Re: pepe "warned"

by Omniscient Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:27 am

Justice is served.

Barcelona have yet to get a single ounce of punishment for their diving/stamping/assaulting the crowd, Pepe stepping lightly on Messi's hand deserves nothing.

by Mr Nick09 Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:29 am

kiranr wrote:
Its not even half as bad as Arbeloa stamping on Villa in the same game.

So now we should compare "HOW BAD THOSE DISGUSTING ACTIONS ARE"?

are you guys retarded?

by kiranr Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:31 am

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:
kiranr wrote:
Its not even half as bad as Arbeloa stamping on Villa in the same game.

So now we should compare "HOW BAD THOSE DISGUSTING ACTIONS ARE"?

are you guys retarded?

It is about as retarded as kicking to stop diving theories!

by Zealous Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:32 am

The Franchise wrote:
Zealous wrote:
ragbirjosh wrote:
jibers wrote:
The xcx wrote:Meh just like Villa didint get suspended stamping on Pepe. Same story

I wonder why no one brings this up

I did and Dani got mad

Maybe you should change your username to Jiopsi or Benin

Or he could of posted the video in a thread that was relevant.

Or you can continue crying about supposed unfair treatment..whichever.

Nah I like my idea best :coffee:

by Albiceleste Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:33 am

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:
Lionel Messi wrote:Well how is what I said wrong? If people cared there would have been threads and controversy back when it actually happened and not months later. Not to mention despite some posters' hardest efforts people just don't seem to be interested in the story.

So for you it only comes to whether or not something is interesting? how about judging it for what it was and calling it disgusting just like you did for Pepe's action?

your response just illustrates the point i was making, for you and your mob, it only comes down to whether or not there is drama. your response read "it's not good looking for me as a barca fan, i better not comment". you make complete disregard of the seriousness of some situations, and only take part, insult, and berate players when it's "interesting" to do so. How about not showing such double standards?

I felt on that particular issue it was better if I didn't post my opinion in the thread. I don't think it's necessary for you to question my posting, as long as I post within the rules of the forum.

by Zealous Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:34 am

Villa elbowed Arbeloa before "the stamp" this hardly gets mentioned.

by Mr Nick09 Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:36 am

kiranr wrote:
St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:
kiranr wrote:
Its not even half as bad as Arbeloa stamping on Villa in the same game.

So now we should compare "HOW BAD THOSE DISGUSTING ACTIONS ARE"?

are you guys retarded?

It is about as retarded as kicking to stop diving theories!

tell that to Fergusson, Neville detailed very well how they engaged in bullying Arsenal to stop them.

And thank you for confirming, the things the lots of you say are shameful.

by Le Samourai Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:37 am

What's the point of this guys......I'm sad that this is going on in a thread that neither DMC or Jiopsi has yet to post in.

All in all, NEITHER TEAM WILL BE WINNING A FAIR PLAY AWARD ANYTIME SOON

by Zealous Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:39 am

We wore an "Animo Abidal" shirt last year. That easily wins the fair play award imo. banana

by jibers Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:39 am

Lionel Messi wrote:
St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:
Lionel Messi wrote:Well how is what I said wrong? If people cared there would have been threads and controversy back when it actually happened and not months later. Not to mention despite some posters' hardest efforts people just don't seem to be interested in the story.

So for you it only comes to whether or not something is interesting? how about judging it for what it was and calling it disgusting just like you did for Pepe's action?

your response just illustrates the point i was making, for you and your mob, it only comes down to whether or not there is drama. your response read "it's not good looking for me as a barca fan, i better not comment". you make complete disregard of the seriousness of some situations, and only take part, insult, and berate players when it's "interesting" to do so. How about not showing such double standards?

I felt on that particular issue it was better if I didn't post my opinion in the thread. I don't think it's necessary for you to question my posting, as long as I post within the rules of the forum.

ROFL LM, you've been caught out by Nick ffs.

NICK :bow:

by Le Samourai Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:40 am

BTW.......Someone told me people have started posting monkey pictures of pepe or something....which I'm sorry to say is Classless and disgusting.

Pogatetz used to do worse week in week out and no one said a word...........

by Le Samourai Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:40 am

Double Post.

by Albiceleste Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:40 am

jibers wrote:
Lionel Messi wrote:
St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:
Lionel Messi wrote:Well how is what I said wrong? If people cared there would have been threads and controversy back when it actually happened and not months later. Not to mention despite some posters' hardest efforts people just don't seem to be interested in the story.

