1. Jennifer Ellison.

2. Debbie, from [iBrookside[/i and [iDamon and Debbie[/i.

3. FGTH.



That is it though.

Se, it's never the fault of scousers, is it?

He isn't innocent. I just think there has been a hideous over-reaction with regard to the celebration. In my opinion the stamping deserves the three matches, if found guilty, the other would not.



One thing is for sure, it's probably cost us any chance we would have had on Sunday as we will have no player to lead the line and, despite the alleged ten forwards, it looks like we will only have Bellamy left available.



Never mind, we waited 34 years to win there, I never expected us to do it twice in eighteen months.

Absolutely. You're getting there, thankfully.

There were two reported injuries from those incidents. One was a little scratch on RVP's face. The other was a steward losing conciousness and needing to go to hospital.



There were two massively different reaction times for those incidents. One was an instant reaction that can barely be seen in real time. The other took probably 15 seconds from start to finish.



He should be done for the celebration* and get off with the stamp. Cristiano Ronaldo got off with his blatant kicking of SWP (?) last season. Rooney gets away with more than that about 10 times a game.



*Depending on the rules about punishing players already punished by refs.

Just a question about the stamping incident and live TV.



What was the response from the commentators when that incident happened?



Did they flag that as a serious incident at the time, or was it just when RVP cried about it after the game that it became a serious issue?

Jennifer Ellison went to dancing school in St Helens. I hope this doesn't put you off her.



FGTH? Am i being stupid?

Her being a scouser and the accompanying accent doesn't put me off her, so why would her dancing in St Helens?







Frankie Goes to Hollywood.

Would never have had you down as a Frankie fan.

As far as I am aware, Adebayor did not knock the steward out.



I hear what you are saying but where do you draw the line? As I stated before, Eduardo dived in front of the away fans in a successful attempt to cheat his way to a penalty. Was that not provocative? That could similarly have caused a rush of angry away fans?



However, you could bet your bottom dollar in such a case, now Eduardo's behaviour has been deemed acceptable, the fans would have rightfully been blamed for such behaviour rather than the player who 'provoked' it.

Amazes me how the FA can charge a player for a celebration, something the referee dealt with, yet we see players getting fractured skulls in games, their legs being snapped in half and some disgraceful challenges, but the FA won't do squat.



It's just ridiculous, they're so inconsistent with their decisions and rules.

I see Clattenberg now claims he didn't see the incident with Van Persie and he would have sent him off if he had. He was five yards away staring straight at them with a perfectly unobstructed view.