Richy_Seagull
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See my post above.
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[Albion] The injustice against Brighton
- Thread starter Guinness Boy
- Start date
Because it wasn’t a man attempt to play the ball it should have been a red card, the double jeopardy rule wouldn’t apply.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,230
Groß was also lucky not to be booked towards the end when he tripped somebody and Taylor played advantage. We were all thinking he'd go back and book him when the game next stopped, but I think we managed to keep it in play for so long, he forgot, rather like the ref did with one of the Newcastle players when we played them a few weeks ago.
Mac Allister was similarly lucky not to be booked for two first half fouls, as was Luis Diaz for two more and a show of dissent.
C'est la vie. Hopefully Klopp won't demand a replay.
Mac Allister was similarly lucky not to be booked for two first half fouls, as was Luis Diaz for two more and a show of dissent.
C'est la vie. Hopefully Klopp won't demand a replay.
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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Sky were pushing that 'not attempting to make a challenge' line. Ignoring evidence that he was making a challenge. He was holding the opponent's shirt, so it was an unfair challenge, but he was definitely doing enough for the ref to accept that he was trying to make a tackle. A red would have been very harsh.
phoenix
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- May 18, 2009
- 2,606
Double Jeopardy just read the thread and realised its not the case
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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I agree. He did actually then get his foot in front of the player and almost to the ball - that is he was pulling the shirt in an attempt to win the ball - not purely to stop the player.
- Aug 7, 2003
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HH Brighton
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- Jul 25, 2003
- 1,514
The ref was embarrassing, carrying too much weight, couldn’t keep up with play to see what was going on, obviously trying to make up for last weeks shambles
Apparently this is basically the “top team” at PGMOL in a show of strength after last week for Liverpool too
Horses Arse
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Jesus, love the different opinions in football. I thought he let the liverpool tactical fouls go unpunished all through. Then decides to book baleba for having the audacity to challenge for the ball. Thought he was shocking the way he let them disrupt. Also thought it was a pen for the handball, look.like he almost caught it (but haven't seen a replay tbf).
Give it a rest. FFS.
Just seen a replay. There's also the issue that Nunez's pass was away from goal and not under the Szoboszlai's control, with Verbruggen right there, so not a denial of a clear goalsoring opportunity, either.
Agreed. Watched on the box, other than a couple of blatant yellows for Liverpool players, I thought his all round performance was very good. Let the game flow and showed consistency. That’s all we want as fans.
My, how we laughed.
Anyway, when is Liverpool's last contentious decision game going to be replayed? Hang on.....oh. Never.
f***ing hell. There are better things to get worked up about than clippety, in this world. Today.
Superphil
Dismember
The snide ‘training ground’ fouls in the middle of the pitch piss me off. #7 and #9 all game long, just fouling to stop the game, apparently blissful in the knowledge they’ll not get booked. It’s trained into them, happens with so many teams, it’s a ghastly scab on football, been going on for a few years now, and we don’t seem to do it. Blue and white specs? I don’t think so, it’s just professional cheating.
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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Too few bookings for Liverpool for me, they were fortunate to keep 11 on the pitch. Definite over compensation for last week, Liverpool were allowed to foul with impunity for the most part.
No complaints with the result, both sides will feel they could have won, in the end a decent point for both of us
No complaints with the result, both sides will feel they could have won, in the end a decent point for both of us
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
- 4,952
The Baleba yellow was odd. He let so much go and didn’t book players for more obvious & worse fouls, and then books Baleba for a shoulder to shoulder one. It was barely a foul, certainly not yellow card worthy.