Tyrone Mings

[Richard E]

Eddie Howe 100% behind Mings

Not surprised - he wouldn’t want to be 100% in front of him in case he got trodden on.

[Ads]

Think we all need to remember that somebody died on Saturday. It's very, very serious and that the FA haven't done anything when this awful tragedy struck is a crying shame.

[brian green]

 Steve Coogan's swimming pool supervisor nailed it.

[The Edge]

Think we all need to remember that somebody died on Saturday. It's very, very serious and that the FA haven't done anything when this awful tragedy struck is a crying shame.

Won't somebody just think of the children?

Seriously though it's time the club made it known that the attempted trial by media has got to stop. What twats like Michael Gray, Matt LeTissier and Perry Groves are attempting to do to his career is bloody scandalous. The Villa or his parent club Bournemouth should make a formal statement telling them that they back him to the hilt and commentators need to back up and get off his case. He's guilty of nothing but an accidental collision which unfortunately led to a bad injury to an opponent.

[Behind Bluenose Lines]

Everyone must be outraged about everything. It’s the law.
Even when it’s fuck all to do with you.

Welcome to Snowflakia.

I wish this would just blow over before Tyrone is turned into a post-Coleman Neil Taylor.

"Welcome to Snowflakia"

Worthy of a thread of its very own, and not just Villa-related! Can't be arsed to start one myself at the moment though! 

[pooligan]

The Reading manager is wrong when he says the referee did not see the collision .The referee was just feet away and saw the collision and decided it was not even a foul

[Villa75]

It actually starts to make me feel nauseous now everytime I hear some other irrelevant ex player spouting off about it.  And also you watch the first thing he does tonight remotely like a foul he will get booked for.

Mings will be fine. He just needs to be extra careful about not accidentally stepping on people's faces, from now on. Three times, and people will really start to ask questions.

[Dave P]

The Reading manager is wrong when he says the referee did not see the collision .The referee was just feet away and saw the collision and decided it was not even a foul

Spot on.  He did see it.  Hence him telling the disciplinary committee he saw it thus no action against Mings.

[Legion]

I thought this was his third one?

[Small Rodent]

Eddie Howe 100% behind Mings

Not surprised - he wouldn’t want to be 100% in front of him in case he got trodden on.

Brilliant!

[The Edge]

It actually starts to make me feel nauseous now everytime I hear some other irrelevant ex player spouting off about it.  And also you watch the first thing he does tonight remotely like a foul he will get booked for.

Mings will be fine. He just needs to be extra careful about not accidentally stepping on people's faces, from now on. Three times, and people will really start to ask questions.

What kind of questions? It was an accident. Accidents happen. That's why there's a word for them.

[darren woolley]

Some people are just accident prone not a bad thing can't be helped.

[olaftab]

Well said Darren.

[olaftab]

Eddie Howe 100% behind Mings

Not surprised - he wouldn’t want to be 100% in front of him in case he got trodden on.

Thank you for giving this debate what it deserves.

[Neil Hawkes]

Perhaps the lawyers amongst us can advise on why the BBC are allowed to post an article such as this:
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/47161602
Is that not defamatory and against all regulation guidance?