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Stones on the bench.
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Stones on the bench.
toheeb27
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@Water Ur Seeds Tough break bro. Looks like u guys were bossing that game till the red card. Then things changed.
Hundredeyes
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Say what u want about Pep but fam is mad creative with the line ups, especially back in his Bayern days with Lahm n Alaba lol. Got mad coaches shook with those - why the fuck is he playing without a CB/striker etc - line ups.
figo
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Is Pep being more defensive towards Catalonia freedom than it is to his own city squad???
Yeah thats what I heard, havnt seen the highlights yet but proper pissed off when I got the update 94th min goal smh
Hundredeyes
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FA Cup tie abandoned after reports of racial abuse at Haringey Borough v Yeovil
An FA Cup tie was abandoned after Haringey Borough's manager took his team off the field amid accusations of racism, bottle throwing and spitting.
Home keeper Valery Douglas Pajetat was reportedly spat at and hit by an object thrown from the Yeovil end.
Defender Coby Rowe was then "racially abused", according to Haringey boss Tom Loizou, who said "there was no way I could let him continue".
"If we get punished and thrown out, I don't care," he told BBC Radio 5 Live.
The match, played at non-league side Haringey's home ground Coles Park Stadium, was in the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup, with the winner set to progress to the first-round proper.
"It's very distressing," said Loizou. "The abuse a few of my players got was disgusting.
"Yeovil's players and manager were different class. Their team tried to calm their supporters down, they tried their best and they supported us - they said 'if you're walking off we're walking off with you'.
"I took the decision to take my team off and I don't want Yeovil Town to get punished for it. If we get thrown out of the FA Cup and they go through, there is no hard feelings there.
"I have not done it for any other reason than looking into my players' faces and seeing how distraught they were. They are not used to this."
The incident comes four days after England's Euro 2020 qualifier in Bulgaria was halted twice as fans were warned about racist behaviour, including Nazi salutes and monkey chanting.
In a statement issued on Saturday evening, the Football Association said it was "deeply concerned about the allegation of discrimination".
It added: "There is no room for discrimination in our game and we are working with the match officials and the relevant authorities, as a matter of urgency, to fully establish the facts and take the appropriate steps."
What actually happened at Haringey v Yeovil?
Visitors Yeovil were leading 1-0 through a Rhys Murphy penalty when the game was halted in the 64th minute.
There was a long delay for that spot-kick to be taken, with Haringey goalkeeper Pajetat reportedly initially struck by an object from the stands.
Shortly after Murphy scored, play was suspended as the hosts left the field.
About 35 minutes later, it was confirmed the match had officially been abandoned, with BT Sport reporting that Pajetat was both racially abused and spat at by visiting fans.
www.bbc.co.uk
An FA Cup tie was abandoned after Haringey Borough's manager took his team off the field amid accusations of racism, bottle throwing and spitting.
Home keeper Valery Douglas Pajetat was reportedly spat at and hit by an object thrown from the Yeovil end.
Defender Coby Rowe was then "racially abused", according to Haringey boss Tom Loizou, who said "there was no way I could let him continue".
"If we get punished and thrown out, I don't care," he told BBC Radio 5 Live.
The match, played at non-league side Haringey's home ground Coles Park Stadium, was in the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup, with the winner set to progress to the first-round proper.
"It's very distressing," said Loizou. "The abuse a few of my players got was disgusting.
"Yeovil's players and manager were different class. Their team tried to calm their supporters down, they tried their best and they supported us - they said 'if you're walking off we're walking off with you'.
"I took the decision to take my team off and I don't want Yeovil Town to get punished for it. If we get thrown out of the FA Cup and they go through, there is no hard feelings there.
"I have not done it for any other reason than looking into my players' faces and seeing how distraught they were. They are not used to this."
The incident comes four days after England's Euro 2020 qualifier in Bulgaria was halted twice as fans were warned about racist behaviour, including Nazi salutes and monkey chanting.
In a statement issued on Saturday evening, the Football Association said it was "deeply concerned about the allegation of discrimination".
