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Posted:  16 Sep 2008 20:27

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Chelsea captain John Terry has been cleared to play against Manchester United on Sunday after his appeal against a red card proved successful.
Posted:  16 Sep 2008 20:35

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I'm in two minds about this one as I think the kind of foul that Terry perpetrated should be a red card, but by the laws of the game; it should only be a yellow. So, I guess it's fair enough that he got the card rescinded.

Still don't like the little thug, though.
Posted:  17 Sep 2008 14:14

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I'm with you on this jimhaines ... was a definite foul but I didn't think it warranted a red.
Anyway, I hope ManU can beat Chelsea on Sunday- Its such a crucial game now, especially with the start that ManU has had to the season..
Posted:  17 Sep 2008 16:33

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Fergie has had his two cents on this one and  got in trouble as usual.
Posted:  17 Sep 2008 22:32

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LOL, Fergie will always give you his opinion.  I think that Terry fouled the guy, but I don't think it was worthy of a red card.  As much as I would like him in the bench, I'd rather beat Chelsea with there full squad... hopefully we'll do that on Sunday...
Posted:  18 Sep 2008 10:56

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It is good that he can play. The red card was an unfair decision. At the most it should have fetched him a yellow. However his return is good news for chelsea. They need him against man u.
Posted:  19 Sep 2008 07:41

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I agree with sai sidd.....it could be a unfair decision....now he is in chelsea have to prove his worth.....
Posted:  21 Sep 2008 20:27

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Terry is a classy guy and definitely one of England's finest.  That said nothing can go unpunished, hopefully the FA isn't just playing favorites, but that wouldn't surprise me at all.