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How can you liken someone swearing after scoring a goal to some drunk up lads looking for a scrap on a night out?! Crazy really
His eyes were bulging! The crazy bastard!
How can you liken someone swearing after scoring a goal to some drunk up lads looking for a scrap on a night out?! Crazy really
Apart from the "foul-mouthed rant" bit this decription could fit any PL footballer who'd just scored a significant goal."The same aggressive stance, the bulging eyes, the foul-mouthed rant, fists clenched, surrounded by his mates, all cheering him on.
His officers will be chuffed to find they're expected to lock up everyone who swears at them."If Rooney had behaved like that in Wolverhampton on Saturday night, I would have expected my officers to lock him up," Mr Payne said.
Bloody hell. I almost won't blame him if he wants to leave this country and play abroad. Talk about massive overreaction to one bloody celebration.
The parliamentary review is still going on isn't it? Sky News showed part of an interview a couple of days ago.No independent panel, no goal line technology. can't complain to the FA about referee decisions.
What did the parliamentary panel serve when they called the football officials for some hearing?
feck off Woodward.
How can you liken someone swearing after scoring a goal to some drunk up lads looking for a scrap on a night out?! Crazy really
Bloody hell. I almost won't blame him if he wants to leave this country and play abroad. Talk about massive overreaction to one bloody celebration.
Rooney is being made a scapegoat for everything that's wrong with British youth today. I can't believe people still don't think there's been a massive overreaction.
Pfft. Take it on the chin and raise hell every time the act goes unpunished elsewhere. I fully expect the club to inundate the FA with videos each week of players caught swearing on camera, in order to assist them with the 300 cases a week they are now committed to review.
The fans seem to be saying such nice things to Rooney:
I wonder if little kids will ask their dads what those middle fingers mean.
Pfft. Take it on the chin and raise hell every time the act goes unpunished elsewhere. I fully expect the club to inundate the FA with videos each week of players caught swearing on camera, in order to assist them with the 300 cases a week they are now committed to review.
Only problem is that, when the FA mention they review things that are brought to their attention, they really mean only incidents about which there have been massive amounts of media reaction.
The fans seem to be saying such nice things to Rooney:
I wonder if little kids will ask their dads what those middle fingers mean.
WAYNE ROONEY has been left fuming with the FA after they rejected his appeal to overturn a two-match ban following his F-word rant at West Ham.
The Manchester United striker will now miss his side's crunch FA Cup semi-final showdown with neighbours City at Wembley on April 16.
And the decision has left Rooney furious with English football's governing body.
He said: "I am gutted to miss two matches, one of which is an FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.
"I am not the first player to have sworn on TV and I won't be the last.
"Unlike others who have been caught swearing on camera, I apologised immediately.
"And yet I am the only person banned for swearing. That doesn't seem right.
"Whatever, I have to accept that what's happened has happened and move on from here. That is what I intend to do."
Rooney was punished after a foul-mouthed rant at a TV camera while celebrating his hat-trick goal against the Hammers on Saturday.
As well as sitting out the last-four clash with City, he will also be sidelined for this weekend's Premier League home game against Fulham.
Rooney had admitted the charge of using "offensive, insulting and/or abusive language" but appealed his two-match suspension.
The England ace, who apologised soon after the game, felt the punishment was too harsh.
But the FA have refused to change their decision and have instead chosen to make an example of Rooney.
They could have hit him with a further one-match ban had they deemed his appeal to be a waste of their time.
But they have decided to be lenient on this occasion, meaning he will be available for United's trip to Newcastle on April 19.
An FA statement read: "A Regulatory Commission has suspended Manchester United's Wayne Rooney for two matches.
"Rooney had admitted a charge for the use of offensive, insulting and/or abusive language, but claimed that the automatic penalty of two games was clearly excessive.
"The Commission did not accept the claim and Rooney will begin the standard two match suspension with immediate effect."
United were left livid by the decision to ban their star man during such an important period of the season.
A club statement said: "Manchester United is clearly very disappointed with the Regulatory Commission's decision.
"The club put forward a very strong case to have the punishment reduced, which was unsuccessful.
"Wayne Rooney apologised immediately after the match and the club now wishes to move on to what hopefully will be a very exciting conclusion to the season."
Rooney scored the only goal as United beat Chelsea in last night's Champions League quarter-final first leg at Stamford Bridge.
He has hit a rich vein of form in recent weeks, netting seven goals in his last nine matches, after a torrid season both on and off the field.
At the start of the season, he was accused of having an affair and spent a month out of the team after handing in a transfer request.
He eventually signed a new five-year contract but could only manage two goals in 15 games for United before the turn of the year.
Yesterday, it emerged he had also been dropped from his lucrative sponsorship contract with Coca-Cola last year.
Someone on the CAF should create a website strictly to store evidence of future issues and each case should be bombarded with hundreds of emails and letters to the FA.
That pen pusher, sorry, police man, is a fecking tosspot.Bloody hell. I almost won't blame him if he wants to leave this country and play abroad. Talk about massive overreaction to one bloody celebration.