So for you it only comes to whether or not something is interesting? how about judging it for what it was and calling it disgusting just like you did for Pepe's action?

your response just illustrates the point i was making, for you and your mob, it only comes down to whether or not there is drama. your response read "it's not good looking for me as a barca fan, i better not comment". you make complete disregard of the seriousness of some situations, and only take part, insult, and berate players when it's "interesting" to do so. How about not showing such double standards?

I felt on that particular issue it was better if I didn't post my opinion in the thread. I don't think it's necessary for you to question my posting, as long as I post within the rules of the forum.

ROFL LM, you've been caught out by Nick ffs.

NICK

He's literally trying to "roast" me for not posting in a thread in the RM section.

by Zealous Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:41 am

Well it's been posted LM. Tell us how disgusting Villa is please.

by izzy Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:44 am

Lionel Messi wrote:He's literally trying to "roast" me for not posting in a thread in the RM section.

Don't think that's the correct word for what just happened here. Laughing

by Albiceleste Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:45 am

My stance on things like that is still adamant, it doesn't belong in the game, but Villa doesn't have a lengthy history of violence like Pepe does so I'm more inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Anyway, it's not my job to judge if it was intentional or not, that's up to the RFEF.

by kiranr Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:46 am

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:
kiranr wrote:
St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:
kiranr wrote:
Its not even half as bad as Arbeloa stamping on Villa in the same game.

So now we should compare "HOW BAD THOSE DISGUSTING ACTIONS ARE"?

are you guys retarded?

It is about as retarded as kicking to stop diving theories!

tell that to Fergusson, Neville detailed very well how they engaged in bullying Arsenal to stop them.

And thank you for confirming, the things the lots of you say are shameful.

I have no issue with hard tackling. It is the off the ball fouls that gets to me.

Anyway, i am talking about a whole bunch of Madrid fans openly supporting that dirty behaviour by claiming it was to stop the diving. Never saw any Madrid fan openly condemn the players for that. I am not talking about the tackling. I am only talking about the off the ball kicks and shoves.

by jibers Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:47 am

Lionel Messi wrote:My stance on things like that is still adamant, it doesn't belong in the game, but Villa doesn't have a lengthy history of violence like Pepe does so I'm more inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Anyway, it's not my job to judge if it was intentional or not, that's up to the RFEF.

... So Villa should not have been banned because it was a one off and pepe should even though he was punished everytime?

by Le Samourai Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:47 am

by The Franchise Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:47 am

Typical.

We talking about Pepe doing wrong and then the celebration of such from certain posters and denial of it from the lunatic ones.

Bring up past Barca issues, all of which highly debatable.

Someone will say, both teams have done wrong.

Mix unfair treatment and mod bias in there somewhere.

Conclusion, we arent talking about the original issue anymore.

by Great Leader Sprucenuce Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:47 am

I personally think your both evil and could learn alot from the Donkey PL on lessons on how to behave on a football pitch :coffee:

Over here the worst thing we do is call each other negrito :coffee:

by Zealous Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:49 am

I've seen Villa slap other players and elbow someone in the ribs. So yeah he sort of does have a history.

Well if OP is true it doesn't seem that RFEF considers what Epep did as intentional either. :lucas:

It may not be you're job but you can always give your true opinion.

by Albiceleste Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:50 am

jibers wrote:
Lionel Messi wrote:My stance on things like that is still adamant, it doesn't belong in the game, but Villa doesn't have a lengthy history of violence like Pepe does so I'm more inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Anyway, it's not my job to judge if it was intentional or not, that's up to the RFEF.

... So Villa should not have been banned because it was a one off and pepe should even though he was punished everytime?

Villa should have banned if he was found guilty.

Zealous, in my opinion it looked intentional, it was a pretty nasty thing to do and that kind of thing has no place on a football pitch imo. He deserved to be punished and sent off by the referee.

by jibers Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:51 am

The Franchise wrote:Typical.

We talking about Pepe doing wrong and then the celebration of such from certain posters and denial of it from the lunatic ones.

Bring up past Barca issues, all of which highly debatable.

Someone will say, both teams have done wrong.

Mix unfair treatment and mod bias in there somewhere.

Conclusion, we arent talking about the original issue anymore.

Tiki Taka belongs to the dutch... :coffee:

by BarrileteCosmico Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:51 am

Are there any doubts now that Florentino bought the refs off? :trololol:

by BarrileteCosmico Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:52 am

jibers wrote:Tiki Taka belongs to the dutch...

Tiki taka, like Neruda's poems, do not belong to a person or people but to everyone who loves football or literature.

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