Sergio Ramos

[Dyched]

He's a serial winner, nothing more and nothing less.
If he has committed a 'foul' it's up to the referee to punish him.

As for saying that you'd prefer to lose like Karius than win like Ramos, well that says it all, it's not a Sunday league game that's basically a bit of fun, it's the effing UCL final!

Win at all costs. That's professional sport.

Nah not for me. It goes beyond sport and shows what kinds of human beings these people involved in sports are. Ramos is ****. Klopp is a ****. Lance Armstrong and all that he did is ****. If anybody has read Jermaine Pennants tweet than you’ll agree he’s a **** too. Its not win at all costs. Its blatant cheating to win. I find it appalling.

[CoolClaret]

Nah not for me. It goes beyond sport and shows what kinds of human beings these people involved in sports are. Ramos is ****. Klopp is a ****. Lance Armstrong and all that he did is ****. If anybody has read Jermaine Pennants tweet than you’ll agree he’s a **** too. Its not win at all costs. Its blatant cheating to win. I find it appalling.

Lanxe Armstrong the bloke that has contributed so much towards cancer research is a ****? Everyone dopes in the tour de France it's a dirty sport.

If they break a rule of the game, it's up to the referee to punish them.

I'd be partial to say that blatant cheating is wrong but bending the rules? Think it's fair game.

For example Ramos on the backpass where he drew a foul off Mané - personally I thought it was an excellent piece of game management, Liverpool were pressing well and building momentum all of which were killed with the resulting foul.

You may not like it but its professional sport, it's what happens.

[FactualFrank]

Everyone dopes in the tour de France it's a dirty sport.

No they don't and no it isn't.

[TVC15]

Lanxe Armstrong the bloke that has contributed so much towards cancer research is a ****? Everyone dopes in the tour de France it's a dirty sport.

If they break a rule of the game, it's up to the referee to punish them.

I'd be partial to say that blatant cheating is wrong but bending the rules? Think it's fair game.

For example Ramos on the backpass where he drew a foul off Mané - personally I thought it was an excellent piece of game management, Liverpool were pressing well and building momentum all of which were killed with the resulting foul.

You may not like it but its professional sport, it's what happens.

So what it’s “professional” sport ?

“bending the rules” as you put it is cheating. Winning at all costs is not ok for most of us.
If you seriously enjoy the blatant cheating, time wasting, gamesmanship and all the rest of the sh-it that goes on then good on you - most people I know can’t stand it.

Whatever Lance Armstrong has done for cancer does not make up for the years of cheating and lying. It’s not like one cancels the other out.

[BurnleyFC]

Did Ramos mean to stop Salah during that particular piece of play? Probably.

Did he mean to intentionally injure him? Did he ********.

[Claret-On-A-T-Rex]

Either way, it was one hell of a piece of defending from a guy whose job title is "defender".

[Cubanclaret]

If the Champions League has been a premier league game, I’m sure he would have been retrospectively punished for the challenge on Karius.

[UpTheBeehole]

Other players do regularly.

He isn't the first player to cheat and won't be the last.

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I see that you've found something else to consume yourself with through the day.