Millwall condemn Roberts abuse

Millwall condemn abuse aimed at Liam Roberts following Jean-Philippe Mateta collision
Millwall condemn abuse aimed at Liam Roberts following Jean-Philippe Mateta collision - The Championship club claim that reports from ‘news organisations’ and ‘high-profile figures’ fuelled the abuse
Millwall release angry statement on Liam Roberts abuse after Jean-Philippe Mateta horror tackle
Millwall have angrily blasted the criticism being aimed at Liam Roberts following his horror tackle on Jean-Philippe Mateta in Saturday's FA Cup clash with Crystal Palace
Making sense of Liam Roberts’ horror challenge on Jean-Philippe Mateta
At first, there had been wincing, when Jean-Philippe Mateta was recklessly clattered into by Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts with a two-footed airborne karate kick. Now that slow-motion replays were being shown from various angles,
Jean-Philippe Mateta injury: FA considering longer ban for challenge by Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts
Jean-Philippe Mateta was stretchered off after a horror challenge from Liam Roberts; the Millwall goalkeeper was shown a straight red card; Mateta was later discharged from hospital with 25 stitches in his ear;
FA 'consider appealing Liam Roberts red card' over horror tackle on Jean-Philippe Mateta
The FA are reportedly weighing up appealing the ban handed to Millwall's Liam Roberts after his red card against Crystal Palace in the FA Cup.
Millwall condemn Roberts abuse after Mateta incident
Millwall have condemned "disgusting" abuse aimed at goalkeeper Liam Roberts after his red card for a head high tackle on Crystal Palace's Jean-Philippe Mateta.
Millwall condemn ‘character assassination’ of Liam Roberts after Mateta incident
Millwall have condemned the “character assassination” of goalkeeper Liam Roberts by “high-profile figures” in football following his sending-off for his challenge on Jean-Philippe Mateta during Saturday’s FA Cup defeat by Crystal Palace.
Jean-Philippe Mateta shows true colours with response to Millwall keeper after horror injury
Jean-Philippe Mateta is set to return to Crystal Palace training next week after Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts made contact with him following his horror kung-fu kick
Mateta injury was ugly but not malicious
The sickening injury to Crystal Palace's Jean-Philippe Mateta in the FA Cup game against Millwall was a hard watch.
Michael Oliver not on latest Premier League referees' list after initially failing to send off Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts for horror challenge on Jean-Philippe Mateta ...
Referee Michael Oliver will not officiate any Premier League games this weekend due to how he handled the horror foul on Jean ...
Palace forward Mateta released from hospital with 25 stitches after kick to the face in FA Cup game
Crystal Palace forward Jean-Philippe Mateta has been hospitalized with a head injury after being kicked in the face by ...
Simon Jordan blasts ‘cowardly’ Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts for reckless tackle that could see extended ban
Liam Roberts has been branded ‘cowardly’ for his reckless challenge on Jean-Philippe Mateta. The Millwall goalkeeper was shown a straight red card eight minutes into Saturday’s ...
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Sports media industry is full of hypocrites – Millwall’s Liam Roberts is the latest to find out
LIAM Roberts probably knew what was coming as he walked towards the Selhurst Park tunnel. And knew a lot of it would be justified. Roberts was rightfully sent off for a reckless challenge on ...
Explained: Shocking challenge on Jean-Philippe Mateta that Crystal Palace chairman says ‘endangered’ his life
Mateta was given oxygen on the pitch following the challenge before being stretchered off in a neck brace and taken to ...
Man City gets past Plymouth to reach FA Cup quarters. Millwall keeper sent off for wild challenge
The FA Cup could yet be a way for Manchester City to finish a disappointing season with a trophy. City needed two goals from ...
Millwall: Alex Neil says red card stopped Lions from showing true selves
Millwall boss Alex Neil says playing with 10 men meant Lions couldn't give 'full flavour' of their improvement.