da leao： Blackburn Rovers manager Sam Allardyce has defended his side against charges that they are over-zealous in their physical approach to the game.
da stake casino： Fulham midfielder Danny Murphy accused Rovers, Stoke City and Wolves of heavy tackling in the opening weeks of the new Premier League season, but Allardyce thinks such comments were misplaced.
He told The Mirror:"When you get one not-so-good tackle it is highlighted so much. You can get four different angles and slow it down which makes it look that much worse.
"If there are fewer of them we highlight them more and there is a little bit more outrage.
"The collision speed means the impact is that much greater, not so much the impact on the injury, but the look of the tackle looks so much more volatile than it is.
"I don't agree with what most people are saying. Players are well behaved and make life good for the referee in the majority of times.
"I think it is over the top to say it needs to be stamped out. There are far fewer incidents than five or six years ago in the Premier League."Subscribe to Football FanCast News Headlines by Email