Greenlizard0 Weekend Football Thread ** spoilers ** [19 - 21st October 2012]

In the Newcastle Sunderland game apart from the red card (which I think was correct, but I suppose it's debateable?), I can't really think of any other decisions that were really wrong or affected the game.

Larsson should have been booked but I don't think that would have affected the outcome of the game.
 
Colo's injury was a hamstring, he got cramp in that hamstring, if you ever get a bad cramp you know you can't just "run it off", the actual cramp can go, the effects remain, tight, often bruised muscle, he's JUST come back from that injury having him run around on a muscle that caused him to miss what, the last month and a bit, is mental. Any sensible manager would have taken him off.

As for the rather useless argument of who else says what after the game, its funny how peoples opinions change based on what they say. Almost every week people laugh at Shearer's ridiculous opinion on MOTD calling him a complete moron, but the week he agrees with the one point people want to listen to, its gospel and all ex footballers know more than we do.

As for Pardew, having recently shoved a ref and had a 2 match ban... you think if he believed the ref was horrendous that this was the best time for him to have a rant about a crappy ref that ruined the game with a string of terrible decisions?

As for the ref being crap both ways, yeah, the huge number of game changing awful decisions Newcastle were almost completely negated by the what, one incorrect corner and maybe one other foul Sunderland should have got.... yeah. Its actually common for a ref to be awful for one side then seemingly make up for it with a seemingly few poor decisions for the other side to make up for it, though usually far less game changing and far less of them.

If Sunderland fans think the ref was bad for them, lol.


Thanks for proving my point about deluded mags.
 
Thanks for proving my point about deluded mags.

Its not hard, but I always laugh when the Subderland fans walk into these things :D


In the Newcastle Sunderland game apart from the red card (which I think was correct, but I suppose it's debateable?), I can't really think of any other decisions that were really wrong or affected the game.

Larsson should have been booked but I don't think that would have affected the outcome of the game.

Larsson, the handball two minutes later being the main two. There were other smaller ones which were irritating too.
 
Still more and more stories coming out. Wendys kicked things off singing 'you're just a town full of paedos' referring to Jimmy Saville, so the fact they were on their high horse about Leeds fans trivialising Saville and Dave Jones who was accused of the same thing is a load of rubbish. The fact that Dave Jones cried about 'vile animals' when it was the home fans starting things off, jumping Leeds fans on the way to the game and singing songs about paedos just goes to show how out of touch he was on the night.

The whine earlier about Leeds fans rushing the Wendys and pelting them with bottles and coins, none of it mentioned that the lower tier of Leeds fans were the first to get pelted, and it wasn't even them that reacted. The lower tier was full of North Yorkshire whites who were there with their kids, before kick-off they'd been hit with coins and so on from the Wendy fans. It was then the upper tier that tried rushing the Wendy fans.

A lot of people try to make out how Leeds are worse than everyone else but the reality is everyone has their share of idiots. Huddersfield Town attacking Alan Smith, Wendy fans attacking whoever it was at Palace (Clint Hill?), Millwall battering buses in Leeds and attacking Leeds goalkeeper Casper Ankergren (which wasn't given anything like the coverage this with Leeds has had), Shane Lowry attacked by Carlisle fans...
 
Where you at the game Gilly?

Can't speak for anything that happened pre kick off with people outside the ground. There was as usual a huge Police presence outside the ground as there is for all local or fierce derbies.

The second paragraph just isn't true? Haha Wednesday fans might well have started singing about Leeds fans being stabbed, which is disgusting and I'd happily see those fans banned from football, but it certainly wasn't the Wednesday fans that threw objects first from where I was sitting. I didn't see many children in the away to be fair, it was mainly young men.

The upper tier did try a rush and promptly torn down a sponsors board, I've got a picture of just after the Kirkland attack and it makes it a bit easier to understand how Leeds fans were able to get on to the pitch.

I don't think Leeds fans are any worse then other fans so to speak, I think on the night Leeds just had more then their fair share of idiots in the ground and Wednesday had their share of idiots close by. I have more of a problem with Leeds/Wednesday/Police letting in a man who previously has a banning order (for being part of a riot at Elland road), I'm also very disappointed in the Police response on the night.
 
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