Category II Infractions â Cynical Behaviour 5.10 To deliberately pull down an opponent. 5.11 To deliberately trip an opponent with hand(s), arm, leg or foot. 5.12 To deliberately collide with an opponent after he has played the ball away or for the purpose of taking him out of the movement of play. 5.13 To remonstrate in an aggressive manner w
It was OâConnor who chose to collide on purpose, and well you know it. On the off chance you donât, you are the thickest fucker I have ever come across here. Have you any Tipp blood?
Itâs typical of that slimey weasel OâConnor to do something like that especially after one of his own players was sent for kneeing a guy in the nuts. He was trying to even up the numbers.
Flynn knew exactly what he was doing, he knew there was no rule that said he wasnât allowed to stand his ground which is why he was shocked at a terrible decision from McQuillan.
Actually changing his direction to purposefully initiate contact with opponents and then flopping onto the ground to get players black carded. At least 43% of these lads have been training since last winter and need to get up in the morning. What a fucking cunt. Did the same to James McCarthy in the drawn AIF and then with John Small in the replay and in multiple other less publicised games.
If you can show me the rule that says a player should be black carded for standing his ground then I will relent, otherwise I will expose you for the raving halfwit you are.
Flynn does not move his position at all, instead OâConnor tries toward him, tries to run through him and then throws himself to the ground. Flynn merely stands his ground, he does not move out of the way to obstruct him.
The major problem here is that there are laws of the game and none of them support what youâre trying to assert, all you are contributing here is the solidification of the reputation you have of being an ignorant halfwit who canât get his head around basic rules and facts.