Is it wrong to want more ridiculous shenanigans at the Man U Chelsea rematch tomorrow? Less in Utds favour though please
Still waiting on a response back from the professor...
"Nicklas started his first match for a long time and I'm happy with Nicklas's display, Nicklas sent a good pass to [Mirko] Vucinic, but he didn't score. Then Nicklas missed a decent chance but [Arturo] Vidal scored. Usually Nicklas don't miss easy opportunities."
Sounds absurd. Anybody who doesn't recognise or can't ordinarily detect a distinction between incorrect citation and improper citation is doicare level.
#bbcsportsday @BBCSport 5 minutes agoMetropolitan Police begin investigation into alleged comments made by referee Mark Clattenburg to Chelsea players
How is this relevant?
Well, if it comes to it, Clattenburg can just lie.
Well, Terry did get penalized for his actions despite being cleared in a court. This comparison seems strange. Not to mention that Terry has absolutely nothing to do with this case.
How is this relevant?
JT won't be involved in the investigation into Clattenburg, but he definitely will when they investigate the complaint filed by Clattenburg.
The man in the picture is a Chelsea player who escaped conviction for racially abusing an opponent despite video evidence (after having his trial delayed because he was 'too busy').
Now an incompetent referee is being investigated for a similar offense against the aforementioned player's colleagues.
Micah Richards out for 8 weeks approx.
http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Team-news/2012/October/Micah-Richards-talks-about-knee-injuryI have a brace on it and I am using crutches. I cant do anything at all for the next four to six weeks and I am probably looking at 12-16 weeks before I am back in action.
I knew straight away in the game that it was quite a bad injury. The knee locked and I couldnt straighten it.
I suppose it could have been even worse and not repairable which would have meant removing the meniscus; so I am being positive. Injuries are all part and parcel of the job but this coming on top of the other one I do feel a little hard done to!
I will be working as hard as I can to get back as quickly as I can and I thank all the fans who have sent their best wishes.
Still don't see the connection. The first case should have no bearing on the second.
Arsenal squad for Reading:
6 Laurent Koscielny
12 Olivier Giroud
14 Theo Walcott
18 Sebastien Squillaci
20 Johan Djourou
22 Francis Coquelin
23 Andrey Arshavin
25 Carl Jenkinson
26 Emmanuel Frimpong
29 Marouane Chamakh
36 Damian Martinez (GK)
40 Hector Bellerin
46 Thomas Eisfeld
47 Serge Gnabry
53 Jernade Meade
54 Ignasi Miquel
60 James Shea (GK)
64 Nico Yennaris
No Szc.
I'm getting fucked on a group project right now from one of my professors because of plagiarism.
One member of my team copied a paragraph word for word from the company website we were doing a report on and didn't cite the EXACT site. But instead cited a base website that by doing 1-click takes you to where the paragraph in question is.
The web address is literally the same except for the last word after the last / in the web address. EX: www.fuckingbullshit.com/seriously/what/a/cunt compared to...... www.fuckingbullshit.com/seriously/what/a/twat.
Still waiting on a response back from the professor...
It's actually up to 4 months. Torn meniscus.
http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Team-news/2012/October/Micah-Richards-talks-about-knee-injury
Maicon to get more games then? Speaking of which, I had completely forgotten he played for City until this injury forced me to think of players that City had in reserve. How has he been thus far, does anyone know?
Surely if a referee who influenced the outcome of the game was found to be biased against one side
I've always considered Clattenburg one of the "good guys." I tend to think he gets more right than wrong.
No Mannone either? I can only imagine how hilarious the ones lower-ranked than him are.
Maicon to get more games then? Speaking of which, I had completely forgotten he played for City until this injury forced me to think of players that City had in reserve. How has he been thus far, does anyone know?
I don't expect the case to have any bearing on it. It simply amuses me that Terry got away with a paltry ban and somehow retained his club's captaincy after racially abusing someone whereas this moron of a referee is about to see his entire career go down the toilet if the allegations are judged to have merit.
I've always considered Clattenburg one of the "good guys." I tend to think he gets more right than wrong.
What proof do Chelsea have apart from the players word?
According to sky, the other refs are backing Clattenburg.
He's got high speed. But he's shit against Bale, even in FifaI only realised Maicon was at City because he seems to be the player of choice of the Man City pickers on Fifa 13. lol
He's got high speed. But he's shit against Bale, even in Fifa
Hopefully that means Gibbs is fit.on Gervinho
He has an ankle problem. How long he will be out, we don't know. He has a scan today (Monday).
on Szczesny
He is close, but not ready for the Reading game.
on other team news
Oxlade-Chamberlain is not available for this game. He would have loved to play. Apart from that, I don't think anyone else will be back.
on any other young players being out
No, the players we want to be available are available.
