The Warnock post match moan thread

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The Warnock post match moan thread

by Stooper » 20 Jan 2007 17:54

"We all know what Stephen Hunt's like, very inflammatory and gets others in trouble before running away"

"Wally made a comment about me telling my players to break legs. How stupid"

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by susieroyal » 20 Jan 2007 17:56

Also he said about Hunt "If he'd gone for the ball, he'd have won it" (or something along those lines)

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by noise » 20 Jan 2007 17:58

wouldnt really expect anything else from warnock

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by lozz2601 » 20 Jan 2007 18:00

He said something about Hunt going to hurt players on a few occasions.

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by Scrappy » 20 Jan 2007 18:07



The gesture. Tw@t.


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by lozz2601 » 20 Jan 2007 18:13

See now we can see why Wally did what he did.
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by RoyalChicagoFC » 20 Jan 2007 18:32

I'm not gonna bring shame upon the board by expending the keystrokes required to label Warnock for the four-eyed rectum on two legs that he is.

B'sides, everybody already knows it's true anyway. :roll:

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by M4 Junction 11 » 20 Jan 2007 18:38

lozz2601 See now we can see why Wally did what he did.
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Wally is a gentlemen. Warnock is a ______________________
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by RoyalBlue » 20 Jan 2007 18:43

Wally's going to get you!

According to Sir Steve he just decided to 'make his point a little more forcibly'!

Mind you, bit of a disgrace picking on a sick old man like that!


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by Row Z Royal » 20 Jan 2007 18:50

I don't think it's right to condone Wally's behaviour today. As Mick Gooding said on BBCRB, there's no place for it football.

Everyone knows what a complete plank Colin is and we should know better than to rise to the bait. If Wally felt that Colin being deliberately inflammatory then he should have remonstrated with the Fourth Official and Referee rather than start kicking people.

Saying that, it's a shame he didn't kick Colin in the bollocks.

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by Royal Lady » 20 Jan 2007 18:51

I'm hoping he got him in the tunnel.

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by The Surgeon of Crowthorne » 20 Jan 2007 18:53

It looked at one moment from where I sat that the entire Sheff Utd bench had been sent to the stands.

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Re: The Warnock post match moan thread

by John Madejski's Wallet » 20 Jan 2007 18:53

Stooper "Wally made a comment about me telling my players to break legs. How stupid"


That was EXACTLY what he was doing!!!! Looked that way to me and my mate at the time.

//and Warnock has form. Last season he got in trouble for shouting at his players to break Gary Kelly's leg in the Sheff Utd-Leeds match!! (after Kelly went over the top on his player and stayed on)


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by Gav » 20 Jan 2007 18:54

The Surgeon of Crowthorne It looked at one moment from where I sat that the entire Sheff Utd bench had been sent to the stands.


Hahaha, yeah, I thought that too. :lol:

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by Royal Lady » 20 Jan 2007 18:54

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The Surgeon of Crowthorne It looked at one moment from where I sat that the entire Sheff Utd bench had been sent to the stands.


Hahaha, yeah, I thought that too. :lol:
Same here. Where did they all disappear to, there weren't even any subs!!! Says on SSN that Kidd was also sent off - which is nice!

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by Millsy » 20 Jan 2007 18:55

Warnock's a fan.

If any of us (except the plastics amongst us) were down there managing our team we'd be going mental. I know I would. I go to watch a match with the best of intentions and within minutes I've lost it. You can't blame the guy for getting passionate - he's not too bad when he calms down.

And I think he was unfair to have been sent off. He didn't retaliate at all to Wally.

HOWEVER

I'm concerned about what he might have said to Gillespie before he came on. I might be way off the mark here and this may be a silly cynical point, but if he's got in in his thick head that Hunt goes out to hurt people, and he clearly had it in for Hunt, (plus Hunt was causing all sorts of problems to their defence), do you think there's any chance he'd have instructed Gillespie to rough Hunt up a bit?

Because I get the impression that if Colin could get close he'd have decked Hunt himself.

I honestly wouldn't be totally surprised if he just gave his sub a few pointers.

What a tw*t.

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by Royal Lady » 20 Jan 2007 18:57

Like I said somewhere else - that's the problem with Sheff Utd having a "fan" as their manager - they need someone better imho!

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by Row Z Royal » 20 Jan 2007 18:58

"Warnock, Where d'ya go?
Warnock Warnock, Where d'ya go?"

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by Dirk Gently » 20 Jan 2007 18:58

Royal Lady Like I said somewhere else - that's the problem with Sheff Utd having a "fan" as their manager - they need someone better imho!


Yep - someone professional would be good.

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by RoyalBlue » 20 Jan 2007 18:58

Row Z Royal I don't think it's right to condone Wally's behaviour today. As Mick Gooding said on BBCRB, there's no place for it football.

Everyone knows what a complete plank Colin is and we should know better than to rise to the bait. If Wally felt that Colin being deliberately inflammatory then he should have remonstrated with the Fourth Official and Referee rather than start kicking people.

Saying that, it's a shame he didn't kick Colin in the bollocks.


Fair point but both Halsey and the fourth official were very much at fault for not sorting Colin out at the time of the sending off. Fourth official should also have done something when Colin continued after that. And the FA should also shoulder a lot of responsibility as they continue to let Colin get away with his high profile and unacceptable antics. They obviously view him like Moronho - untouchable.

No one should forget that Warnock is a proven cheat (he even got off light on that one) who thinks nothing of getting his players to feign injury to prevent the other team from winning. Therefore probably wouldn't think twice about telling them to put the boot in.

I must qualify that last remark. Although everyone else seemed to reckon Warnock had cheated, the See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil monkeys at the FA did their usual trick and decided to clear him!
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