he should ban for life
the injury player career is possibly finished
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kevin muscat worst tackle i ever seen
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he should ban for life
the injury player career is possibly finished
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mauro wrote:
he should ban for life
the injury player career is possibly finished
Bosnich said something about a ACL injruy or something on Matchday Saturday, finished it with how ever long Zarra out for, Muscut should be suspended for.
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how can he be profesional player with such challenge
melbourne heart s hould report to the police this is basically assault
when i sawed this on tv i screamed like a little girl, it was really bad tackle
melbourne heart s hould report to the police this is basically assault
when i sawed this on tv i screamed like a little girl, it was really bad tackle
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Jesus H Christ 
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mauro wrote:how can he be profesional player with such challenge
melbourne heart s hould report to the police this is basically assault
when i sawed this on tv i screamed like a little girl, it was really bad tackle
Yeah but Muscut is just a cunt end of, he doesn't care if he is injured or not. Remember when he pushed over that member of the Roar coaching staff, because he was angry?
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Can't watch it, my Internet is too shit.
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Disgraceful, he's such a cunt.
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Muscat was branded a “lowlife” and a “nobody” by ex-England striker Ian Wright, then of Nottingham Forest, in September 1999. Wright claimed he was about to shoot when he heard Dougie Freedman,
Forest's other striker, shout "leave it". Wright stepped over the ball
to allow Freedman to hit it, but instead Muscat (who had, according to
Wright, merely impersonated Freedman) appeared to clear the ball.[11]
Muscat was dubbed the "most hated man in football" by then Birmingham City player Martin Grainger in 2000.[12] He seriously injured both Craig Bellamy and Christophe Dugarry, the latter in a friendly international between Australia and France in 2001 with a sliding tackle from behind.[12] The French manager Roger Lemerre dubbed the tackle "an act of brutality".[12][13]
According to former players and administration, Muscat’s temperament was the reason he was never selected for inclusion in an Old Firm encounter during the season he was at Rangers.[14]
In 2004, a lawsuit on Muscat brought by former Charlton player Matty Holmes
resulted in a settlement of £250,000 plus costs in favour of Holmes,
bringing the estimated settlement to around £750,000. Holmes had to have
four operations on his leg following a tackle by Muscat in 1998, and
there were initial fears that his leg might have to be amputated. The
claim was settled at the High Court without any admission of liability.[15][16]
In a Carling Cup tie while at Millwall, he grabbed the throat of Liverpool striker Milan Baros.[17]
Also in 2004, Iwan Roberts admitted he deliberately stamped on Muscat in a match against Norwich City in revenge for his attempt to injure Craig Bellamy in 1999. Roberts was subsequently fined and suspended by the FA for his comments.[18][19]
In December 2005, he was the first A-League player to appear before a FFA disciplinary hearing and was subsequently suspended for two matches for "violent conduct".[20] At an A-league game in October 2006 Muscat clashed with then Adelaide United coach John Kosmina,
knocking Kosmina from his chair while retrieving the ball. Kosmina
responded by grabbing Muscat by the throat, an action for which Kosmina
was suspended for four matches.[21][22]
In November 2008 Muscat was handed a 4 match suspension for stomping on the testicles of Daniel Mullen after the referee missed in the incident, he was then later sent off in the same match of elbowing the same player in the forehead while challenging for an aerial ball. In 2009 Muscat was suspended for 2 matches for punching Jason Culina behind play during a corner.[15][16] On October 11, 2010, Aston villa winger Ashley Young
revealed he was threatened by Muscat during his first professional
match as an 18 year old. Young told the media "I remember my first game
for Watford. When I came on, Kevin Muscat's first words to me were 'don't go past me or I will break your legs'.
