**SPOILERS** Football 26th Feb - 2nd Mar 2011

[BaZ87]

Just trolling at this stage Bazzypoos?

Not at all

Watch it again, VDS wasn't getting near Torres's scuffed shot.

 

[lee32uk]

Ref had a nightmare made bad decisions throughout the match. Luiz should have seen red, and we also had a blatant penalty turned down when cheat Terry stopped the ball with his arm. And to show im not a bitter red, chelsea's first goal should have stood. Vidic also deserved to go and only had himself to blame.

 

[atpbx]

Just goes to show bad calls apply to all sides, luiz should have been off more than once, the chelsea penalty wasnt, he just runs into Smalling who doesnt make any movement towards the chelsea player.
But what can you do? Chelsea still wont win the league too little too late from them.
Pitty they only choose to play when a big club comes to town.

 

[guyfawkes5]

Tin Foil Hat.

Or there are set rules to the game of football and he believes they weren't followed correctly through his own judgement?

 

[.Lethal]

No, he's thinking of the majority of times where Utd lose and Fergie refuses to talk to all the media, citing some bs excuse.

He's got a ready made excuse with the Rooney 'witch hunt' this time. Hope he shows his face though.

 

[cheets64]

Aye a draw would have been the fair result imo.

Seemed like a good few decisions went against UTD. But then got to take the rough with the smooth to win the title, can't cry about it.

Vidic was veeeeery silly at the end!?!! lol, ah well, we'll see.

Yeah, you take the decisions, you get away with some the other team does, happens move on, no butthurt.

Chelsea wanted it more in the 2nd half, very good performance 2nd half.

 

[syke]

Oh hardly, I can think of much worse.

Not too often you miss a penalty, give a poor one, no blatant red card and a few bits.

Getting a bit too common though.

 

[dannyjo22]

READING!

I can't even tell you how bothered I am. I played Mafia 2 rather than watch them stink the pitch up with dog **** forwards.

Still it's hardly the same as getting knocked out by Histon, a pub team.

 

[Purdy]

Look, I'm not going to say this kind of **** doesn't happen in football but at the same time don't pretend it was anything other than a dive.


But he's at a 'big club' now.

Sorry, there was contact, and enough of it to go down, he just ran into it though and changed his course a bit to hit it, its not really a dive, more a looking for it if you can call it that.

True, small timers we are. 5 of those we diddy cups they don't want

 

[JamesU2005]

Yeah, you take the decisions, you get away with some the other team does, happens move on, no butthurt.

Chelsea wanted it more in the 2nd half, very good performance 2nd half.

Can we close the thread on this quote?

Sums up football.

 

[mmj_uk]

Good result for the title challenge but Arsenal will probably drop the ball against Sunderland.

 

[Somnambulist]

Smalling didn't really protest much did he.

 

[Robbo]

Yeah, you take the decisions, you get away with some the other team does, happens move on, no butthurt.

Chelsea wanted it more in the 2nd half, very good performance 2nd half.

Have you hit your head recently? You are posting a bit more sensibly than normal

 

[roid]

Oh hardly, I can think of much worse.

So can i, does that make it acceptable though?

 

[Shamikebab]

Are you mental?

So you have thrown so many points away in half you're games yet are still top of the league, what does that tell you about the others form?

It's the worst united team I've seen since Mclair and co stunk the joint up and you're still top of the league. Personally I'd like Arsenal to win it just to shut the wenger whiners up.

We're technically 1 point clear if Arsenal win their match in hand, that's practically nothing. Then we've got:

Liverpool away
West Ham away
Fulham home
Newcastle away
Everton home
Arsenal away
Chelsea home
Blackburn away

Going on our current form we'll drop points in 2/3 of those away games. Then Everton, Fulham have been massive bogey teams for us in recent years.

 

[guyfawkes5]

Not at all

Watch it again, VDS wasn't getting near Torres's scuffed shot.

Seem to keep trailing off whenever confronted about it, then bring it up again later. Hopefully I can .gif you later:

Really annoying me that Sky are calling the incident in the second minute a 'disallowed goal' even though the ball only went into the net because every single player, including Van Der Sar, knew the whistle was gone. It bounced over his head for God's sake!

It's exactly like Rooney kicking the ball back into the net while celebrating his goal and Jamie Redtard piping up about "United's disallowed goal following Rooney's strike"... if all the players are aware the whistle has gone, the strike takes place well after the whistle and the freaking 'keeper lets the ball in, how is it a disallowed goal?

You mean when the whistle went and ten seconds later Van Der Sar let the ball bounce over his head so he could collect it in the net easier? Not quite Torres rifling the ball into the top corner and the whistle going while the ball is in mid-air, is it?

Are we watching the same game?

The ball bounced limply into the net and he was watching it the whole time while it was within arm's reach. He was jogging over to it when it went in for God's sake (or was he going to be doing this anyway?).

 

[BaZ87]

Why the ? It's true. Even at the best of times Fergie refuses to give a post match press-conference and instead gives an interview to MUTV.

 

[Andybtsn]

Man U can lose all their remaining games, but you can always rely on Arsenal still doing worse

Easily Man U's still.

 

[leaskovski]

lol at the pundits for sky.... of course they are going to have a hardon for chelsea!

 

[guyfawkes5]

Smalling didn't really protest much did he.

He was clearly wound up over it, does the fact he has enough sense to not attack the referee hold against him?