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Post by Fairscup on Jan 31, 2012 13:29:49 GMT 1
Spot on Seb in every respect.
It doesn't matter if opposition players do provoke him, he has to learn that there is no room for retaliation in the modern game.
No point in appeal - FA will have made their decision already and there is no reason to extend a ban with an extra game either
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Post by Captain Marvel on Jan 31, 2012 13:53:30 GMT 1
I think the FA will just deny the appeal should The Toon send one. Had it not been for the Ballotelli incident I don't think they would have seen much in it. Cabaye was ran over by El-Abd but that doesn't justify him kicking out like that whether he was meant to hit or not. This isn't the first or second time Cabaye decides to let his opponents taste his studs. There have been a couple of occations where another player has just cleared the ball or passed it on only for Cabaye to appear a moment later with his leg straight and his foot out in knee height. Considering these cowardly acts I'd say that he has just gotten what was coming for him. Cabay is a brilliant player with great talent and quality and that might make him a target by other players, but that still won't dismiss that he also has an ugly and cowardly side to his game too that will always get him into trouble. Good post duly rewarded!  ;D   ATB |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 31, 2012 16:21:41 GMT 1
Cabaye has never played in the Premiership before this season. He has gained a reputation as someone who can influence a game therefore he is a sitting duck for the tough guys kicking him to bits. No manager can protect the player once the whistle blows, if you cannot see that more fool you.  ATB I bed to differ. A manager can protect his player once the whistle blows by chaning personnel and formation to protect his players. For instance tell Cabaye to drop in between the lines and be mobile rather than to sit behind with Tiote / Guthrie and defend and be an easy target for the ruffnecks. AP has no clue. He only knows one way of playing errr defending! WUM alert WUM alert.......swim on by.....no logic in argument................. |
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Post by magpie4ever99 on Jan 31, 2012 16:31:15 GMT 1
I bed to differ. A manager can protect his player once the whistle blows by chaning personnel and formation to protect his players. For instance tell Cabaye to drop in between the lines and be mobile rather than to sit behind with Tiote / Guthrie and defend and be an easy target for the ruffnecks. AP has no clue. He only knows one way of playing errr defending! WUM alert WUM alert.......swim on by.....no logic in argument................. If you can't see the logic then I really can't help you. I can just state my opinion and hope my fellow posters show some respect and bring their honest opinions to the table without trying to call me a WUM. For the best part CaptM has done that and to some extent CWL and fairscup. But you canny seem to be convinced I am here to wind people up. I can't stop you thinking what you feel. So good luck man  |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 31, 2012 22:52:48 GMT 1
According to the Official NUFC site.................... Newcastle United midfielder Yohan Cabaye has denied a charge of violent conduct. Cabaye was charged following an incident in the FA Cup fourth round tie against Brighton and Hove Albion on Saturday 28th January. A regulatory commission will hear the charge on Wednesday, 1st February 2012. CWL  |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 1, 2012 18:31:35 GMT 1
Final outcome a three match suspension starting tonight....................... CWL  |
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Post by Fairscup on Feb 1, 2012 18:40:41 GMT 1
Did he appeal?
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Post by Ann1 on Feb 1, 2012 19:13:20 GMT 1
Just on the local news Fairs, he lost his appeal 
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Post by Deleted on Feb 1, 2012 19:20:10 GMT 1
Yes and still only received a three game suspension. CWL |
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I've seen Newcastle United win silverware!
