Premier League Games 27/28 April '24

[jimharri]

It was a clear and obvious error.

Absolutely. Why Pawson didn't give it is beyond me. Stevie Wonder could see that that was a foul.

 

[SebastianBlue]

I get you, but when you allow that all game then the rules surely must stay the same?

We have rules for different parts of the pitch, why is that when the regulations are supposedly set in stone?

What we see time and time again is that the regulations are subjective and the same incident can have a different outcome from game to game.

Enjoyed it though, as a product.

Preaching to the choir, mate!

That said, I do think that was a fair foul to call given the only reason the player was able to play the ball in for the goal was because he fouled the defender.

I think most on here would be fuming if that goal had been allowed against us (in a way they wouldn’t be if a player had simply shoulder barged one of ours of the ball in the centre of the pitch and it lead to nothing).

 

[willipp]

It was a clear and obvious error.

I don’t think it really was. That gets given and not given 10 times a game. I’d have no problem if the ref gave it, but he didn’t and looked straight at it. VAR shouldn’t even be involved in these decisions.

 

[Kippax77]

I've got Tyler on mine.

Some lune on TNT

 

[tweety]

Great game, no problem with the var intervention.

 

[Kippax77]

I prefer him over Drury chasing sound bites from his poetry books.

Seems genuinely engrossed in the game.

He could start with leaving the letter K from the end of every word

 

[Blueknows]

We should,but when they are getting decisions like the grealish fingertip pen you know there’ll be an effort to get these fuckers over the line for the cup no matter how bad they are,wouldn’t be surprised to see them given an early pen ..

Okay it'll be 6-1 instead of 6-0 then

 

[Stoned Rose]

Some match that.

Chelsea would be a cracking side if they had a coach who wasn’t shit.

 

[SebastianBlue]

I don’t think it really was. That gets given and not given 10 times a game. I’d have no problem if the ref gave it, but he didn’t and looked straight at it. VAR shouldn’t even be involved in these decisions.

Genuine question: you wouldn’t want VAR to intervene if that had happened to City for a goal that takes our opposition ahead late in the match?

 

[MCFC1993]

If Spurs aren't motivated for tomorrow, I don't know what will do it, a derby where they can close in a CL football.