By Since66
February 3 2009
The FA has just announced that Super Frank's red card received at Liverpool on Sunday has been rescinded and the automatic three-match ban has been withdrawn.
On that happy note, Super Frank will be available for the forthcoming matches against Hull City, Watford and Aston Villa.
There was no other outcome once Old Mother Riley had admitted his 'horrible' mistake after viewing TV replays once the match had finished. I wonder if Old Mother Riley winced once he saw Alonso's boot raking up Super Frank's leg and almost breaking it. The more I see the replay, the more it hits home just HOW lucky Super Frank wasn't stretchered off with a busted leg, let alone walking off after being shown the red card. The official statement from the FA reads: At an independent Regulatory Commission hearing today, a claim for wrongful dismissal from Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard was upheld. As a result, Lampard's three-match suspension has been withdrawn. Lampard was shown a red card for serious foul play during Sunday's Premier League match against Liverpool. But what of Mike Riley? What punishment will he recieve for his 'terrible' Anfield performance? None by the looks of it. Riley isn't down to referee this weekend because he will be living the 'life of Riley' in Malaga whilst attending an 'elite' refereeing course. Elite refereeing course!!! Don't make me laugh - Riley needs to go back to basics and his first job on the day on Monday should have been a visit to Specsavers. No-one will know had Super Frank stayed on the pitch, if the result would have been different, but the actions of a grudge-holding referee certainly made sure that Liverpool won the game. Chelsea have had their run-ins with Riley in the past. Ashley Cole at Tottingham last season, Riley booked Super Frank after his tackle against Alonso which broke the Spaniard's ankle and Riley must have read Super Frank's comments in the media prior to the game.
You lot didn't even deserve half a point, super fat frank or no super fat frank. You we're dominated start to finish.


I'm saying your argument can be used both ways. Best just not to us that argument and just say you deserved to lose, Lampard or no Lampard.
As usual, one rule for you, another rule for the other. Lampard getting sent off changed the game, but if Boswinga got sent off it would'nt have.
Only takes a second to score a goal mate.
wound up?
Quote:Dixie
You said Liverpool would have won - how could they win without scoring?!
lets just leave it. Big important games coming up


but a
Quote:dixon9
80´s Gooner
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Once you explain to me how you win without scoring please let us all know!
Dixon you're getting hilarious now.
its kinda true though
finally we agree.


Dixon making anyone look stupid
Carry on deluding yourself Dixon. There are quite a few on sportnetwork who saw your complete decimation when you spectacularly failed to answer the questions asked of you.

Quote:Captain Scarlet
If only he'd stay that way.
Hope not, you're discussions are actually kinda interesting.
Quote:RedsCarry on deluding yourself Dixon. There are quite a few on sportnetwork who saw your complete decimation when you spectacularly failed to answer the questions asked of you.
Quote:dixie
Yeah but then who would,you have to teach you about your own clubs history captain?
Consider it a service, an education in fact. You should be grateful!
You answered the questions. Did you @#$%&.
Back on the roundabout
