Exclusives: Pardew vs Wenger & Racism Terry
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Boxing Match: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqx-wc40DsM
Angry Blacks Part 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psss6Qy50hA
Angry Blacks Part 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_8M3P46CuU
Dirt Football
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Neill criticism for Wenger
Former Arsenal manager Terry Neill has criticised Arsene Wenger for reacting to Alan Pardew´s celebrations during West Ham´s 1-0 win over the Gunners at Upton Park.
Arsenal boss Wenger and opposite number Pardew had to be separated following Marlon Harewood´s 89th-minute winner which saw the Hammers climb out of the Barclays Premiership drop zone. Neill, who was boss at Highbury from 1976 to 1983, attended Sunday´s game in which Wenger also snubbed Pardew´s post-match handshake.
"I like both managers, I think of both of them as very good friends, and I´ve got say I was disappointed with Arsene," Neill said on BBC Radio Five Live. "I would have though he would have been bigger than the reaction he showed." -
Arsene Wenger literally lost the plot
then it was handbags!
it was hilarious but i think he may be censured for that...
still, i think the Hammers may kena for the van Persie incident... -
Benitez wants managers to control their emotions
LIVERPOOL, England, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Liverpool's Rafael Benitez has urged his rival premiership managers to control their emotions after last Sunday's touchline row between Arsenal's Arsene Wenger and West Ham's Alan Pardew.
Liverpool play Arsenal on Sunday and Bentiez does not want a repeat of the incident that blighted last weekend's game.
"You must be disappointed when you see problems between the managers. We must be an example for young boys that try and play football," he told reporters on Friday.
"It was a bad situation. Sometimes you cannot control your temper but as managers we must do it. Managers have a responsibility and while you can be passionate, afterwards you must be polite.
"People were talking here about (former Liverpool manager) Bill Shankly having passion and nothing happened with him."
Liverpool and Arsenal have both struggled to mount a title challenge this season and Benitez said his side could not afford to lose many more matches and still hold out hope of winning the Premier League.
"It's important to beat the top teams, but when you are 11 points behind it's important not to lose any games -- especially against the top sides," he said.
"We know we need to win in the premiership and we need to win against the top sides."
Liverpool are without midfielder Momo Sissoko for the next three months after he underwent surgery to repair a dislocated shoulder.
"It is a blow for us. When I look at my team I always think which players can keep playing and Momo could always play," Benitez said. "Even if the game were two days later he would be fit. He is a big player for us." -
Van Persie incident? Was it connected with the coin-throwing case?Originally posted by the Bear:Arsene Wenger literally lost the plot
then it was handbags!
it was hilarious but i think he may be censured for that...
still, i think the Hammers may kena for the van Persie incident... -
yesOriginally posted by iveco:Van Persie incident? Was it connected with the coin-throwing case?