I think Harry (about to score a hattrick) Maguire is shitehouse.
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Whereas Leicester did fantastic business letting him go.
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If you are on about the Chelsea lad running into HMs boot and taking one in the gonads if someone had been sent off for that I think I would have given up on football
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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Brilliant bit of business, £80 odd million in the bank and they already had the replacement in the squad and he’s actually a miles better player than Maguire.
If you are on about the Chelsea lad running into HMs boot and taking one in the gonads if someone had been sent off for that I think I would have given up on football
Maguire left his left leg up (I think deliberately but...), that was never a red card. It was what he did with his right leg that had been low on the ground - he needlessly lifts his right foot up and actually pushes his foot into the Chelsea lad's 'mummy/daddy button'. I say it is a red card on the basis there was a VAR red card for a very similar kicking out earlier this season - if they were being consistent it would have seen him sent off.
If you are on about the Chelsea lad running into HMs boot and taking one in the gonads if someone had been sent off for that I think I would have given up on football
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The little winky smilie has me wondering if there's a touch of sarcasm. It could go either way, really...
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I would say different......as did VAR, and the ref for that matter. Chelsea lad ran into boot of player who was falling over. No intent was meant, how could someone be so quick to alter their foot movement to try and harm them. Unfortunate that it happened right by the Chelsea dugout and subs bench who sreamed for punishment but come on do you honestly think he meant to kick him there.....really....it was an accident.
Had to edit my post to say I am not a HM fan at all......complete waste of money.
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Goes to show the farce of var it was deffo a red comparing to son earlier in season
I would say different......as did VAR, and the ref for that matter. Chelsea lad ran into boot of player who was falling over. No intent was meant, how could someone be so quick to alter their foot movement to try and harm them. Unfortunate that it happened right by the Chelsea dugout and subs bench who sreamed for punishment but come on do you honestly think he meant to kick him there.....really....it was an accident.
Had to edit my post to say I am not a HM fan at all......complete waste of money.
Bollocks (He kicked him in them deliberately).
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Scholes thinks Maguire "got away with one".
I think he actually got away with 3, neither being the kick out.
He got a lucky pin ball, when completely flatfooted.
He got bypassed when Bailly danced around the area covering for him.
Woefully outplayed when MB wasted a chance at the end.
I think he actually got away with 3, neither being the kick out.
He got a lucky pin ball, when completely flatfooted.
He got bypassed when Bailly danced around the area covering for him.
Woefully outplayed when MB wasted a chance at the end.
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Lucky it wasn't our Mac then.......one swing of his private part would probably broke HMs leg
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BN41Albion
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What is the point of var? Fred clearly pushed Azpilicueta first so he couldn't help but push Williams. This season is turning into a farce.
He just scored.
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Told yer.
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The latest in an appalling mismatch of actual talent versus club status that has encompassed the likes of Neil Webb, Peter Davenport and Gary Birtles. With a nod to our very own Mahoney Pony Johnson, quite how Trading Standards prosecution collapsed is still a mystery.