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Which decision?Not for the first time a ref is afraid to make a big decision against Spurs. It's like they fear being held responsible for affecting the outcome of the title race.
Which decision?Not for the first time a ref is afraid to make a big decision against Spurs. It's like they fear being held responsible for affecting the outcome of the title race.
Media darling.Dele Alli is well and truly anonymous so far. But if he scores that will be overlooked.
Eh? Not sure what match you are watching but it's been quite the opposite imo seeing some of the west ham tacklesNot for the first time a ref is afraid to make a big decision against Spurs. It's like they fear being held responsible for affecting the outcome of the title race.
Foul by LLoris.Which decision?
He got the ball clear as day. What on earth are you on about? Watch the replay.Foul by LLoris.
Which decision?
Well, notI hope Spurs wins. Want to see Chelsea being pushed all the way.
Walker got the ball when he got his yellow, and was penalised because he went through the player. It's not the 80's anymore where you could get away with anything as long as you got the tiniest of touches on the ball, mate.He got the ball clear as day. What on earth are you on about? Watch the replay.
So if I break your legs and touch some of the ball in the process, it's still not a foul?He got the ball mate.
Wise up, it wasn't a foul. Let's try and get over it shall we?So if I break your legs and touch some of the ball in the process, it's still not a foul?
It was a shocking decision against walker.Walker got the ball when he got his yellow, and was penalised because he went through the player. It's not the 80's anymore where you could get away with anything as long as you got the tiniest of touches on the ball, mate.
The referee didn't think so and clearly he was applying different standards to when he penalised Walker when he let Lloris off. In fact, I think the Lloris situation was more of a foul than Walker's.It was a shocking decision against walker.
If that's a yellow then how is Noble still on the pitch?The referee didn't think so and clearly he was applying different standards to when he penalised Walker when he let Lloris off. In fact, I think the Lloris situation was more of a foul than Walker's.
A penalty? It's outside the box!That's reckless, definitely a penalty for me.
Noble should also be off though.
Noble's tackle was worse than Walker's, I agree. But what's that got to do with what we were discussing? You're just deflecting now and it's not reflecting well on you.If that's a yellow then how is Noble still on the pitch?
I'm agreeing with you that the ref is all over the shopNoble's tackle was worse than Walker's, I agree. But what's that got to do with what we were discussing? You're just deflecting now and it's not reflecting well on you.
So you agree that he was wrong not to give a foul on Lloris then? Good.I'm agreeing with you that the ref is all over the shop
I'm drunk, so for me it's a penalty.A penalty? It's outside the box!
No idea where you plucked that from but whatever makes you happySo you agree that he was wrong not to give a foul on Lloris then? Good.
Fair enoughI'm drunk, so for me it's a penalty.
Jesus christ. Straight red all day and all night. Imagine if an outfield player did that?!?
Spot on.Was just about to post this, add to that the English, United and Spurs tax and you've got yourself a no-go.
Keepers club special licence. Bravo v us this season, Tottenham's keeper v Young in the Moyes season, just for two quick recalls.Jesus christ. Straight red all day and all night. Imagine if an outfield player did that?!?