HT: Coloccini Sent Off During a Scrappy 45mins In Portugal


By Tyne-Talk
July 23 2013

Newcastle United go into half time against Pacos de Ferreira without Fabricio Coloccini who was sent off after putting his hands around one of the opposition. In a very dirty first half where Debuchy has been spoiling for a fight, Taylor could have quite badly injured someone and the home fans have collected by the Newcastle staff to verbally abuse them, there has been four of five bookings (lost count) and two red cards. 

Pacos de Ferreira scored in the 15th minute with a goal from Caetano who was then sent off at the same time as Coloccini.

Half time see’s Newcastle United a goal down a player down and hoping to not pick up any injuries in the 2nd half, which judging on the 1st half performance would be a minor miracle.

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HT: Coloccini Sent Off During a Scrappy 45mins In Portugal
Discussion started by TyneTalk (IP Logged), 23/07/2013 20:54
TyneTalk
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23/07/2013 20:54
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Joe BUSS
Joe BUSS
23/07/2013 22:00
just when you think it couldn't get any worse

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MissC
23/07/2013 22:03
Crazy eh?

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Ian Toward
Biffins Bridge
23/07/2013 22:54
I hope he doesnt get banned for the Premier league.

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mentalman
mentalman
23/07/2013 22:57
hopefully his ban will be covered by the remaining friendlies

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MissC
23/07/2013 22:59
He won't be banned from PL games

FA Ruling on preseason red cards

But will miss remaining friendlies I expect

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MissC
23/07/2013 23:00
Depending on what it was deemed as

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