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Ufuk Talay

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The independent Match Review Panel (MRP) - consisting of Barry Such (Chair), Simon Micallef and Robert Wheatley - convened to consider the following incidents from Week 8:

�         The incident involving Ufuk Talay (North Queensland Fury) in or around the 13th minute of North Queensland�s match against Wellington Phoenix Friday night. As the incident escaped the attention of referee, the MRP has the authority to consider the incident. The MRP found that Ufuk Talay had committed an offence, namely "Assault on a Player (e.g. violent conduct when not challenging for the ball)" against Chris Greenacre and proposed a sanction of two (2) matches. This is the minimum sanction for such an offence. The player has until 12:00 noon (AEST) tomorrow to accept the proposed sanction or refer the matter to a hearing by the FFA Disciplinary Committee on the question of the length of sanction imposed.

justice for Ufuk....
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over 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Fuku Ufuk
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over 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Has anyone gotta link for the challenge? I can't seem to find it anywhere. Ta.

I let my guitar speak for me

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over 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
A lot more confidence in the MRP right now.
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he got what he deserves. I'm pretty sure that in Europe you'd get more weeks for an assault on a player. Not complaining with a 2 match ban though.

VUW AFC - Victoria University Football for life

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UFUK BANNED FOR 2 MATCHES...
 
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,27771460-5000940,00.html
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PROAK wrote:
threat wrote:
I thought greenie went down like a sack of spuds to be fair. But yeah dont like him one bit


Not sure if you saw it on tv but Greenie looked well out of it while getting treatment.


To be fair, Greenie often looks well out of it.

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because I am a slacker (at work) I went online and got a sample of punishments inflicted  for similar offences. they're all in Italian but I provide a summary.
 
1) Marco Motta (Udinese) elbowing another Santiago Solari: 3 matches (http://www.repubblica.it/2007/03/sezioni/sport/calcio/motta-prova-tv/motta-prova-tv/motta-prova-tv.html)
2) Mauro Tassotti (Italy) elbowing Luis Enrique (World Cup): 8 matches.
 
 
4) Cristian Ronaldo elbowing and breaking Mtiliga's nose (Malaga): 2 matches. (http://www.sportlive.it/calcio/video-espulsione-cristiano-ronaldo-gomitata-a-difensore-malaga.html)
 
 
 
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because I am a slacker (at work) I went online and got a sample of punishments inflicted  for similar offences. they're all in Italian but I provide a summary.
 
1) Marco Motta (Udinese) elbowing another Santiago Solari: 3 matches (http://www.repubblica.it/2007/03/sezioni/sport/calcio/motta-prova-tv/motta-prova-tv/motta-prova-tv.html)
2) Mauro Tassotti (Italy) elbowing Luis Enrique (World Cup): 8 matches.
 
 
4) Cristian Ronaldo elbowing and breaking Mtiliga's nose (Malaga): 2 matches. (http://www.sportlive.it/calcio/video-espulsione-cristiano-ronaldo-gomitata-a-difensore-malaga.html)
 
 
 
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cool story.

are you going to quiz us on this later or.......

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hmm I could. I just did a quiz night as a work fundraiser and apparently all the questions were ..."challenging to say the least", so expect some questions at some point in the future.

My point was that it seems to vary a lot, depending on judiciary, competition, player, team etc...

VUW AFC - Victoria University Football for life

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over 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
yea varying by 1 game.
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over 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
or 6...


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over 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
eh ?
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hmm I could. I just did a quiz night as a work fundraiser and apparently all the questions were ..."challenging to say the least", so expect some questions at some point in the future.

My point was that it seems to vary a lot, depending on judiciary, competition, player, team etc...


Unrelated but slightly related. A question from last night's pub quiz asked which country was the first to make seatbelts compulsary in 1970. The first thing that came into my mind was that god-awful Victory strip from a couple of weeks back. My team were surprised by how I came to the answer, which was of course Australia. So there you go people, football expands your general knowledge and pub quiz winning abilities. Another win for the team, another $60 beer tab. True story.
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whooooooo wrote:
eh ?
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2) Mauro Tassotti (Italy) elbowing Luis Enrique (World Cup): 8 matches.

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over 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Maths is hard, to be fair.
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Footpaul wrote:
Maths is hard, to be fair.


They only cover addition in year two, so I hear.
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over 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
piss, off, I didn't see that one.

I apologize.
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over 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
because I am a slacker (at work) I went online and got a sample of punishments inflicted  for similar offences. they're all in Italian but I provide a summary.
 
1) Marco Motta (Udinese) elbowing another Santiago Solari: 3 matches (http://www.repubblica.it/2007/03/sezioni/sport/calcio/motta-prova-tv/motta-prova-tv/motta-prova-tv.html)
2) Mauro Tassotti (Italy) elbowing Luis Enrique (World Cup): 8 matches.
 
 
4) Cristian Ronaldo elbowing and breaking Mtiliga's nose (Malaga): 2 matches. (http://www.sportlive.it/calcio/video-espulsione-cristiano-ronaldo-gomitata-a-difensore-malaga.html)
 
 
 
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Arsenal player Paul Davis in 1988
 
 The incident, which had not been seen by either the referee or his assistants, was the first to result in a player being disciplined through the use of television evidence; Davis was banned for nine matches, at the time the longest ban ever handed down for an on-field incident, and fined a then of record �3,000.
 
He did break Southamptons Glen Cockerill's jaw though!!
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Ufuk - Come on dude, get that name changed by deed poll, you're just begging to have the piss taken.
 
Glad he got two games, no need for it.
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The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!

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Lonegunmen wrote:
Ufuk - Come on dude, get that name changed by deed poll...
 


He did. Originally it was "Ufuk Talay-DeBoy"
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whooooooo wrote:
piss, off, I didn't see that one.I apologize.


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