Ibrahimovic denies 'deliberate kick' on Coleman

I don't think he has got a snide move like that in his game. He would fight you at the drop of a hat but I don't think he would kick someone in the head as a result of a tackle.

I've read your post several times and cannot make my mind up as to what you are saying?

Surely kicking someone in the head as many times as he wants, is not what you meant?

Zlatan should be congratulated as it got Holgate on the pitch, much better than Seamus.

The card for Rojo should have been a red all day long. If that had been Barry on Rojo he would have been off based largely on his previous behaviours. No one was badly hurt BUT that should not be the caveat.

The Aguero tackle against Chelski got him a four game ban. Rojo's tackle was worse. The only reason he wasn't sent off was because our man got straight up and therefore a yellow was issued.

If Idrissa Gana Gueye had writhed about like sideshow Bob did for Chelski, Rojo would have been sent off, no doubt.

Colin supports Everton so I bet he's been to Las Vegas a few times.

What do you mean? That makes no sense...

Utter Gobshite

What a nice chap.

We are too honest for a League were cheats prosper. Deli Alli should be banned for 6 games after that dive on Saturday but he won't. Until someone is made an example of this type of behaviour will continue unabated.

Oh and by the way we need refs with balls, big balls. Luiz should have gone at the Etihad in the first half. Rojo at Goodison, the guy who shoved Aguerro over, Fabregas for the slap on Fernandinho, which wound him up good-style, McClean for WBA and R Sole of course.

His excuse and "if I kicked someone" etc doesn't wash. He tried to hurt Coleman and succeeded. Far from being a legend, anyone who talks about themselves in the third person is a complete wanker.

If Costa had done this, you wouldn't hear the last of it would you Colin, (#1)? Surprised at you defending this.

Our lack of play acting ensured they finished with 11, not 9.

But we are just so nice. I noticed that Rojo got way with a yellow card from the worst tackle I have seen for 50 years. Even United fans said it was a blatant red card.

But 5 minutes later half the United team appealed for a yellow card to Barry and waved imaginary cards in front of the referee. I thought don't they have any shame in life. If you get away with murder it would be normal to keep a low profile.

In a way I am proud that our players are just etting up like Gana and Coleman and that we don't wave imaginary cgards and surround the ref. But you are sitting back with a feeling that the Sky teams do it all the time and benefit from it.

No doubt Ma Utd got away with two red cards yesterday, and Mourinho (who was on my wish list for new manager) has gone right down in my estimation.

Referring to Everton as "the opponents" really shows him to be quite the arrogant snickerdick.

You mean that only now have you discovered that Mou is an "arrogant snickerdick"???

As for Seamus turning in, he was trying to draw the foul and earn a free kick. Unfortunately, he succeeded too well.

Regards Coleman trying to draw the foul , if indeed you are correct, it's a little close to our goal to be turning inside, don't you think? Why did he not just keep running?

Jose has been painting himself as a victim all season and now the FA are scared to upset him.

Ibra went down in my estimation for that. Nasty nasty bloke.

And anyone that can't see that was intentional hasn't played the game before.

I actually think that Ibrahimovic is a wonderful player. Sadly, though, I think he is a sad specimen of a man.

He spent the whole game swaggering around like a prat and apart from once again Everton having a goalkeeper who doesn't get the clue in the job description, never got another sniff.

Bolasie was pole-axed as well with the liner looking across to Oliver before choosing not to give anything. I thought Oliver was the best of a bad bunch but he had a shocker yesterday. Man Utd tried every snide pull, kick, grapple and whine trick in the book and got away with the majority.

Would the commentators name be Mr Conscience by any chance? Lying twat.

Brian (#21), David Pearl agrees with you!

I think Seamus was more concerned with being winded. Thankfully you don't tend to practice kicking someone in the head whilst sat on your arse on a football pitch. You only do that from 14th Dan onwards.

Watch again and you will see there is a definite second movement of the leg into Seamus and watch Zlatan's face: he is looking at Coleman and knows exactly what he is doing.

He's got a head like a fistful of scrotum.

He knew it would impact on his hard man image too: hence the feigned concern when Coleman eventually had to go off. He's nothing but 6'4" shithouse. Don't even get me started on the coward Rojo.

Doesn't bother me though. He's a snide and that's something we need more of. I remember Cahill having some red shite in a headlock in the build-up to a goal in our 3-0 win.

Can you imagine a Shite, Chelsea, Man City or Man Utd player jumping up after a tackle like Rojo's on any of their players? Far too fuckin nice, us.

Keith@24 – It reminded me of when Van der Saar did the same after Pienaar scored against Man Utd.

However, how many others think that Martial got the benefit of an inept linesman for deliberately barging Bolasie to the ground thus causing this bad injury?

Ronald Koeman was not backward in coming forward himself when playing; we need to get a bit nastier.

Just imagine if Ibrascratchanitch had have done that with big Dunc or Joey B in the side.

These pieces of excrement do this crap because they know they can get away with it.

It's about who they play for.

I rest my case..

Those of you who can't even see this from a YouTube video might need your eyes testing!

We also know that our own Duncan Ferguson served a jail sentence because a supporter reported what was later deemed by the Court to have been a criminal assault – the fact that it took place on a football field was (and is) irrelevant.

Maybe one of you guys (James #52?) who had a clear view on the day should report the incident to the police and see what happens?

The concerning thing about this is the writer's unconcern about what he has written.

The Rojo plunge was far worse and should've been a straight red. That was way beyond the pale.

I could not agree more. They kick you, you kick them harder. That's how I was brought up to play my football.

Look at the options to watch a nice gentle game in a different sport... that would be my suggestion for anyone offended by the ruffians playing nowadays.