pogatetz merita la galera...
per chi non lo avesse visto, ecco il fallo su possebon in carling cup. ancora sembra innocente e stupito del rosso.
un delinquente a cui non sono bastate 26 giornate di squalifica prese in russia come sottolineava marianella in telecronaca.
il povero ragazzo ha subito un impatto terrificante, è uscito in barella con l'ossigeno e una gamba sanguinante, oltre che sospetto di fratture. per permettere i soccorsi ci sono voluti 9 minuti, poi dati di recupero.
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Pogatetz tackle enrages Ferguson
Sir Alex Ferguson vented his fury at Middlesbrough's Emanuel Pogatetz following the defender's dismissal for a horror tackle on Rodrigo Possebon.
Possebon, 19, was taken to hospital with a suspected broken leg following Pogatetz's tackle during Manchester United's 3-1 Carling Cup win.
"It was an absolutely terrible tackle," said Ferguson. "It looked really bad.
"(What) gets me about challenges like that is that the opponent always claims he has done nothing wrong."
Ferguson expressed his disappointment at the reaction of some Middlesbrough officials, who visibly complained as Pogatetz received a straight red card for the foul.
Brazilian Possebon, who was making his first start for United, required six minutes of treatment before play could resume.
"He (Pogatetz) should have just walked off the field," said Ferguson.
"Then you get their bench screaming that it wasn't a sending-off and there is nothing wrong with our player.
"At least (Middlesbrough manager) Gareth Southgate was very good about it. He apologised and understood the gravity."
Southgate admitted Pogatetz had deserved to be sent off.
"We can have no complaints about the decision," he said.
"It is difficult to know why it happened. It was an unusual aberration for him because his discipline has improved in the last two years.
"A couple of lads on our bench did not have the same view as I did but that is dealt with now. We can only hope the lad recovers."
Pogatetz will miss Middlesbrough's next three matches, while Southgate could take additional disciplinary action.
