Greenlizard0 PL & Championship Football Thread ** spoilers ** [11th - 15th March 2023]
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Caporegime
Antony Taylor made a massive mistake in the Villa game that we lost as well.
Anthony Taylor made blunder in Man Utd's loss to Villa, referee body 'admits'
PGMOL, the referee body, has allegedly admitted that Anthony Taylor made a blunder during Manchester United’s defeat to Aston Villa. The official was in charge for Manchester United’s 3…
www.thesun.co.uk
I guess this is making up for all those penalties we had that previous season
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Caporegime
It was PJ that was the blind one. Haha.
I only said it down to the Newcastle thing, the PJ and Duncan thing never crossed my mind
It doesn't matter if he got the ball 1st, he's off the ground and out of control due to launching himself, straight red is the right outcome.
Anyone got a clip of challenge by the saints lad? Sky didn't include it in their game highlights so I doubt it's anywhere near as bad as some are making out.
KWP challenge on Garnacho you mean? It was a good tackle tbh, the follow through kinda scissored Garnacho leg, more unfortunate than anything.
Caporegime
There needs to be some common sense involved otherwise players can basically not tackle anymore.
Yeah the one the man u lot are bleating on about
Shouldnt be on the pitch anyway (or in the next 4 games) so justice in a small way done
Idd, the earlier incident, plus what he did before the cup final and now this goal.
Caporegime
You mean like how Casemiro got the ball and the follow through kind of caught the Soton player's leg, more unfortunate than anything?
Consistency!
Soldato
Whilst KWP did touch the ball (like Casemiro also did), he certainly wasn't in control and scissor tackled Garnacho.
This is similar to how Andy Carroll injured Eriksen.
This is similar to how Andy Carroll injured Eriksen.
Caporegime
That transfer embargo for Burnley is a weird one from the EFL.
