BBBC's hardly going to say "well it doesn't surprise me, we never wanted him back anyway" incase Sturrock decides to give him (another!) chance. You can bet your life his interview is a million miles away from what most players are thinking behind closed doors.
Sometimes I think people on here are a joke,
how can u compare cresswell and moshni.
moshni money grabbing scum/it's shows how weak our club/management is to have him back.
yesterday was a poor day to be a blues fan.
Sometimes I think people on here are a joke,
how can u compare cresswell and moshni.
moshni money grabbing scum/it's shows how weak our club/management is to have him back.
yesterday was a poor day to be a blues fan.
Cresswell says he lashed out after being elbowed / moshni kicked the guy in the chest as he can't time a tackle and doesn't think , the tackle was close to the halfway line no danger . What a tool.
davewebbsbrain get back to your cornflakes.
BBBC's hardly going to say "well it doesn't surprise me, we never wanted him back anyway" incase Sturrock decides to give him (another!) chance. You can bet your life his interview is a million miles away from what most players are thinking behind closed doors.
If anything, Cresswell is worse than Mohsni. Mohsni's tackle was exactly the same as the Northampton player, Mohsni's connected, the other guys didn't. Ref was wrong to send Mohsni off, a yellow for each. Past sending offs have nothing to do with it.
Compare this to Cresswell who wasn't challenging for a ball but lost his rag and pushed a player over off the pitch. Violent conduct. We are now in this predicament because of Cresswell, not because of Mohsni.
Cresswell was elbowed in a 50/50 attempt to get the ball he did not need to be completely stupid and raise his hands to the guy, mohsni got sent off in an attempt to play the ball.Cresswell says he lashed out after being elbowed / moshni kicked the guy in the chest as he can't time a tackle and doesn't think , the tackle was close to the halfway line no danger . What a tool.
davewebbsbrain get back to your cornflakes.
Hmm thought i heard the whole north bank singing his name
I feel robbed of the chance to see Bilel for 90 minutes.
Poor tackle, don't blame Sturrock at all for taking the risk though...the team reacted fantastically after the break which does bode well for Tuesday at least.
Really? I sit in the West stand and the tackle was almost directly in front of me. Moshni's tackle was reckless and totally unnecessary. Yes both players did have their feet up - the difference is that Moshni came from a long way back, at speed and his momentum resulted in him planting his studs into the Northampton players stomach.
I have read a few comments that Barker, Prosser etc would have made similar challenges and that Moshni was unlucky. The simple fact that is that in over half a season and they have not yet in less than 30 minutes Moshni has recklessly dived into a challenge that did not need to be made. Luck has nothing to do with it.
THANKYOU! Finally a sensible post, Mohsni came from a long way back studs-up and with excessive force. I can only assume that these posters who claim he was "unlucky" are as mad as Mohsni himself....
I said it before and I'll say it again, if as a referee I had failed to send Mohsni off I'd have been slaughtered. There won't be an easier decision for an official at the Hall all season. And as for those who say "that could have happened to anyone" not ONCE have I seen a challenge like that from Barker/Phillips/Prosser in the three years they've been at this club. Funny that.
Wasnt at game and just saw it on iPLayer.
He definitely deserved to be sent off it was a ridiculous lunge which he ran 15 yards to launch into.
Any Mohsni apologists should try looking at it without their Southend tinted glasses on, if that was an opposition player they would feel differently.
As for the Cresswell vs Mohsni debate. Both let the club down with stupidity, difference is it was Cresswell's first offence and out of character whilst Mohsni was totally predictable.