Chris Morgan
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Is there a clip of the incident??
jail... 
It was a nasty one alright and I hope the lad who got the fractured skull can
recover and play again. Chris Morgan is an old school type defender and he
got this one very wrong. A hefty ban should suffice (5-8 games) but lifetime ban
and jail???lol Its football, a contact sport and these things happen.
It was a nasty one alright and I hope the lad who got the fractured skull can
recover and play again. Chris Morgan is an old school type defender and he
got this one very wrong. A hefty ban should suffice (5-8 games) but lifetime ban
and jail???lol Its football, a contact sport and these things happen.
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He didn't intend to actually kill him though did he? Even if he went in with intent he shouldn't be jailed. He wouldn't be the first player to go in with the intent to hurt the other player (Roy Keane anyone?).
If the guy actually did die then thats different, but he didn't. A ban and a massive dock in wages should suffice IMO.
If the guy actually did die then thats different, but he didn't. A ban and a massive dock in wages should suffice IMO.
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Agreed.TheManc said:
3 other examples were Ben Thatcher deliberately elbowing Pedro Mendes, Michael Brown stamping on Giggs and Michael Ball stamping on Ronaldo.
If you start jailing one player when they go in with intent, you'll have to carry it forward, no matter what happens to the player on the receiving end.
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So you think we should wait for someone to be killed before handing out a serious punishment do you? It is only pure good fortune that Iain Hume was not killed, we should deal with these thugs with an iron fist and stamp this violence out of football before we have a real tragedy. I think your opinion would be quite different if Ronaldo or Tevez had been on the reiceving end of Chris Morgan's elbow, Chris Morgan should be banned from football for at least a year and should also be facing assault charges IMHO.TheManc said:
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No, the point I'm saying is it was just bad luck on the victims part (don't know his name).Banana-rama said:
There have been plenty of examples of players deliberately fouling players or deliberately elbowing players - should they all go to jail aswell?
I seem to remember Rooney deliberately elbowing a player in a pre season friendly before the 06/07 season where he was sent off - should he have gone to jail?
You can't just go and arrest someone for a deliberate foul on the football pitch. If it was completely off the ball then thats difference, but the ball was probably there to be won so he thought he nock the other player out of the way with his elbow - Not a good thing to do and he should have been booked/sent off/suspened/whatever. But he shouldn't be sent to prison.
Football isn't a none contact support. There's gonna be fouls - and deliberate ones at that and whether we like to admit or not, our players also do it (Rooney on Calvalho in the WC, Keane vs Haaland, ect)
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6 game ban, massive fine.. sorted.
no need for jail or lifetime bans.
no need for jail or lifetime bans.
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hanging should be suffice
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·Radio 5 Live are reporting that Ian Hume been re-admitted to hospital tonight after suffering an epileptic seizure.
Thoughts go out to him and his family and i wish him a speedy and full recovery.
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Thoughts go out to him and his family and i wish him a speedy and full recovery.
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·That wasn't deliberate and it would be stretching the truth to call it an elbow. He had his eyes on the ball all the way and it was a ridiculous decision to send him off.TheManc said:
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