Originally posted by zocoss:
[b]FABREGAS FURORE OVERSHADOWS WIN
Cesc Fabregas stands accused of getting fellow Spaniard Mikel
Arteta sent off in an acrimonious Barclays Premier League clash at
Goodison Park which saw Arsenal reclaim top spot. Midfielder
Fabregas was caught by Arteta's arm six minutes before the end of
the Gunners' 4-1 defeat of Everton and flung himself to the ground
clutching his face.
Everton boss David Moyes was furious and the home fans chanted
"cheat, cheat" at the 20 year-old as referee Martin Atkinson showed
Arteta the red card. Moyes' after-match condemnation of Fabregas
was laced with sarcasm as he said: "Fabregas obviously has a broken
jaw or he would not have rolled around like he did."
Moyes' anger was heightened by the fact Arteta will now miss three
games while Arsenal youngster Nicklas Bendtner will only miss one
for his earlier dismissal for a shocking tackle on Andrew Johnson.
Bendtner had already been booked and was shown only a second yellow
card for the lunge at Johnson. Moyes said: "I don't make the rules,
it was probably the wrong decision by the referee to show a yellow
for (Bendtner's) tackle, it should have been a straight red. "It
doesn't help our case, but it's over now. I can't do anything about
it.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger defended Fabregas, insisting: "Arteta
touched Fabregas, I asked him if he felt it was intentional because
I had not seen it clearly, but he said he was caught. "I do not
think Fabregas made more of it than it was, I was told he (Arteta)
touched him close to the ear and Cesc felt a big pain. Whether it
is a red card or not is down to the referee."
Everton had dominated the first half with Tim Cahill giving them a
deserved lead in the 19th minute. But the Toffees came unstuck in
the second period when Brazilian-born Croatia international Eduardo
da Silva scored two quick goals.
The second, however, was contentious and Moyes added: "Everybody in
the crowd saw the lad handle for their second goal, everyone
knew."
Moyes could still not resist a dig, having had his physical,
long-ball tactics criticised by Wenger in the past. He said: "For
all the stuff talked about the way they play, it was not their
usual type of goals that beat us.
"We cannot hide that we made mistakes for the goals, but I will
take some convincing that Arsenal were better than us. "It was us
who played the football and Arsenal who went direct. I'd find it
hard to view it differently."
Again did not seen it clearly Mr Wenger? 
I wonder did he saw Eduardo used his hands to control the ball
before scoring the all important 2nd goal as well... But knowing
Wenger, I guess not also... I think he suffer from selective vision
problem... [/b]
Moyes is a farking sore loser c-unt. two of his players dived
and was left unpunished.