coolhandfox Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 24 minutes ago, NaijaFox said: VAR does not change/retract a red card that’s already been issued by the Ref. Incorrect all straight red cards are review by VAR. Reds resulting from a second yellow are not reviewed. The Premier League is the first competition to do this.
sphericalfox Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 6 hours ago, Paddy. said: He looks taller on the pitch I can't believe they've made him conditionally shave and get a haircut. Taken years off him.
Lambert09 Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 6 hours ago, lcfcnsk said: You've just destroyed my dreams that he's always had an athro
fuchsntf Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 55 minutes ago, NaijaFox said: VAR does not change/retract a red card that’s already been issued by the Ref. I mentioned it earlier...its not the fouls,or red Card debate with VAR that worries me, but a Good goal that VAR rules offside, because his Beautiful mop of hair ,and a few athro-strands are deemed to of Wafted over the VAR lines...
brucey Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 4 hours ago, SemperEadem said: Wish he was Leicester. Which club does he support?
SemperEadem Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 26 minutes ago, brucey said: Which club does he support? Arsenal
Foxxed Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 49 minutes ago, SemperEadem said: Arsenal What does it say that? Can't find any references. Our league winning captain has a massive Forest tattoo so I guess we'll live.
MPH Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 i remember 3-4 years ago him being linked with Barcelona as a youth player. Most replies on here, including mine, were along the lines of ‘ u wot m8’. Just goes to show none of us have a scooby-doo about spotting potential!
MPH Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 report from 2016: Tackling: Hamza is a strong tackler and is absolutely fearless in the middle of the park. In fact, he often goes into a 50-50 without a care for his or his opponent’s (for that matter) safety. While it is always a bonus to have an aggressive tackler in the middle of the field as he progresses, Choudhury needs to learn how to judiciously use his tackling skills so that he doesn’t get himself sent off.
SemperEadem Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 1 hour ago, Foxxed said: What does it say that? Can't find any references. Our league winning captain has a massive Forest tattoo so I guess we'll live. His social media indicates that he is an Arsenal fan.
H.a.r.r.y Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 Probably my favourite Leicester player currently, kid's immense
Mickey O'Neil Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 I see the BBC and Cabbage Face are fvcking still on about that tackle. Cabbage Face is a whiney biatch. Story from 37 minutes ago. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49523349
Stadt Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 Steve Bruce looks like a pair of bollocks in the bath
Foxxed Posted 30 August 2019 Posted 30 August 2019 1 hour ago, SemperEadem said: His social media indicates that he is an Arsenal fan. Can't see anything to indicate that tbh
Vardinio'sCat Posted 31 August 2019 Posted 31 August 2019 15 hours ago, lcfcnsk said: He looks lot smaller without his hair.
brucey Posted 31 August 2019 Posted 31 August 2019 7 hours ago, Foxxed said: Can't see anything to indicate that tbh It was probably when those old tweets were dug up by sore loser Arsenal fans? He's deleted his old Twitter and made a new one since
The whole world smiles Posted 31 August 2019 Posted 31 August 2019 I remember watching an FA youth cup semi final on ITV 4 some years back and we got humped by Man city or Chelsea (memory is not what it was) I think it was this game - https://www.google.com/amp/s/es.mancity.com/noticias/academy/match-report/2015/march/city-u18s-v-leicester-u18s-fa-youth-cup-match-report-11-march-5035%3famp=1 Hamza stood out by miles it wasn't just his hair cut his tackling and control of the game were superb. On a side note is great looking at the starting 11s to see that 3 of our lads have gone on to be first team regulars and represent there country at u21 and one at senior level and none of man city's expensively assembled lads have amounted to anything yet. They won the battle that day we most definitely won the war. Up the city.
Babylon Posted 31 August 2019 Posted 31 August 2019 16 hours ago, volpeazzurro said: Absolutely! No need to change unless it's thought that he's either malicious or reckless and personally I think he's neither. Two tackles out of a host of good ones made have unintentionally ended up in injury, just unfortunate. As for the supposed 'victim' in this current incident, he was clearly no shrinking violet up to that point as according to the commentary prior to this he'd elbowed one of our players and made a dodgy tackle on I think Ricardo. Whilst I don't necessarily think that was a motivating factor behind Hamza's tackle itself persay, it may be on a players mind that they have to go in a little bit harder into a tackle when playing against that similar type of player ie would you tackle Modric the same way as Roy Keane? You can't allow yourself to be bullied in midfield. Ritchie himself is known to like to dish it out. If you live by the sword ... I don’t think it’s unfortunate at all, it’s his styling of tackling. How often has N’didi made injury causing tackles since he’s been here? He doesn’t really go to ground, where as Hamza does and goes in very hard, which makes it difficult to stay in full control. There have been some very borderline tackles go his way (Arsenal springs to mind), where if he’s a mm or millisecond out he gets sent off because of the style of the tackle. The lad had done brilliantly, far exceeded expectation and made many (me included) eat their words, because I hadn’t seen it in him. But that style of tackling does worry me because we don’t want to be playing games with 10 men.
Babylon Posted 31 August 2019 Posted 31 August 2019 8 hours ago, Mickey O'Neil said: I see the BBC and Cabbage Face are fvcking still on about that tackle. Cabbage Face is a whiney biatch. Story from 37 minutes ago. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49523349 Well that’s just ****ing stupid. The leg wasn’t planted because he was sticking a leg out into the path of someone who’s already started a kick to clear the ball. It went a bit wild, but you could try not dangling your leg in front of someone clearly the ball.
lcfc sheff Posted 31 August 2019 Posted 31 August 2019 Fernandinho-esque. Rather worried Pep might want him come summer rather than Rodri 😬
sacreblueits442 Posted 31 August 2019 Posted 31 August 2019 20 hours ago, martyn said: The u21 challenge was terrible, but didn't see much wrong with the Ritchie tackle. He will be a marked man by refs now though, especially after Bruce's comments. VAR will probably help him as can see on field refs over reacting and reaching for red cards because of reputation. ... true!! On another subject, the news that he has just been rewarded with his new contract seems to be badly timed with the furore concerning the incident with Ritchie.
foxy boxing Posted 31 August 2019 Posted 31 August 2019 Really great news and great for the fans to see his development under Rodgers. it is always very satisfying for fans seeing a young player develop and progress his career into the first team.
ithuriel Posted 31 August 2019 Posted 31 August 2019 It could have ended his career, I could have won the lottery yesterday, Bruce as a manager is fluent in IFS, Coulds, and Maybes, because he IS not that good a manager and needs to play the blame game because it detracts from his failings. He is certainly no Benitez and I'd be surprised if Newcastle survive this season.
norwichfox Posted 31 August 2019 Posted 31 August 2019 Perhaps Steve effin' Bruce should look at his own comments after a bad tackle in 2015: https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/561390/Hull-Steve-Bruce-defends-Maynor-Figueroa-tackle-Stephen-Ireland-Stoke
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