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Birmingham’s Carsley blasts ‘diver’ Ngog

Submitted by Andrew Slevison on Mon, 11/09/2009 - 23:59

Birmingham City skipper Lee Carsley has blasted Liverpool striker David Ngog for ‘cheating’ to win a penalty in the 2-2 draw at Anfield on Monday night.

The Reds were awarded a penalty when the French forward went to ground in the area with seemingly little or no contact from Carsley who was nearby at the time.

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard converted the ensuing spot-kick to tie the match with just under 20 minutes remaining and grab a lucky point for his side.

But his opposite number Carsley was furious after the match and had no doubt Ngog dived to win the spot-kick.

"I was absolutely nowhere near him. It's a joke,” Carsley told ESPN.

"I knew I didn't touch him and I said to the referee to book me or send me off, it would have made me feel better.

"I'm sure he (Ngog) has got a family, well if I went home having done that I'd be embarrassed.

"You're supposed to be teaching your kids an example and that is just an embarrassing case of cheating.

"But the lad's taken a chance and got his team a point so I'm sure they'll be patting him on the back."

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Submitted by greg carter (not verified) on Tue, 11/10/2009 - 10:51.

dirty cheating bindipping scum

Peter Walton HANG YOUR HEAD IN SHAME YOU BOTTLELESS CNUT , if you thought it wasnt a dive the why not book carsley for the foul then .

I wouldnt have you reffing my sons under 8 team mate you are not fit to referee .

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 11/10/2009 - 03:30.

LIVERPOOL FANS JUST FACE THE MUSIC....YOU GUYS S UCK B@LLS THIS YEAR. ENOUGH SAID.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 11/10/2009 - 03:11.

haha... Reading these comments just confirms my suspicion that liverpool fans (not all) are stupid, idiotic, deluded, bitter, hypocrite fools who believes that everything that does not favor them are all conspiracies made in an attempt to do them over.

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