Liverpool Thug Charged by FA

[Dedworth]

Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel charged by FA over David de Gea 'stamp'


Martin Skrtel appeared to stamp on David de Gea in final seconds
If found guilty, the 30-year-old defender could face a three-game ban
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers defends his player
Rodgers says it wasn't intentional, Skrtel was trying to play the ball :laugher:




Read more:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3007749/Liverpool-defender-Martin-Skrtel-faces-FA-investigation-David-Gea-stamp.html#ixzz3VFTPqxTj

[bigmarco]

Can't see how it can be anything other than a 3 match man.
Looks like they bottled it again when we got to the business end of the season led by the not so great Stevie G :icon_lol:

[Dedworth]

He slips.. He stamps..He's off to join the Yanks... Stevie G! Stevie G!

[les_taxi]

He slips.. He stamps..He's off to join the Yanks... Stevie G! Stevie G!

:icon_lol:

[Dedworth]

Steven Gerrard looks like a man who is past caring about Liverpool... the violent stamp on Ander Herrera has shattered his legacy


Steven Gerrard was sent off after just 38 seconds against Man United
The Liverpool captain stamped on Ander Herrera's leg during Anfield clash
Liverpool went on to lose 2-1 against United thanks to a Juan Mata double
Gerrard failed to apologise to Herrera during his post-match interview





The pathetic excuses from friends and colleagues defending Steven Gerrard have been a joke.

Unfortunately for arguably Liverpool’s greatest-ever player, he proved on Sunday that Brendan Rodgers has made the correct decision to cut him loose from Anfield at the end of this season. I’d be surprised if Gerrard makes the Liverpool starting line-up again, and any substitute appearances will surely only be to give the fans a wave goodbye.

Why should Rodgers trust Gerrard again this season?

This is an experienced professional, a captain, a legend and there is nothing anyone can say that should mask the truth that he absolutely let everyone at Liverpool Football Club down.

He also failed to apologise to Ander Herrera in his brief post-match interview, which showed a lack of class.

Some said Gerrard was frustrated because he wasn’t in the starting line-up. That might be true, but it doesn’t excuse a violent stamp on an opponent’s ankle.

Others have said he was desperate to get involved and show his passion. After all his years in the game, with all his knowledge of this fixture, he must surely know there is only one way to show passion and commitment on such a huge occasion – and that’s to make good, clean tackles, play well and get the job done.

This was Liverpool’s biggest game of the season, against fierce rivals, it’s a game they’re losing when he comes on the pitch and it’s a game they need to win.

If Wayne Rooney had done it, the reaction would be far worse. There would be calls to strip him of the England captaincy.

If it had been Joey Barton, the reaction would have hit fever pitch.

Had it been a Chelsea player – well, the internet and the FA would have been in meltdown. There would have been talk of points deductions probably.

But because it was Gerrard, the appropriate outrage has been tempered because apparently, according to the apologists, Rodgers made a mistake by failing to put him in the starting line-up.

Last season’s slip against Chelsea was accidental, the stamp on Sunday was calculated: at best it was Gerrard being a careless hot-head desperate to make a mark. At worst, it looked like a reckless player who is now past caring about the fortunes of his club.

Gerrard was the main man responsible for one of Liverpool’s most glorious nights back in 2005 in Istanbul. Nobody can ever take that away from him.

Ten years on, there’s a good chance that Gerrard’s last significant act for his club could be a red card that proves to be a major factor in handing Manchester United a passage back into the Champions League – at Liverpool’s expense.

Gerrard’s legacy is shattered. It’s a sad and sorry way to go, but he only has himself to blame.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/03/24/02/22F37A8600000578-0-image-a-81_1427162427260.jpg



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3008690/Steven-Gerrard-looks-like-man-past-caring-Liverpool.html#ixzz3VJ3BK0bi

I could put it any better myself

He should be charged with violent conduct

[les_taxi]

Yes, that's a fair review. He is leaving a season too late and is a liability now. The slip cost them the title last year. The stupid back header knocked England out of the World Cup and the stamp has ended CL action.

[les_taxi]

What a nob!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32042253

[Dedworth]

What a nob!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32042253

I hope when they find him guilty they increase the ban for his front in disputing the charge. He's a nasty piece of work

[les_taxi]

He deserves an extra ban for being so damn ugly too :icon_lol:

[Dedworth]

:icon_lol:

[Dedworth]

So he got found guilty with a 3 match ban - should have got an extra couple for the usual Victimpool reaction posting a photo of 3 clowns online :mad: