The professional foul argument rears its ugly head once more. Ironic really just as Spurs are gaining a reputation for being more dark chocolate Brazil nut centred than our traditional Milk chocolate, orange cream assortment
People are suggesting we should crowd the ref: dispute every decision and commit the so called professional foul. A more unprofessional practice it is hard to imagine.
This recent undermining of the 'beautiful game and what I have always believed was the Spurs way arises from last weeks alleged failure of Eriksen to foul Ya Ya Toure and thereby prevent Man. City's goal last week
It's a very bad example because it involves that nice Christian Eriksen bringing down a raging bull, before he even gets into our half. I mean where does it stop? Breaking the keeper's arm at the pre-match hand shake?
But the principle is the same. Do we need to become more cynical and less nice in order to achieve success?
And if we do is it worth it? Is that the kind of football we like to see.
. If it was made a red card offence anywhere on the pitch it would die a very sudden death..
People are suggesting we should crowd the ref: dispute every decision and commit the so called professional foul. A more unprofessional practice it is hard to imagine.
This recent undermining of the 'beautiful game and what I have always believed was the Spurs way arises from last weeks alleged failure of Eriksen to foul Ya Ya Toure and thereby prevent Man. City's goal last week
It's a very bad example because it involves that nice Christian Eriksen bringing down a raging bull, before he even gets into our half. I mean where does it stop? Breaking the keeper's arm at the pre-match hand shake?
But the principle is the same. Do we need to become more cynical and less nice in order to achieve success?
And if we do is it worth it? Is that the kind of football we like to see.
. If it was made a red card offence anywhere on the pitch it would die a very sudden death..