| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game 19:12 - Dec 21 with 6442 views | numptydumpty |
On some occasions would the team that scored such a goal, realise it was a mistake and allow an equaliser.
Or even the attacker to stop playing.
To me it was borderline cheating.
I would have felt uncomfortable if we had scored it without opposition.
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| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 00:29 - Dec 22 with 2055 views | queensparker |
If the situation was reversed what do you reckon Cook would have done?
Banged it in (maybe) and not given it a second thought |  | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 01:00 - Dec 22 with 1993 views | Boston |
Unfortunate for us but, no foul, no whistle - this is not a charity. |  |
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| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 07:45 - Dec 22 with 1799 views | davman |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 19:20 - Dec 21 by OldPedro |
I think he had to play on, as for all he knew, Cook could have been faking it. |
I mean, that's what his Preston team mates would be doing in training, isn't it?
He had every right to play on. Tidy finish too. [Post edited 22 Dec 7:46]
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| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 08:16 - Dec 22 with 1753 views | qprxtc |
Cheating Preston (Northern) Bastardos.
Back in the day (black and white and running stupidly quickly), they would have stopped the game, disallowed the goal and all shook hands. Cook would have had a bucket of cold water chucked in his leg and finished the game as there were no poncy substitutions like today.
The game these days is played by cads and bounders. And grimy Northerners. Flogging too god for them.
This sort of thing will bring down the Empire. You mark my words. |  | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 08:24 - Dec 22 with 1718 views | gazza1 |
No issues with PNE, fair goal although Cook would have stopped the goal but for the injury. He will be a big loss for the Team even with injured players injured players returning. I would imagine MC will miss his involvement during training as well. Big asset and a good pro. | | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 09:28 - Dec 22 with 1631 views | Myke |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 23:58 - Dec 21 by Rangersw12 |
With the amount of play acting by players nowadays their striker was well within his rights to score
He didn't know that Cook was genuinely injured and I would have been livid if it was the other way round and we stopped playing |
From a slightly different perspective, I was a little disappointed with Nardi. Perhaps he was a little distracted by seeing his captain go down in obvious agony and had one eye on that. But the shot was low and straight at him. It effectively went through him. For such an excellent shot-stopper it was unlike him to concede such a straightforward shot. | | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 09:59 - Dec 22 with 1593 views | dannyblue |
If their player had stopped and not shot because of the injury I would have had huge respect for him - applauding his honour and decency while suspecting him of a bit of look-at-me sanctimonious narcissism. However I’d want one of our players to continue and try and score. |  | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 10:07 - Dec 22 with 1568 views | francisbowles |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 09:28 - Dec 22 by Myke |
From a slightly different perspective, I was a little disappointed with Nardi. Perhaps he was a little distracted by seeing his captain go down in obvious agony and had one eye on that. But the shot was low and straight at him. It effectively went through him. For such an excellent shot-stopper it was unlike him to concede such a straightforward shot. |
Agree with that Myke. That was my initial thought from my view in South Africa Rd
To a previous poster, Morrison is right footed, as is Dunne whilst Fox and JCS are lefties.
The goal was almost the only thing that I could stomach from Preston yesterday. Everything else about their behaviour was a disgrace, aided by a referee who failed to control them from the start. It was as if he had never heard about Preston, the kings of the 'Dark Arts'. | | | |
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| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 10:39 - Dec 22 with 1503 views | RangersDave |
If Cook would have slipped instead, would we have been asking for 'Mr Cholmondley-Warner' and his team to demand the game start again? no, its an unfortunate 'happening', nothing more, move along the bus please. |  |
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| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 10:39 - Dec 22 with 1503 views | eastside_r |
And from my view in SAR, it looked like the Preston forward fouled Cook and I gave the ref a right volley of abuse accordingly.
However, seeing the incident from the other side (video pictures) I got that completely wrong. I apologise to the ref for that (alone.)
Totally legitimate for the Preston guy to continue and score, no problem with that at all.
The rest of his side’s performance and antics were a disgrace though. |  | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 10:57 - Dec 22 with 1452 views | Northolt_Rs |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 23:49 - Dec 21 by CLAREMAN1995 |
Soft tissue issue in the sole of his foot according to Marti. There is no way Cook is going down like he was shot in that location for a soft tissue injury in his feet. It looked like a tendon snap either hamstring or the career threatening achilles but hopefully its soft issue .
You cannot possibly replace his leadership and experience but we do have cover back there at least .
