculous, yesterday at Franklin’s Gardens, there was a clear elbow to the face of a try scorer, resulting in a mass handbag session. End result? One player from either team gets a yellow card, for running in from a distance to intervene original thug escapes without punishment. In another incident at Kingston Park, a stand in referee was dead set on giving a red card for an unavoidable totally innocent contact with an opponent, fortunately a more experienced TMO talked him out of it and ended up as a yellow card.
Not long now before the game is a non contact sport, and no I do not support the big hit brigade, dirty play must be punished, but every player knows it is a physical game, so must be prepared to take a knock.
Are you actually serious? He knew exactly where his head was
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