It added: "There is no room for discrimination in our game and we are working with the match officials and the relevant authorities, as a matter of urgency, to fully establish the facts and take the appropriate steps."
What actually happened at Haringey v Yeovil?
Visitors Yeovil were leading 1-0 through a Rhys Murphy penalty when the game was halted in the 64th minute.
There was a long delay for that spot-kick to be taken, with Haringey goalkeeper Pajetat reportedly initially struck by an object from the stands.
Shortly after Murphy scored, play was suspended as the hosts left the field.
About 35 minutes later, it was confirmed the match had officially been abandoned, with BT Sport reporting that Pajetat was both racially abused and spat at by visiting fans.
Cup tie abandoned amid reports of racism
An FA Cup tie is abandoned after Haringey Borough's manager takes his team off the field amid accusations of racism.
www.bbc.co.uk
dontdiedontkillanyone
Show some love, you losers!
FA Cup tie abandoned after reports of racial abuse at Haringey Borough v Yeovil
An FA Cup tie was abandoned after Haringey Borough's manager took his team off the field amid accusations of racism, bottle throwing and spitting.
Home keeper Valery Douglas Pajetat was reportedly spat at and hit by an object thrown from the Yeovil end.
Defender Coby Rowe was then "racially abused", according to Haringey boss Tom Loizou, who said "there was no way I could let him continue".
"If we get punished and thrown out, I don't care," he told BBC Radio 5 Live.
The match, played at non-league side Haringey's home ground Coles Park Stadium, was in the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup, with the winner set to progress to the first-round proper.
"It's very distressing," said Loizou. "The abuse a few of my players got was disgusting.
"Yeovil's players and manager were different class. Their team tried to calm their supporters down, they tried their best and they supported us - they said 'if you're walking off we're walking off with you'.
"I took the decision to take my team off and I don't want Yeovil Town to get punished for it. If we get thrown out of the FA Cup and they go through, there is no hard feelings there.
"I have not done it for any other reason than looking into my players' faces and seeing how distraught they were. They are not used to this."
The incident comes four days after England's Euro 2020 qualifier in Bulgaria was halted twice as fans were warned about racist behaviour, including Nazi salutes and monkey chanting.
In a statement issued on Saturday evening, the Football Association said it was "deeply concerned about the allegation of discrimination".
It added: "There is no room for discrimination in our game and we are working with the match officials and the relevant authorities, as a matter of urgency, to fully establish the facts and take the appropriate steps."
What actually happened at Haringey v Yeovil?
Visitors Yeovil were leading 1-0 through a Rhys Murphy penalty when the game was halted in the 64th minute.
There was a long delay for that spot-kick to be taken, with Haringey goalkeeper Pajetat reportedly initially struck by an object from the stands.
Shortly after Murphy scored, play was suspended as the hosts left the field.
About 35 minutes later, it was confirmed the match had officially been abandoned, with BT Sport reporting that Pajetat was both racially abused and spat at by visiting fans.
Cup tie abandoned amid reports of racism
An FA Cup tie is abandoned after Haringey Borough's manager takes his team off the field amid accusations of racism.
Heard about this earlier on 5LIve. It's about fucking time teams started walking off the pitch. It proves this shit doesn't just happen on the continent like the British press like to make out.
Bundesliga table is a logjam at the top
Back at the top of the table where we belong
At home, top 6 opposition, fucking LIVERPOOL.............
fight and desire should be a basic minimum for United.
On a positive note for you, I read somewhere Liverpool's attacking trio have barely scored when coming up against United in previous meetings, so maybe it won't be the mauling most people are predicting e.g. 1 or 2 goal liverpool win
dontdiedontkillanyone
Show some love, you losers!
Souness on Sky Sports pretending to give a shit about racism
dontdiedontkillanyone
Show some love, you losers!
Congrats on the 4-3 win today.
Great to see Lukaku doing well. All he had to do was leave the zoo that is Man Ure to start performing well. Pogba should take notes.
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