Best wishes to SC |
Yeah I thought Achilles when I saw him buckle like that….hope I’m wrong! Get well soon Cookie! |  |
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| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 12:46 - Dec 22 with 1346 views | stowmarketrange |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 09:28 - Dec 22 by Myke |
From a slightly different perspective, I was a little disappointed with Nardi. Perhaps he was a little distracted by seeing his captain go down in obvious agony and had one eye on that. But the shot was low and straight at him. It effectively went through him. For such an excellent shot-stopper it was unlike him to concede such a straightforward shot. |
He isn’t the first keeper to allow the shot to go through his legs,and he wasn’t the last as Kohli’s shot did the same to Woodman. |  | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 12:51 - Dec 22 with 1324 views | baz_qpr |
Its a fair goal its one of those once in a decade goals that you get Preston player would have had no idea what has happened |  | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 14:05 - Dec 22 with 1252 views | kensalriser |
There would have multiple sudden medical events on here had that happened the other way around and we hadn't scored. |  |
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| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 16:00 - Dec 22 with 1141 views | elnombre |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 08:16 - Dec 22 by qprxtc |
Cheating Preston (Northern) Bastardos.
Back in the day (black and white and running stupidly quickly), they would have stopped the game, disallowed the goal and all shook hands. Cook would have had a bucket of cold water chucked in his leg and finished the game as there were no poncy substitutions like today.
The game these days is played by cads and bounders. And grimy Northerners. Flogging too god for them.
This sort of thing will bring down the Empire. You mark my words. |
Back in the day we didn't even let southerners play in our football league.
I think you can ascribe the decline of the Empire to a period somewhere between the death of Queen Victoria in 1901 and Woolwich Arsenal getting promoted to the First Division in 1903. Coincidence? I think not.
The first recorded instance of a 10 shilling note being waved with the taunt 'you've never seen one of these' was at Accrington in 1905. | | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 16:08 - Dec 22 with 1118 views | LazyFan |
I like it because it means when we get the reverse, we can just carry on. Some player goes down with banged head, ref waves play on, we score and win the game (the key difference here).
The Oppo team goes nuts. Marti afterwards says, "Well, I understand that their upset, but the same happened to us against PNE. PNE played on, scored, and we lost our captain to injury. That's the champ."
The bit Marti won't mention is that we went on to win that game so, the only bad thing about that goal was Cooks injury.
And then the oppo will have to suck it up and we get the win (which is the difference that won't be mentioned) :p |  |
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| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 00:16 - Dec 23 with 876 views | Northernr |
Absolutely right to play on and score, and even seemed to go over after and check on Cook.
Fcking daft to suggest anything other. If players stopped for that all you’d see is defenders rolling round on the floor every time a striker goes through on goal. |  | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 02:11 - Dec 23 with 737 views | VancouverHoop |
I thought Marti's reaction to the incident — or, more likely, the celebration of PNE players' following it— was pretty uncompromising: No way would he countenance his players behaving that way. I suspect that was what Field was going on about with Preston players too. Not the goal itself, which was quite OK, but not the gloating about it. | | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 03:27 - Dec 23 with 713 views | SydneyRs |
Can't believe this is even a question. Absolutely nothing wrong with it. He still had a bit to do when Cook went down and took the goal well. Field getting involved afterwards was unnecessary. | | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 03:48 - Dec 23 with 703 views | Benny_the_Ball |
Short answer to the OP's question is No. There was no contact, it was just an unfortunate injury. The striker had every right to continue. Had it been the other way around, I'd expect the same. |  | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 08:36 - Dec 23 with 527 views | gazza1 |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 09:28 - Dec 22 by Myke |
From a slightly different perspective, I was a little disappointed with Nardi. Perhaps he was a little distracted by seeing his captain go down in obvious agony and had one eye on that. But the shot was low and straight at him. It effectively went through him. For such an excellent shot-stopper it was unlike him to concede such a straightforward shot. |
Really, one on one, hit the ball well......i cant see how Nardi did anything wrong tbh. | | | |
| Was Prestons goal totally against the morals of the game on 10:40 - Dec 23 with 385 views | A40Bosh |
The only unfair thing about that incident was that it lead to a one on one from which they scored - otherwise they had no hope of scoring against us on Saturday as they were very very poor. The "air of injustice" that followed the incident at least got the home crowd fired up and hopefully the team used it at half time to go out and put it right. |  |
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