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Reserve Team Player
Join Date: Apr 2008
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Our two penalties
Firstly, I'm ecstatic with the come back. A lot of debate from the Chelsea fans over the two penalties we got.
First one yes. Second one debatable but a bit similar to the time that Zhirkov fell over Smalling I think last year. Softer than that though and Welbeck went down easy. Thought Cahill should of been sent off in the first half as well after the clear cut penalty which was denied. Thoughts? |
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First one was very soft
Second was 50-50, he left his foot in there, Welbeck tripped or dived over it, take your pick The foul in the first half on Welbeck was a definite pen, and Luiz taking Evans out at the end was a probable pen. |
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Smells
Join Date: Oct 2011
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The first one may appear soft to some, but if it's outside the box, then it's a free-kick, so I'd say that it was the correct decision.
The second one was quite soft though. Despite that, I'll take it, considering we were denied a stonewaller in the early stages of the match. |
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Ivanovic stretched himself out quite a bit in the 2nd pen and it was probably a right decision despite Welbeck really running into him.
I'm not sure about the first pen. Evra basically jumped in front of Sturridge. Looked like a player who had the ball was tackling the opposition. |
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First Team Regular
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Sorry guys i disagree.
Cahil- should've been sent off, true. first- soft as fuck, but ok. second - not a peno. Welbeck was searching for Inavoic's leg not the other way not the other way around. |
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I don't think there is any doubt that both Evra and Welbeck played for them but that doesn't mean they weren't fouls. Correct decisions for me, and Chelsea fans can't really moan given the one in the first half that wasn't given.
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Laid into the linesman, the same link gave pens against us from 45 yards away and yet he can't see that?! (the foul on Welbeck 1st half) Also said "I don't know where they get them from".
Need a video really |
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Both very soft, not going to lie, I would have been furious if had been given against us.
Cahill should have been off though, which meant they'll hardly be in any position to attack us at all. |
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First one was an obvious penalty for me. Yes, Evra did well to get his foot and body before Sturridge and the latter kicked him. Clear cut penalty. Second one wasn't a dive for me, but a very, very soft penalty.
The one in the first half was as obvious a penalty as anything, and a red as well. The cameras showed Webb seeing it clearly, he really bottled that one. |
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Both penalties for me. The first one Sturidge kicks Evras leg and he goes down... fairly straight forward. The second one, Ivanovic foot is out, and Danny is looking to run onto the ball... he's not looking at his foot, and in trying to run after the ball, he trips him, and it's a penalty.
You can say it's harsh on Ivanovic, as he obviously didn't mean to do it... but his leg is out there, and as such, it is a penalty. |
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Both definite penalties and I am shocked with how much the media are focussing on these rather than talking about the Cahill challenge in the first half.
The first - Sturridge kicked the back of Evra's heels. Contact, penalty! The second - Ivanovic slid to make the challenge, backed out but in the same movement made contact with Welbeck. Simples!!! |
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Not sure how people can call the first one 'stonewall'
It's not like he was on the ball and Sturridge tripped him. It had got a bit away from him, both players were going for it, and Evra jumped into the space in front of Sturridge as his foot was coming through and then fell over. Not saying it wasn't a penalty... I thought it was a bit soft, but it's arguable. But one thing it wasn't was 'stonewall'. |
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