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We'll have to agree to disagree. Both were examples of poor game management, technique and discipline. The question for me is, will he learn from it or carry on costing his team with rash fouls? I hope he will learn, as I'm a fan of all the other stuff he does with the position and other squad...

Amazed you thought it was a good decision by him. The Saints player was ahead of him marginally so a foul was always likely and on the edge of the box when there was a covering Albion player? How can that be justified in any way?

He's now made two incredibly rash challenges towards the end of games recently, one that luckily didn't cost us anything and one that unluckily did. Suggests to me that he's not a natural defender and Potter's policy of playing players out of position isn't really working