ell
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So its now "dealt with" and nothing can come back to haunt him
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Kyle Walker Appeal?
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Saddleworth2
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100%So its now "dealt with" and nothing can come back to haunt him
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I got a txt message on the way home last night, from a rag mate. A biased so and so. He ssid" worst sending off decision he has ever seen".
Reckoned 4th official gave it.
Reckoned 4th official gave it.
I can't believe some people are mentioning the 2 reds in the same breath. Sergio was kicked, both before and after Schneidertwat got the ball, so there is no question of simulation. On the other hand, there is absolutely no doubt as to whether there was any contact by Walker with Calvert-Lewin's face - so that's as clear a case of simulation as you could wish to see.
The FA are absolute twats; on one hand claiming to try and drive cheating out of the game, while on the other allowing it to carry on when it suits.
The FA are absolute twats; on one hand claiming to try and drive cheating out of the game, while on the other allowing it to carry on when it suits.
100% spot on. The only thing Sergio could be accused off was milking it a little although as I have pointed out in a previous post and you also state the ex rag caught him with both feet. He didn't go to ground holding his back or face or any other part of his body that made no contact with the rag twat. CL went down clutching his face when NO contact was made so if that isn't clear simulation or as I like to call it, CHEATING, then what is?I can't believe some people are mentioning the 2 reds in the same breath. Sergio was kicked, both before and after Schneidertwat got the ball, so there is no question of simulation. On the other hand, there is absolutely no doubt as to whether there was any contact by Walker with Calvert-Lewin's face - so that's as clear a case of simulation as you could wish to see.
The FA are absolute twats; on one hand claiming to try and drive cheating out of the game, while on the other allowing it to carry on when it suits.
I got a txt message on the way home last night, from a rag mate. A biased so and so. He ssid" worst sending off decision he has ever seen".
Reckoned 4th official gave it.
Funny that as that **** couldn't see a clear handball v Brighton, I think Oliver needs putting on the list, cheating ****.
cleavers
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If you mean the Walker one, yes it must have been him, because Madley wasn't facing where it happened as he had turned to where the ball was heading.Reckoned 4th official gave it.
Man_City_Loyal
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so we are taking it on the chin.
so we are taking it on the chin.
Yeah, just like that Everton cheater apparently :/