Jordan Hugill

Quicksilvera said:
Occupational hazard, this is part and parcel of football. The question I ask myself is if Hugill hadn’t pushed Jones would his Hamstring going to go anyway? It was very soft and it could have happened regardless.
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Interesting take. From where I was sat, I was surprised Isiah went off injured from it - I had just presumed he landed awkwardly or twisted it at the time though. With that said, yes it was a dirty shove off the ball, and Hugill can **** off for it.

On a side note - I find it strange how the people usually calling Isiah a league one player at best have disappeared today. Not pointing any fingers because I don't take much note of usernames but he usually has more naysayers.
 
danamfc said:
i didn’t see it

edit: but tbf greenwood has a bit of that about him. his fouls are so irritating sometimes because it’s like, why?
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The reason I mentioned it is Greenwood went out to deliberately hurt his opponent and Hugill didn't. I don't agree with either players actions but Hugill as been called black and blue and yet there is no mention of Greenwood's deliberate assault on a fellow professional.
 
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With Hughill I’ve said on another thread that as dirty as the push was there is no way he set out to injure Isaiah and he did immediately apologise.

I think the Boro externally is seen as such a tight knit club that our ex players or players from the area feel they have to show they are being professional and giving their all against us.
 
danamfc said:
i didn’t see it

edit: but tbf greenwood has a bit of that about him. his fouls are so irritating sometimes because it’s like, why?
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Greening has that angry player, on the edge of boiling over, about him. It's difficult with players like that, because the aggression is part of their game.
 
Hap said:
This is a stupid thread. It was a clumsy niggly push in the back, that any one of our midfield players is capable of doing, in any game, in any given week.

This was just a forward making his presence felt. Yes, it was a foul.

Of course Hugill didn't expect Jones could be injured. How often does a push in the back result in a player, being injured at all - let alone, missing the next match?

If you gave a yellow card for every push in the back, no game would finish with 22 players and every corner would result in a pen.
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Don’t think it’s stupid at all but thanks for your input. I can’t be doing with dirty diving cheats who injure our players and they claim to be huge Boro fans.
 
mercury_redstone7 said:
Jones seems an up and down sort of player, it didnt seem like something that would lead to him coming off, he must have seen Bangura ar$e fall out after slight push in the back. Just my opinion you understand but I think we have a few who look for an easy way out when it suits them.
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Sorry but what the actual f*** are you going on about, you're saying Jones faked an injury so he couldn't play in a Semi Final, and Bangura did the same whilst he was actually playing in a Semi Final.
The utterly stupid horses*** people come out with on here sometimes. Jesus wept.
 
The Card Cheat said:
Sorry but what the actual f*** are you going on about, you're saying Jones faked an injury so he couldn't play in a Semi Final, and Bangura did the same whilst he was actually playing in a Semi Final.
The utterly stupid horses*** people come out with on here sometimes. Jesus wept.
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The Card Cheat said:
Sorry but what the actual f*** are you going on about, you're saying Jones faked an injury so he couldn't play in a Semi Final, and Bangura did the same whilst he was actually playing in a Semi Final.
The utterly stupid horses*** people come out with on here sometimes. Jesus wept.
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I thought it looked very innocuous at the time as he was in the middle and I was looking from the north stand. But he's out for 8 weeks now, so I was well out of order, I've had a hamstring playing myself, hurts like hell and is quite debilitating, you can barely walk. However I admit it was a cheap shot really, perhaps tinged with disappointment but thats no excuse. I rate him as a player, and was thinking early on in the season it looked like he didnt want to play for us. But he had his reasons that we didnt know about.
 
Norman_Conquest said:
The reason I mentioned it is Greenwood went out to deliberately hurt his opponent and Hugill didn't. I don't agree with either players actions but Hugill as been called black and blue and yet there is no mention of Greenwood's deliberate assault on a fellow professional.
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Greenwood plays for boro Hugill doesn't easy as
 
Greenwood was a bit of bite and I like to see that in players.. Hugill has a bit of that.. but he seems to concentrate more on that side of his game than anything else.. constantly dropping to his knees for us was frustrating to watch.
 
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I thought it looked very innocuous at the time as he was in the middle and I was looking from the north stand. But he's out for 8 weeks now, so I was well out of order, I've had a hamstring playing myself, hurts like hell and is quite debilitating, you can barely walk. However I admit it was a cheap shot really, perhaps tinged with disappointment but thats no excuse. I rate him as a player, and was thinking early on in the season it looked like he didnt want to play for us. But he had his reasons that we didnt know about.
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Fair play.👏👏👏
 
Norman_Conquest said:
The reason I mentioned it is Greenwood went out to deliberately hurt his opponent and Hugill didn't. I don't agree with either players actions but Hugill as been called black and blue and yet there is no mention of Greenwood's deliberate assault on a fellow professional.
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Don't understand your angle here. Surely you either think they were both trying to hurt their opponent or were both just being a bit physical to get a reaction? Why is Greenwoods deliberate and Hugills not?
 
SuperStu said:
Don't understand your angle here. Surely you either think they were both trying to hurt their opponent or were both just being a bit physical to get a reaction? Why is Greenwoods deliberate and Hugills not?
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Hugills was a push, Greenwood’s was an elbow to the ribs.

Totally different levels of violence and risk of injury, even though it worked the opposite way this time around.
 
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