I think this is pretty smart by him. Like Lalas said, he knows his guys play aggressive and will foul. Planting seeds in refs head.
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I'd like to think that the Refs know violent play when they see it regardless of what an imbecile coach may say ahead of time. If I was the ref assigned to the game, I'd actually be insulted that JM was making these statements and be conscious of his team's play even more - especially after studying the first two matches & seeing the missed calls on Lloyd Sam and others.
JM's theatrics could play either way, but more likely play against him since Geiger typically calls a lot of fouls.
Yeah, I wouldn't be calling for more fouls as a red bull coach. Dirtiest team in the league.
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Link above with the full comments by Marsch.
Calling out Lampard and Pirlo for excessive fouling? Does he understand the words that are coming out of his mouth?
Maybe someone can send him the video of Sam trying to rip up Pirlo's knee, or cut together Collin draping himself all over Villa all the time during the last game.
He's just throwing something at the wall. Should take a good look in the mirror at his own team.
Link above with the full comments by Marsch.
Calling out Lampard and Pirlo for excessive fouling? Does he understand the words that are coming out of his mouth?
Maybe someone can send him the video of Sam trying to rip up Pirlo's knee, or cut together Collin draping himself all over Villa all the time during the last game.
He's just throwing something at the wall. Should take a good look in the mirror at his own team.
Geiger has gone downhill lately...he generally is quality but there is a reason why #GeigerShow trends a lot on Twitter. He makes a ton of controversial calls and can make a game all about him. I would be concerned.
One world reply to Lalas: Felipe.
The Gall is just beyond belief. This would be like Wimbledon in the Crazy Gang years complaining the refs wouldn't let them kick lumps out of Man U or Arsenal or whoever actually came to play football...
I very much like your point about a potential late collapse by the RB under the conditions, which of course had been our MO for so long. How much fun would it be for us to score a late winner in New Jersey on one of those 40 yard beast mode dashes in transition by Jack as he flicks it off to a wide open sprinting David using his last ounce of 30 year old plus energy to bury it in the back of the net. And there's pandemonium in the swamp!
This would be so fantastic. Assuming I hadn't been consumed by some combination of anxiety and the heat during the prior 80 minutes, I think would absolutely lose it.
For sure. I'm in 127. I bought these months ago -- they really jacked the ticket prices after that. I think I paid something like 2/3 what they are charging now for seats in that section.
Yeah I paid somewhere around $30 for mine and now they're up to $60.
It's New Jersey, Marsch will cry if he wants to, cry if he wants to, cry if he wants to.
He will cry too, when he loses to blue.
He will cry too, when he loses to blue.
Yeah, Marsch will claim the ref is helping the old DPs.
So, pretty clearly, Lampard (in the center of the picture) was showing Brillant and Harrison how he is planning to score with his butt this week against the RB, right? Has to be the case. And I'd happily take it.
Is that the play where he fakes an injury in the box and then scores from the ground with his butt?
I honestly want to see a cartoon or Sesame Street type video of Frank Lampard explaining all the body parts you can use to score a goal.
No Elmo, you can't use your hands.
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