@SextonKillian@bencoles_ Therefore, Ma'a Nonu's team could have decided to do it with him, but I'm guessing it was either spontaneous, or at least not discussed with the team. From the look of the Kiwi side's faces, they seemed intimidated.
@SextonKillian@bencoles_ Im aware its Maori tradition. So what you are saying is the haka is not something that particular team does before kick off, but Ma'a Nonu wanted to do it because of his cultural tradition. Not all Kiwi's are of Maori heritage, but the whole team do the haka.
Everton fans demand “transparency and fairness after disproportionate sanctions”. @EFC_AdvisoryBoard issues strong statement “acting on behalf of all Evertonians” calling on “all football authorities to urgently review sanctioning criteria in light of the hugely disproportionate penalties imposed on Chelsea and Everton.
“These recent disciplinary outcomes raise serious concerns about consistency,
proportionality, and the integrity of the regulatory framework in place in English
football, as demonstrated by both the Premier League and the Football Association.
“Whilst all those fans we represent acknowledge that the cases involving Chelsea and Everton are not comparable in terms of the natures of the offences, this does not undermine the key issue of clear and obvious inconsistency in the outcome and the punishments imposed on both clubs.” (Chelsea, in mitigation, self-reported issues from a previous regime). #EFC graphic below from Everton FAB 👇
I saw this video on Instagram.
The only reason Manchester City and Chelsea cheated their way up, is to compete with Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United.
Manchester City will also walk away from the 115, just like Chelsea.