what a horrific injury !!

11 hours ago, Backbiter said:

Let's have a look at how we are doing with VAR compared with the other 19 clubs in the Prem, shall we?

https://www.planetfootball.com/quick-reads/ranking-every-premier-league-club-by-who-has-benefited-most-from-var/

So have we become the new Millwall, no-one likes us when it come to using VAR?

3 hours ago, Strider6003 said:

So have we become the new Millwall, no-one likes us when it come to using VAR?

Seems that way. Along with our name being mentioned in ANY article involving racism. 

32 minutes ago, stevo said:

Seems that way. Along with our name being mentioned in ANY article involving racism. 

Along with a photo .

Klopp defending Mané's dives, and having a go at City for their tactical fouls.

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11669/11854134/klopp-i-wont-mention-citys-tactical-fouls

Needs to be said as they do them all the time, but look at these stats:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49371002

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Last season, 58.84% of City's 328 fouls were committed inside the opposition half, the third highest in the Premier League.

Who was highest? Liverpool, with 63.17% of their 315 fouls coming in the opponent's territory.

I hope Klopp will now condemn his own players.

looks like Son will get a pass in a bad tackle that resulted into an injury

The English FA is a fuckin joke

& before anyone say this decision is good or ok, look at the tackle again

Edited November 5, 20196 yr by robdog

1 hour ago, robdog said:

looks like Son will get a pass in a bad tackle that resulted into an injury

The English FA is a fuckin joke

& before anyone say this decision is good or ok, look at the tackle again

Sorry Rob I saw this as as yellow on Sunday and still do. The injury was an unfortunate consequence, the moment we start red carding due to severity of injury as opposed to the challenge will be a sad day for football. The proverbial can of worms will have been opened, football is a contact sport and injuries do happen sometimes with the faintest of touch. For once the FA did get it right in rescinding the red but question marks do have to be asked about the official looking at the video evidence, in this case he should be helping the onfield referee. 

Agree completely. Son went in from the side and just tripped him . It wasn’t studs up and certainly was not a straight red. It was only a yellow because it was borne from frustration of losing the ball. The break occurred when he then collided with Aurier.

Let’s be honest here - if that was a Chelsea player being sent off for that tackle we would be incensed.

Back in Chopper’s day that’d be considered a dive by Gomes and he’d have been expected to get up and carry on. Bunch of overpaid wussies nowadays. 
 

(This is all assumptions btw - I wasn’t born when Chopper was playing )

On 01/10/2019 at 21:18, mojo said:

 

 

On 02/10/2019 at 18:38, mojo said:

 

THEY ARE NOT THAT KIND OF PLAYERS

Justice for Son!

33 minutes ago, charierre said:

Sorry Rob I saw this as as yellow on Sunday and still do. 

I thought tackles from behind were automatic red - FIFA was supposed to do away with challenges like these because injuries are common from these types of challenges

12 minutes ago, robdog said:

I thought tackles from behind were automatic red - FIFA was supposed to do away with challenges like these because injuries are common from these types of challenges

It was from the side, albeit it rear side ( a trip). Tackles from the rear are generally yellow these days ( 20 yrs ago it wouldn't even have been carded). Atkinson's initial decision was correct, he only saw the severity of injury and changed his decision. 

43 minutes ago, Munkworth said:

Back in Chopper’s day that’d be considered a dive by Gomes and he’d have been expected to get up and carry on. Bunch of overpaid wussies nowadays. 
 

(This is all assumptions btw - I wasn’t born when Chopper was playing )

Chopper at least used to enquire about their health after he made a challenge

 

2 hours ago, robdog said:

looks like Son will get a pass in a bad tackle that resulted into an injury

The English FA is a fuckin joke

& before anyone say this decision is good or ok, look at the tackle again

Was a yellow for me.

If anything Aurier should've gotten a yellow as well. I hope the bast*rd is unavailable when we play them later

Barça struggling at home against Slavia Prague. 

The cnut is referring this game btw. 

22 hours ago, charierre said:

Chopper at least used to enquire about their health after he made a challenge

 

True enough

what is the 1st thing dirty cheating c**ts from north London do? Sissoko tries to f**k up Zvezda main man Marin's ankle in the 2nd minute.

On 05/11/2019 at 14:50, Backbiter said:

Klopp defending Mané's dives, and having a go at City for their tactical fouls.

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11669/11854134/klopp-i-wont-mention-citys-tactical-fouls

Needs to be said as they do them all the time, but look at these stats:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49371002

I hope Klopp will now condemn his own players.

That could benefit us as I do see Mane as a diver.

Also I think City do tactical fouls especially Sterling when chasing an opponent leans on him with elbow to try and make him lose balance.

Keep it up chaps the refs are taking notes.

 

Spurs 3-0 up and City drawing!

Walker is a 3rd goalie

Has Hazard scored yet for RM this season?

Has Hazard scored yet for RM this season?

I think he has 1.

Pretty boring tonight compared to the crazy game yesterday