just been watching the spl highlights on sky. The St Mirren player that got sent off on saturday can have no arguments about his straight red card, it was as bad a challenge as your likely to see this season. In fact he was lucky to get away with a blatant kick out at Rankin on seconds before. Word of advive Gus, shut the **** up till you view the evidence.
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Thread: Gus McPherson (arse)
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18-08-2009 12:00 PM #1
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Gus McPherson (arse)
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18-08-2009 12:09 PM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Comes across as a soft spoken butter wouldent melt in his mouth person but is a "Snake" in real life
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18-08-2009 12:10 PM #4
I note in today's Herald that this nutcase is still moaning about the ref's verdict on Thomson's attempted assassination on Cregg and wishing he had the power to speak out, so 'incensed' is he at the decision.
I also heartily wish he had the power to speak out, as it would be utterly fascinating to watch him dig himself further into this hole of his own making by trying to justify that assault, which was witnessed from all angles by the television cameras.
Once he calms down and gets off his high horse, he might just realise that the law to stop him criticising the refs is actually serving to protect him from his own foolhardiness.
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18-08-2009 12:12 PM #5
He is still at it in todays sun;
Saints won't appeal Thomson's ordering off but MacPherson says more players will receive their marching orders if officials are deeming that challenge a straight red.
He said: "There were two challenges that were as bad, if not worse. Does this mean you're not allowed sliding tackles?
"Steven was in control of what he was doing, he went for the ball. There were challenges from Hibs players where both legs were off the ground, that's very risky."
Absolute nonsense, he is just making himself look like a bitter moron now.
If they really did not think it was a red then they would be appealing it.
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18-08-2009 12:34 PM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I don't think they can appeal the red on the grounds that "that bad boy Cregg hut oor boy furst".
This is McPherson making a fuss now to deter referees from booking St Mirren players in similar circumstances later on in the season. Mind-games, in fact.
Hugh Dallas should explain to Gus that you're allowed to tackle hard, as long as you do it fairly - even if it hurts the other guy. Thomson's challenge on Cregg was illegal - 2 footed, from behind, and with violent intent.
Just because we played without a midfield last season doesn't mean we're going to do that every season. What was it old Corporal Jones used to say?
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18-08-2009 02:16 PM #7
Gus Mcpherson is a grade A f*nny, how he can protest against that sending off is unbelievable!! The boy should be done for assault!!
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18-08-2009 02:39 PM #8
It was as clear a red card as you'll see all season (unless you follow Hearts Nil, of course).
I can't think what McPherson has to complain about.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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18-08-2009 03:17 PM #10
He's got a slight point in that there were a few Hibs challenges that were overly risky with a ref who'd be quite keen to even the numbers up. McBride had one he rather jumped into in particular. Difference being these tackles were fairly controlled. If you watch the BBC camera angles it's a red for the lunge. If you look from the HI cameras it's a red for the horrible swipe he has with Thomson's trailing leg. In control of what he was doing my @rse, it was the type of OTT challenge you'll often see on an opponent when he's just won his own strong tackle. Reckless and a red card, simple.
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18-08-2009 04:17 PM #14
Well our manager doesn't seem to think he's an erse, and I would imagine he is better judge. McPherson is managing a poverty stricken SPL club with no resources, fighting for every scrap. It's the Yogis and McPhersons of the managerial world that I respect...honest, hard working, genuine football men. They might not come across the greatest, and make twats of themselves now and again, but they are certainly NOT erses!
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18-08-2009 04:23 PM #15This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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18-08-2009 04:27 PM #16This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
That I couldn't tell you. No doubt some paranoid Celtic fan might be able to tell you. Didn't even know he was a Lodge Member....I've only just found out that he's an erse..apparantly!
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19-08-2009 03:18 AM #19
Don't think he is a 'twat' or an 'erse' but I do think he certainly is behaving like one on this issue.
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19-08-2009 12:31 PM #20
How Gus doesnt know he is an "Erse"
Its yogi's fault by changing dugouts at ER we can no longer tell Gus and other away managers what they are . We lower west men are lost at moment as the Managers are out of our range for shouting at .
Can I therefor ask the fans behind the new away end to take up our cudgel and get stuck into them
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19-08-2009 03:16 PM #21
If he doesn't think that it was a red card then he should appeal. If he is not going to appeal then he should shut his gob. Trouble is when you have set yourself up like this phanny has, he can't really take the chance that the any panel would vindicate the ref.
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