Forest's other striker, shout "leave it". Wright stepped over the ball
to allow Freedman to hit it, but instead Muscat (who had, according to
Wright, merely impersonated Freedman) appeared to clear the ball.[11]
Muscat was dubbed the "most hated man in football" by then Birmingham City player Martin Grainger in 2000.[12] He seriously injured both Craig Bellamy and Christophe Dugarry, the latter in a friendly international between Australia and France in 2001 with a sliding tackle from behind.[12] The French manager Roger Lemerre dubbed the tackle "an act of brutality".[12][13]
According to former players and administration, Muscat’s temperament was the reason he was never selected for inclusion in an Old Firm encounter during the season he was at Rangers.[14]
In 2004, a lawsuit on Muscat brought by former Charlton player Matty Holmes
resulted in a settlement of £250,000 plus costs in favour of Holmes,
bringing the estimated settlement to around £750,000. Holmes had to have
four operations on his leg following a tackle by Muscat in 1998, and
there were initial fears that his leg might have to be amputated. The
claim was settled at the High Court without any admission of liability.[15][16]
In a Carling Cup tie while at Millwall, he grabbed the throat of Liverpool striker Milan Baros.[17]
Also in 2004, Iwan Roberts admitted he deliberately stamped on Muscat in a match against Norwich City in revenge for his attempt to injure Craig Bellamy in 1999. Roberts was subsequently fined and suspended by the FA for his comments.[18][19]
In December 2005, he was the first A-League player to appear before a FFA disciplinary hearing and was subsequently suspended for two matches for "violent conduct".[20] At an A-league game in October 2006 Muscat clashed with then Adelaide United coach John Kosmina,
knocking Kosmina from his chair while retrieving the ball. Kosmina
responded by grabbing Muscat by the throat, an action for which Kosmina
was suspended for four matches.[21][22]
In November 2008 Muscat was handed a 4 match suspension for stomping on the testicles of Daniel Mullen after the referee missed in the incident, he was then later sent off in the same match of elbowing the same player in the forehead while challenging for an aerial ball. In 2009 Muscat was suspended for 2 matches for punching Jason Culina behind play during a corner.[15][16] On October 11, 2010, Aston villa winger Ashley Young
revealed he was threatened by Muscat during his first professional
match as an 18 year old. Young told the media "I remember my first game
for Watford. When I came on, Kevin Muscat's first words to me were 'don't go past me or I will break your legs'.
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he has a history of being an idiot
he belong in jail
he belong in jail
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Wow what a cunt.
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How do you tackle that badly?
It's like he idn't even go for the ball.
It's like he idn't even go for the ball.
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Nice guy
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Bogdan wrote:How do you tackle that badly?
It's like he idn't even go for the ball.
He probably didn't, it seems his main aim is to just hurt people
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Bunch of pansies, it's a perfectly legitimate tackle. :troll2:
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How do such nob heads manage to forge a career as a professional footballer?
Kaka11|LFC-
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I bet he will escape punishment from the FFA as he always does, he was racist to Akoto ages ago and got away with it, hes a horrible excuse for a man and I usually would never wish bad things upon somebody but he deserves it, he is a horrible person not to mention a horrible player.
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Fuckin scum of a tackle.
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mauro wrote:how can he be profesional player with such challenge
melbourne heart s hould report to the police this is basically assault
when i sawed this on tv i screamed like a little girl, it was really bad tackle
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There's been worse tackles tbh.
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No surprises.
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No surprises.
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its the english mentality that making him do it
he also play for millwall and wolverhampton
is no surprise
they probly teach him to do those things
dirty england
he also play for millwall and wolverhampton
is no surprise
they probly teach him to do those things
dirty england
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Not the worst but it was horrendous.
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Gerrard tackle on Carrick was worst i've ever seen.
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Got the ball.
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kyro7 wrote:Got the ball.
Got the balls.
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mauro wrote:Muscat was branded a “lowlife” and a “nobody” by ex-England striker Ian Wright, then of Nottingham Forest, in September 1999. Wright claimed he was about to shoot when he heard Dougie Freedman,
Forest's other striker, shout "leave it". Wright stepped over the ball
to allow Freedman to hit it, but instead Muscat (who had, according to
Wright, merely impersonated Freedman) appeared to clear the ball.
Nothing wrong with that one haha. Wright shouldn't have fallen for the easiest trick in the book.
But, that's a terrible tackle from a player who is known for it. They should extend that suspension a bit longer.
