Last
weekend there was a lot of controversy around the country in the beautiful
game. So many talking points I was thinking about doing an incident of the
week, like they do for goal of the week. But if I was to write about every
incident that I witnessed last weekend I would still be writing this blog on
Christmas Eve. So what I have decided to do is pick two and concentrate my
opinions on those two.The decisions I want to talk to you about are two of the
worse things I have seen on a football pitch in many a long day. George Boyd and
Chelsea's Ramires get my undivided attention for the next few hundred words.
First
up is the issue that occurred during the Hull City v Man.City game. It all stems
around a dive by Hull City player George Boyd in the penalty area. As the ball
was played through and Joe Hart came out to block any scoring chance by
Boyd, the Hull player anticipated a tackle from Hart which did not come and he
was made look a fool by taking a dive. All hell was to break loose and Hart and
Boyd squared up to each other, the England goalkeeper was fuming that Boyd had
tried to con, yes con the referee into giving a penalty. What was to happen
next, was unbelievable. Boyd was seen clearly aim a spit at Joe Hart. This in my
opinion is a disgusting low life thing to do in any walk of life never mind a
football field.Joe Hart showed great strength not to retaliate, as if that was
to happen on any street up and down the country, Boyd in my opinion would have
been chinned. I do hope the FA throw the book at him and give him a lengthy
ban. There is no place in our beautiful game for scumbag behavior like that on a
football field.
Let me now move on to Villa Park and talk about
the horrific tackle by Ramires on El Ahmadi. Oh sorry before I start can I just
congratulate Villa on a tremendous win on Saturday evening.Villa Park was
rocking. The controversy that followed the Ramires tackle took centre stage and
Villa's great victory was lost in the fall out. Let me just say that the Chelsea
players tackle was the worst seen on a football field in England for a long
long time.How the Villa player did not suffer a leg break is a miracle. Luckily
enough he will be ok and will return to the field soon. Now this is where my
blood pressure rocketed after the game, Jose Mourinho got himself centre stage
once again by entering the field of play to talk to Chris Foy. In fact what the
self promotional Mourinho was up to was deflect the attention away from an
horrific tackle and bring all the attention on himself. There are times I wonder
was Mourinho a spoilt child as he was growing up because he always loves to
bring the attention on to himself. He called himself the special one once but I
didn't buy it then and I don't buy it now. He nor Chelsea have apologized for
the incident, instead they are pointing the finger at referee Chris Foy. In my
opinion the FA should ban Ramires for at least four games and ban Mourinho and
also hit him with a huge fine. This Mourinho guy needs to be reeled in and
thought a lesson but I just wonder have the FA got the balls to do it. Until
next week, enjoy your football and stay safe.
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