Fabregas spits on Hull's number 2(alleged )

[jonneymendoza]

Hull manager accused fabregas of spitting at Hull's no.2 after the match on tuesday night.

however, read this and you will realize what a fool Brown has become.

Seriously i have lost respect for Hull and i do hope they get relegated tbh. You play negetive football and lie about not shaking hands with wenger in the last two meetings and then go off and insulting fabregas by saying he spat at your assistant manager?

the premiership doesnt need teams like that

Arseblog - ...an Arsenal blog. @ OleOle

, if Phil Brown is telling fibs about something as simple as a handshake, something so simple to disprove, doesn't it cast serious doubts over the other stuff he's been saying?

When asked who else witnessed the spitting incident he claims to have seen, his inability to answer, his spluttering and eventual retreat into accusing the presenters of questioning his integrity spoke absolute volumes to me.

[Gunhawk]

Originally Posted by jonneymendoza

Hull manager accused fabregas of spitting at Hull's no.2 after the match on tuesday night.

however, read this and you will realize what a fool Brown has become.

Seriously i have lost respect for Hull and i do hope they get relegated tbh. You play negetive football and lie about not shaking hands with wenger in the last two meetings and then go off and insulting fabregas by saying he spat at your assistant manager?

the premiership doesnt need teams like that

Arseblog - ...an Arsenal blog. @ OleOle

yeah but you are an arsenal fan jonney

i imagine there is cctv cameras in the tunnel (especially at the modern emirates stadium) so im sure it all can get cleared up pretty easily? although im sure if fabregas is lying then the cctv camera may 'not have been turned on' that night.

[mabo]

I'm sorry but the use of the phrase "number 2" in the thread title makes this an even more disgusting image.

Tbh i thought Brown was talking off the top of his head in order to hit back - i'm sure something happened though.

Saying Wenger got his goalkeeper booked and calling that a discgrace was ludicrous imo considering you had the best part of a 60,000 man crowd yelling and whistling when Hull were time wasting. It wasn't Wenger's pressure but that of the crowd that was more likely to sway Riley.

The whole spitting fiasco was made to appear worse than it was. Brown made it sound as if he'd spat in his face - only later does it become apparent it was towards his feet. How close do you need to spit in someone's direction before it becomes "at them"?

To say that Arsenal nicked it was like he was watching a different game to me.

I expect managers to give a one sided version of events but there was clearly bad blood on both sides of this affair.

[LFC_SL]

Give it time. Fabregas could still have the book thrown at him

[jonneymendoza]

Bayern clear Fabgregas's name(stupid media used the ballack vs fabregas drama that happened 4 years ago as proof that fab spits at people)

Bayern director of communications Markus Hoerwick cleared Fabregas over the Ballack incident. “It definitely never happened,” he said of the claim the Spaniard spat in the German midfielder’s face after fouling him. “If anything of that kind happened I would have been the first to be informed and the first to do something about it.”

o and for giggles http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...ty/7952942.stm

[alexs2]

Probably best discussed in the social groups as it isn't getting much in the way of replies here.