He's got high speed. But he's shit against Bale, even in Fifa
The telegraph is saying that the alleged word used towards mikel was 'monkey'
I'm getting fucked on a group project right now from one of my professors because of plagiarism.
One member of my team copied a paragraph word for word from the company website we were doing a report on and didn't cite the EXACT site. But instead cited a base website that by doing 1-click takes you to where the paragraph in question is.
The web address is literally the same except for the last word after the last / in the web address. EX: www.fuckingbullshit.com/seriously/what/a/cunt compared to...... www.fuckingbullshit.com/seriously/what/a/twat.
Still waiting on a response back from the professor...
Dude, go straight to the Head of the Department and explain the situation. Don't bother waiting for the professor.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/oct/29/mark-clattenburg-referee-chelsea-allegationsMark Clattenburg has long cut a precocious figure; in the best and worst senses of the word. First seen running the line in the rough, tough Northern League at the age of 18, he became a Football League referee at a then unprecedented 25 and made the prestigious Fifa list shortly after his 30th birthday.
Still only 37 and now ranked among the world's foremost officials, Clattenburg openly enjoys the trappings of success. He has embraced the 21st century's "look at me" celebrity culture to the extent that, with his love of expensive sports cars, designer labels and artfully applied hair gel, he could easily be confused with the Premier League footballers he is paid to control.
Born in Consett, County Durham, and brought up in the Northumberland town of Cramlington, Clattenburg is a Newcastle United fan whose allegiance prevents him from officiating at their matches. One of his proudest moments came six years ago when he refereed Alan Shearer's testimonial. It was the sort of occasion the schoolboy who had taken up officiating to earn his Duke of Edinburgh's Award and the young man who qualified as an electrician in the days before professional referees existed could barely have dreamt of.
In recent years Clattenburg's "matey" refereeing style has, on occasion, created on-field sparks. Sometimes his casual, chatty approach towards the game's multimillionaire players works superbly, at others it raises hackles among a breed known for their sensitivity to being "dis-respected" and, on Sunday, it left him fighting to save his career.
The truth or otherwise of accusations that Clattenburg aimed a racist insult at Chelsea's Mikel John Obi during Manchester United's 3-2 win at Stamford Bridge remains unknown but despite the staunch support of the referees' union, he is facing the most severe crisis of his professional life.
Although very different from previous traumas, it is far from the first upheaval he has confronted in recent years. The divorced father of a young son, his private life has not always run smoothly while his stewardship of two electrical companies was beset by financial difficulties.
Almost four years ago Clattenburg made headlines when his £40,000 Black Porsche Boxster was vandalised outside his smart apartment in Lanesbrough Court, a gated complex in the affluent Newcastle suburb of Gosforth. A former girlfriend and business partner of the referee was subsequently arrested and questioned by police in connection with the incident.
Earlier in 2008 he had been sacked by the Professional Game Match Officials board pending a probe into his business affairs following allegations that he owed £60,000 as a result of a failed venture as the co-owner of an electrical company.
In February 2009 Clattenburg was reinstated as a Select Group Referee on appeal but suspended for eight months from 6 August 2008 the date of his original ban for "issues relating to his private and business affairs". The Newcastle Evening Chronicle reported that Clattenburg's suspension was related partly to anonymous allegations of gambling, domestic violence and drug taking relayed to a senior PGMO official in an unsigned letter. Although the referee vehemently denied the claims, the governing body was duty bound to investigate complaints it has consistently refused to comment on.
Mark Hughes was one of a number of managers who welcomed Clattenburg back saying he was a "good referee" and the game "needed" men of his talent but in December 2009 Hughes, then in charge of Manchester City, at least temporarily changed his mind. The Welshman was left furious after accusing Clattenburg of asking the City bench "How do you work with Craig Bellamy all week?" in a game against Bolton during which he sent the forward off for a second yellow card offence.
In 2007 Clattenburg's judgment had been called, similarly, into question when, during a Merseyside derby, he seemed poised to issue Everton's Tony Hibbert with a yellow card before producing a red following a brief discussion with Liverpool's Steven Gerrard. Later in the game he failed to dismiss Liverpool's Dirk Kuyt for a two-footed waist-high lunge. He did not take charge of another match involving Everton until earlier this year and has yet to reappear at Goodison Park.
Like every referee, Clattenburg has made his fair share of controversial decisions and there have, inevitably, been mistakes. Overall, though, a man dubbed "absolutely fantastic" by the Leeds United manager Neil Warnock normally a scourge of match officials has got far more decisions right than wrong.
Identified as a high flyer by Fifa, he has been widely expected to be the English referring representative at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. At the London Olympics Clattenburg refereed the final between Brazil and Mexico, with his performance impressing Fifa and confirming PGMO's opinion that he ranks as one of their brightest talents. Whether or not he can emerge from the shadow cast by Chelsea's allegations remains to be seen.
The telegraph is saying that the alleged word used towards mikel was 'monkey'