| Fellaini ? 16:42 - Aug 16 with 7147 views | Witneyjack |
I always thought he was a physical presence but today showed he is a right thug! That sneaky knee into Montero's lower back followed up by his swipe at Ki with an elbow, I'm astounded he didn't at least get a yellow card. |  | | |  |
| Fellaini ? on 13:11 - Aug 17 with 1821 views | waynekerr55 |
| Fellaini ? on 11:35 - Aug 17 by Darran |
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| Fellaini ? on 14:55 - Aug 20 with 1709 views | Dyfnant |
| Fellaini ? on 11:01 - Aug 17 by Jackfath |
I'd love him playing for us. |
They don't want him, let's do it  |  |
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| Fellaini ? on 14:57 - Aug 20 with 1705 views | ScoobyWho |
Got his just deserts, lived by the foul, died by the foul. |  |
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| Fellaini ? on 15:06 - Aug 20 with 1687 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
People on here glorify instances such as Pintado's tackle on Savage yet when an opposition player does something questionable so many people get very worked up and angry.
I believe the word for those people is hypocrites. |  |
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| Fellaini ? on 15:09 - Aug 20 with 1677 views | Spratty |
| Fellaini ? on 15:06 - Aug 20 by DwightYorkeSuperstar |
People on here glorify instances such as Pintado's tackle on Savage yet when an opposition player does something questionable so many people get very worked up and angry.
I believe the word for those people is hypocrites. |
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| Fellaini ? on 15:46 - Aug 20 with 1635 views | Private_Partz |
| Fellaini ? on 15:06 - Aug 20 by DwightYorkeSuperstar |
People on here glorify instances such as Pintado's tackle on Savage yet when an opposition player does something questionable so many people get very worked up and angry.
I believe the word for those people is hypocrites. |
I always thought Pintado was going for the ball. It was Robbie Savage after all who dished it out often enough. The same cannot be said for Fellaini's effort. He went straight in the players back.
There are lots of fair minded people on here who will have criticised both for their respective tackles. Unfortunately I am not one of them ;-) |  |
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| Fellaini ? on 15:48 - Aug 20 with 1627 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
| Fellaini ? on 15:46 - Aug 20 by Private_Partz |
I always thought Pintado was going for the ball. It was Robbie Savage after all who dished it out often enough. The same cannot be said for Fellaini's effort. He went straight in the players back.
There are lots of fair minded people on here who will have criticised both for their respective tackles. Unfortunately I am not one of them ;-) |
I was at that game. Savage was getting abuse all game from our away fans as you would expect, but it all seemed in good spirit. I am fully of the belief Pintado did what he did to try and please the Swansea fans who were in that corner, which it did. It was a highly dangerous tackle though and if Savages legs were planted in the turf it could have quite easily been at least a severe leg break. | |
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| Fellaini ? on 15:59 - Aug 20 with 1609 views | Tom1912 |
Why are you talking about a foul that happened 5 years ago?
Regarding Fellaini, he knew exactly what he was doing on Montero and Ki. Nasty piece of work and lucky to stay on.
In the interest of balance, Shelvey was lucky to stay on too, the way he was flying about. I hope Monk calms that side of his game down. |  | | |
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| Fellaini ? on 16:42 - Aug 20 with 1563 views | LeonisGod |
| Fellaini ? on 15:59 - Aug 20 by Tom1912 |
Why are you talking about a foul that happened 5 years ago?
Regarding Fellaini, he knew exactly what he was doing on Montero and Ki. Nasty piece of work and lucky to stay on.
In the interest of balance, Shelvey was lucky to stay on too, the way he was flying about. I hope Monk calms that side of his game down. |
Trouble is if you take that out of Shelvey's game what have you got left? The occasional visionary ball and a whole heap of conceded possession. Or am I being harsh? |  | | |
| Fellaini ? on 16:43 - Aug 20 with 1561 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
| Fellaini ? on 15:59 - Aug 20 by Tom1912 |
Why are you talking about a foul that happened 5 years ago?
Regarding Fellaini, he knew exactly what he was doing on Montero and Ki. Nasty piece of work and lucky to stay on.
In the interest of balance, Shelvey was lucky to stay on too, the way he was flying about. I hope Monk calms that side of his game down. |
Williams also knows what he's doing when he goes in strongly on people early in games too. We are just as guilty as other teams.
I can think of a number of instances last season, most notably Shelvey, who flicked out during games and was lucky not to see red. It happens with every team most matches. Our fans whine too much. | |
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| Fellaini ? on 16:53 - Aug 20 with 1543 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Fellaini ? on 16:43 - Aug 20 by DwightYorkeSuperstar |
Williams also knows what he's doing when he goes in strongly on people early in games too. We are just as guilty as other teams.
I can think of a number of instances last season, most notably Shelvey, who flicked out during games and was lucky not to see red. It happens with every team most matches. Our fans whine too much. |
there is a difference between going in strongly and what Fellaini did on Saturday (twice). He deliberately shoved his knee into Montero's back and deliberately elbowed Ki in the face. It is not as though he has no form for it either - he is a cowardly thug on the pitch.
That is not the same as going in stronglyor 'flicking out' but in your renewed quest to have a go you are missing the obvious nonsense of your argument (again). | | | |
| Fellaini ? on 17:01 - Aug 20 with 1532 views | Tom1912 |
| Fellaini ? on 16:43 - Aug 20 by DwightYorkeSuperstar |
Williams also knows what he's doing when he goes in strongly on people early in games too. We are just as guilty as other teams.
I can think of a number of instances last season, most notably Shelvey, who flicked out during games and was lucky not to see red. It happens with every team most matches. Our fans whine too much. |
Absolute rubbish. Our fans whine no more than fans of other clubs.
I find it baffling that in a thread rightfully suggesting Fellaini should have been sent off for deliberately kneeing Montero in the back/ elbowing Ki in the face you've brought up a bad challenge from 5 years ago, by a player we were all glad to see the back of. | | | |
| Fellaini ? on 17:06 - Aug 20 with 1522 views | hooplehead |
| Fellaini ? on 16:43 - Aug 20 by DwightYorkeSuperstar |
Williams also knows what he's doing when he goes in strongly on people early in games too. We are just as guilty as other teams.
I can think of a number of instances last season, most notably Shelvey, who flicked out during games and was lucky not to see red. It happens with every team most matches. Our fans whine too much. |
i agre with lisa above
thee is a huge difference between going in strongly and the cwuntthuggey displayed by fellaini week after week
i've been reading the red cafe's forum and they almost unanimously agree that fellaini is a brutish twunt
the last few pages of this thread have it
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/marouane-fellaini-2014-2015-performances.394651/
see dwight...your fans are indeed as whingy as ours.............except they are a fair bit worse when it comes to demanding to sign every player valued above 40 million quid in the whole world and not being able to and having to make do with 120 million quids worth of signings every year [Post edited 20 Aug 2014 17:08]
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| Fellaini ? on 17:18 - Aug 20 with 1503 views | ScoobyWho |
| Fellaini ? on 15:06 - Aug 20 by DwightYorkeSuperstar |
People on here glorify instances such as Pintado's tackle on Savage yet when an opposition player does something questionable so many people get very worked up and angry.
I believe the word for those people is hypocrites. |
Fellaini slammed his hand in to Ki's face and Montero was cynically taken out, Pintado was merely contesting the ball with a cu nt. | |
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