oh i thought me mentioning united was the reason you stuck your oar in? or are you here to stick up for wolves but if so, why? we're no threat to you. or maybe you're just pointing out that iyo the referee 'bottled it' which i hypocritical of any united fan.
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oh i thought me mentioning united was the reason you stuck your oar in? or are you here to stick up for wolves but if so, why? we're no threat to you. or maybe you're just pointing out that iyo the referee 'bottled it' which i hypocritical of any united fan.
I'm sticking up for Wolves yes, you seem to have watched a different game to everyone else, look back in the thread, several if not every Spurs fan said the dame, Hutton should have gone and it was a penalty but here you are claiming the opposite.
What is it with your dislike of Wolves that you have to make up dribble when you should have lost?
So because MU have had decisions go their way and also against them I can't comment on a referee's performance? Well I suppose I better not watch football any more then
He at least had half a clue about football even if he was slightly delusional.
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To be honest mate, the time is only a contributing factor to the death of the game. It's the whole Sky generation that irk me.
40 year old men with jester hats and face paint at the match. £200+ 'Hospitality' consisting of a soggy sandwich, a has been player and a guaranteed seat. Branded ashtrays, coin holders and anything else we can milk the fans over.
Basically, football is no longer a working mans game. You have to be earning plenty of cash to support your team week in week out home and away. It's just another way of draining money from the man on the street.
Sure, we now get to watch every game from every angle at any hour we want. But, to be honest, there is nothing better than going the game at 3pm on a saturday, a good few pints with the lads then staggering home at 10.30 with a take away and watching MOTD. You can keep your tuesday at 9pm games to be honest.
But, my real gripe is the money in football. It's insane.
That said, today was priceless!!!
I'm sticking up for Wolves yes, you seem to have watched a different game to everyone else, look back in the thread, several if not every Spurs fan said the dame, Hutton should have gone and it was a penalty but here you are claiming the opposite.
What is it with your dislike of Wolves that you have to make up dribble when you should have lost?
So because MU have had decisions go their way and also against them I can't comment on a referee's performance? Well I suppose I better not watch football any more then
we shouldn't have lost, a draw was a fair result, i'm sure i've already said that. i have nothing particularly against wolves other than the fact there's current teams in the championship i would rather see in the premiership than wolves. hutton didn't go but his positioning is that questionable at times that it's almost like he's not on the pitch. rafael should have gone, he didn't, carragher should have gone, he didn't, arshavin's goal should have stood, it didn't. lot's of decisions that maybe should have happened this weekend, didn't.
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Referees don't always get decisions right but you have just come on here and said it wasn't a penalty and it wasn't a sending off, yet every other Spurs fan I know has said you were lucky.
You should have lost because you should have played the entire second half with 10 men and had a goal wrongly disallowed when you were on the ropes against a 'Championship side'
all if's buts and maybe's. we've won a couple of games with 10 men. no saying the whole flow of things wouldn't have changed and we'd have won this aswell. their disallowed goal would have made it 3-3 so talk of 4-3 is a nonsense for the same reason of changing the flow of things aswell.
Did you manage to catch the game at all?
I know of several people that were at the match and I was listening to Tony Cottee on SSN, and every single one of them said you were hanging on in there at the end with 11.
Ebanks-Blake had a chance at the end as well as a few others.
Apologies to Daniel for any offense caused.
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Stop questioning the refs you MU fan ****** hypocrite!
His movement is fantastic, he was pulling our (2nd choice
) CB's everywhere.The run into the box for the first was excellent, if only Carrick had of tackled him :/
Seconded.
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Did the same to your first choice left back as wellHis movement is fantastic, he was pulling our (2nd choice