2025/26 Jack Grealish

[helpimonfire]

Jack is experienced enough to know not to do it. He was a bit of a fool, but I still like him.

 

[the golden visionary]

Petulant behaviour, he knows better. Born out of frustration.

Hopefully he comes back and shows the form he had early season.

More Dwight is the real punishment

 

[MaximusEvertonius]

Emotions run hot in sports. Every player in every game gets shoved and pushed around, and calls that are missed or don’t go their way. So to me Jack getting harassed isn’t an excuse. It’s because of his achievements and star status that we should never see the type of undisciplined behaviour that results in an ejection.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Only his second red card, first was also a second yellow only for ‘simulation’ when he was fouled by Lescott in a cup game.

 

[rochdaleblue]

I love watching him.

Just wish we had some decent players in and around him. Painful watching Mykolenko and Barry in and around him.

I think he’s showing clear signs of frustration with the lack of protection from the refs and the calibre of players around him. Of course missing our best two technical players in KDH and N’Diaye has taken all the creativity out of the team. James Garner is doing his utmost to fill the void, but he’s not at the level of the other two.

 

[blue to the bone]

Rightfully so, and every single poster on this entire forum would be fuming if Grealish was on a yellow playing for Wolves tonight and did that and then wasn’t sent off.

Do it to every player every week that does it then. Not pick and choose when to

 

[blueblood]

Petulant behaviour, he knows better. Born out of frustration.

Hopefully he comes back and shows the form he had early season.

More Dwight is the real punishment

He was clearly frustrated, so he absolutely know better, but the manager should have intervened and subbed him off after he’d had a go at the ref about 2 minutes earlier when he conceded a free kick.

 

[murphy89]

we have a left back who seemingly is terrified at the thought of joining in attack despite running

This wasn’t the case tonight (isn’t most game either). He chooses to not pass to Myko when he comes forward and he’s in space

 

[roy vernon]

I love Grealish, but that was so unprofessional tonight, he was booked by the ref for dissent about 2 minutes before he claps him sarcastically with his hands in the air and gives the ref the excuse to card him again.

 

[PercyPlant]

Do it to every player every week that does it then. Not pick and choose when to

He should’ve been booked. It’s that easy.

 

[blue to the bone]

He should’ve been booked. It’s that easy.

Which is the exact point im making.
Big clubs, big players ,
Different referees, different decisions.
It stinks

 

[PercyPlant]

Which is the exact point im making.
Big clubs, big players ,
Different referees, different decisions.
It stinks

So we’re not disagreeing, Grealish was rightfully booked. You’ve proved my point by saying VVD should’ve been and it was favouritism from refs that prevented it.

 

[Bez2k2k]

As soon as he was booked he purposely tried to get sent off. Disgraceful.

 

[blue to the bone]

So we’re not disagreeing, Grealish was rightfully booked. You’ve proved my point by saying VVD should’ve been and it was favouritism from refs that prevented it.

I wouldn't book a player for clapping no. Its utterly ridiculous. But to pick and choose when you do is even worse. Football is been ruined as a spectacle by all this type of nonsense. Whats the point having nonsense rules if they are only applied at a referees discretion.

 

[PercyPlant]

I wouldn't book a player for clapping no. Its utterly ridiculous. But to pick and choose when you do is even worse. Football is been ruined as a spectacle by all this type of nonsense. Whats the point having nonsense rules if they are only applied at a referees discretion.

It’s not your choice, the rules are in place and had been for years, he knew exactly what he was doing.