Tyrone Mings

[brian green]

I despair how weak and silly people are becoming  God help some people if they ever had to cope with genuine suffering.

[Toronto Villa]

Outstanding fucking rant Chelts. Agree with every word.

[Jon Crofts]

I think he's off more on a technicality.  The ref saw it at the time and didn't give a foul.  That's not to say that if it was reviewed after the event they wouldn't have taken a different decision (a bit like in rugby where refs often change their decision on studying the footage on field or a the citing panel after the event).

I think we're lucky, but it's great news as he could be an important player for us.

It isn't a technicality, everyone of importance accepts it is an accident. And as for the "pray/justice for Oliveira" shit from earlier then words fucking fail me. From our own fans as well.

You don't punish the injury, you punish the offence. There wasn't even an offence here.

Can I also point out that footyskillz can piss off with what I read earlier as well. I ignore his posts normally and just tolerate him being here. But given he is back into Brice Jovial mode, where he seemingly wants to complain to all and sundry with his wanking off "Zlatan", outrage at a widely available photo being posted without his consent etc. I still haven't quite recovered from him reporting me to Villa years ago and demanding the removal of my season ticket for calling him a twat on here.

What is wrong with some people these days? A few years back I snapped someone's leg in a football match between two departments at work. I didn't get a lengthy suspension from work just because he would be off for a few months (I didn't do it deliberately either I might add).

Our rush to beat ourselves up is mind boggling at times.

DW - I was clearly about to take a mag writing hiatus given my last one but you can have a couple of pages on this and the kangaroo court of trial by Twitter for the next one.

You OK Hun? Inbox me.

[Clampy]

Someone on Twitter has started a petition to get the FA to change their mind.

[AV82EC]

Someone on Twitter has started a petition to get the FA to change their mind.

Oh please post the link I feel like dropping in to say Hello.

[Toronto Villa]

I despair how weak and silly people are becoming  God help some people if they ever had to cope with genuine suffering.

You want to see it in North America Brian. Especially the US. For those believers I get that God is omnipresent but the amount of praise given for touchdowns and interceptions let alone obnoxious wealth is well...erm obnoxious. And then you have the NRA who openly advocate that God is with them in the sale of firearms that kill innocent people everywhere. Though only thoughts and prayers when it happens. It’s truly out of control and bizarre.

[Ian.]

He’s one big unit, when you see him in the aftermath of the incident you realise what a giant he is! I’m glad he’s with us and not the opposition.

Right decision, it looked horrible but I can’t see he meant it when you watch it at full speed.

[luke95]

Someone on Twitter has started a petition to get the FA to change their mind.

I wonder where that idea came from ...

 Squatnose

16:48, Mon 4 Feb

 PJ1

Maybe fans of all clubs can get a petition going to get this vile thug charged with GBH?

[Holy Trinity]

Bravo chelts bravo.

I agree with you word for word!

[LukeJames]

Someone on Twitter has started a petition to get the FA to change their mind.

I wonder where that idea came from ...

 Squatnose

16:48, Mon 4 Feb

 PJ1

Maybe fans of all clubs can get a petition going to get this vile thug charged with GBH?

That has all the hallmarks of a SHA classic.

[The Man With A Stick]

Now I'm worried, as internet petitions always make a massive difference.  Especially when 143 people have signed it.  I hope they don't ban him for life because of this.

[kippaxvilla2]

Alan Nixon is defending it on twitter as wave after wave of SHA fans challenge him on it.  Their obsession really does know no bounds.

[Ads]

That's because the Noses are doing their best to further their inferiority complex.

"If it was one of ours..."

[dave.woodhall]

It's typical of modern society. You can't have an accident anymore - someone always has to be at fault.

[auntiesledd]

I was expecting the worst tbh, but I'm really surprised (ang mightily relieved) that the Ref & the FA didn't buckle under the self-righteous shitstorm perpetrated by social me-jah wankers. It's about time we all had some positive news after witnessing the rubbish on the pitch. Here's to Master M building on an otherwise super debut.