The tyson flag incident FA hearing details

[thehockleyhustler]

Quite interesting this. I see that Tyson had Alan Pardew and John Gorman as character References. Has he ever played under these two?

http://www.thefa.com/TheFA/Disciplinary/NewsAndFeatures/2009/forest_derby_reasons.aspx?

 

[Azza]

Pardew was his manager at Reading wasn't he? And Gorman his manager at Wycombe?

 

[FBS]

Good to see a lot of our players come to add Tys by giving references. Don't see that from derby's side

 

[TheDude]

did Dean Leacock-head get away without a telling off then ?

 

[thehockleyhustler]

did Dean Leacock-head get away without a telling off then ?

He said sorry! :

 

[TheDude]

Forest should of played the interview of Nigel talking about trying to leave the pitch with some dignity then cut to a picture of Dean Leacocks hair.

 

[DanR]

Pardew was his manager at Reading wasn't he? And Gorman his manager at Wycombe?

Spot on - given that he left Wycombe nearly three years ago it is impressive to his character that people are willing to go to this level of effort on his behalf.

 

[thehockleyhustler]

Spot on - given that he left Wycombe nearly three years ago it is impressive to his character that people are willing to go to this level of effort on his behalf.

Or we could look at it that he has to go so far back in his career to find someone that will do it for him.

 

[garrilla]

I loved that Mr Bean was our representative

 

[yam]

He said sorry! :

But more importantly did he apologise for his hair?

 

[The Maniacal Megatron]

No matter how many apologies made. Nothing could make up for that hair!

 

[DanR]

No matter how many apologies made. Nothing could make up for that hair!

He needs to ask for his money back at the barbers. Maybe that's why the FA didn't fine him, but instead had a whip round to get him a sensible hair cut.

 

[Eddie]

Quite interesting this. I see that Tyson had Alan Pardew and John Gorman as character References. Has he ever played under these two?

http://www.thefa.com/TheFA/Disciplinary/NewsAndFeatures/2009/forest_derby_reasons.aspx?

That has to be the biggest pile of shit i've ever read.

Oh and Dean Leacock :leacock: :leacock: :leacock: :leacock: :leacock: :leacock: :leacock: :leacock: :leacock: :leacock:

 

[Flaggers]

evidence explaining the reasons for the behaviour of the Nottingham Forest players and officials e.g:-
i. They thought one of their players, Nathan Tyson, was being threatened by Derby County players.
ii. The Nottingham Forest players were being put in danger of attack by the Derby County fans in whose direction they were being pushed.
Neither of these explanations were accepted by the Commission since there was no evidence that Mr Tyson was in danger from the Derby County players

The committee did not see evidence that Tyson was in danger or being threatened by the D***y players...

Total bollocks.

Tenner says the DVD clip didn't show anything other than the BBC's crap version.

Not impressed with this at all.

 

[Randy Bumgardener]

(iii) Written report of Superintendant Holland who also gave oral evidence

:leacock:

 

[adam09]

w**kers. Three Derby players running at Tyson and then grabbing him is concrete.

McEverley swinging punches at anyone he could is further proof.

 

[redwood]

"a two match suspension with the suspension suspended" :leacock:

 

[Gingers Across the Midfield]

My Nyikos is my mates dad

He's a steward in the away end

 

[george lyall]

[quote='Sir' Flagman. ]

The committee did not see evidence that Tyson was in danger or being threatened by the D***y players...

Total b*****ks.

Tenner says the DVD clip didn't show anything other than the BBC's crap version.

Not impressed with this at all.
[/quote]I quote 'The person responsible for this Nathan Tyson' I know hindsight is a wonderful thing but I find it a great pity that our players took a dignified stance when Savage did his scarf twirling. Its clear now that our players should have kicked off and got Savage a ban, being has he has'nt got an exemplory record!

 

[Rich]

Savage is a **** of the highest order.

 

[incapable hulk]

He wouldve only written 50 coloumns on it, spent several weeks talking about it on soccer am and then have the bbc interview him about why he feels like a footballer is about to get attacked for twirling a scarf

 

[removed user]

In January 2002, Martin Keown chucked a corner flag into the stands during Arsenal's 1-1 draw at Elland Road but, despite uproar from the supporters, the FA eventually decided he had not intended to hit them so decided not to punish him!


Thoughts?

 

[The Maniacal Megatron]

You are kidding, right?

 

[removed user]

You are kidding, right?

nope, it's absolutely true. Double standards eh?

I might email this to the FA, see if we can get Nathans money back

 

[george lyall]

In January 2002, Martin Keown chucked a corner flag into the stands during Arsenal's 1-1 draw at Elland Road but, despite uproar from the supporters, the FA eventually decided he had not intended to hit them so decided not to punish him!


Thoughts?

The next time he's on footy focus you should Email him and ask what he thought about the Tyson incident