thanks. I'm going to be going against the grain when i say Walker did do something, i mean he didn't just back into Calvert-Lewin in with a flat back, he definitely raised a shoulder (not elbow by any means) but it is innocuous at worst.
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Kyle Walker Appeal?
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thanks. I'm going to be going against the grain when i say Walker did do something, i mean he didn't just back into Calvert-Lewin in with a flat back, he definitely raised a shoulder (not elbow by any means) but it is innocuous at worst.
thanks. I'm going to be going against the grain when i say Walker did do something, i mean he didn't just back into Calvert-Lewin in with a flat back, he definitely raised a shoulder (not elbow by any means) but it is innocuous at worst.
We all know you ain't a city fan so your opinion counts as naff all.
asahartford1
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thanks. I'm going to be going against the grain when i say Walker did do something, i mean he didn't just back into Calvert-Lewin in with a flat back, he definitely raised a shoulder (not elbow by any means) but it is innocuous at worst.
Do you mean an arched back or a low shoulder. Both dangerous in an innocuous way.
username checks outWe all know you ain't a city fan so your opinion counts as naff all.
Do you mean an arched back or a low shoulder. Both dangerous in an innocuous way.
im not justifying that ridiculous yellow. just sayin.
thanks. I'm going to be going against the grain when i say Walker did do something, i mean he didn't just back into Calvert-Lewin in with a flat back, he definitely raised a shoulder (not elbow by any means) but it is innocuous at worst.
The internet is full of people like you, trying to justify the unjustifiable, always "just sayin'."
Prestwich_Blue
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That's the point. By giving him a yellow he sends him off but escapes any official review of his decision. Win-win as far as the authorities are concerned. Think of it as the hard-man midfielder who leaves one on David Silva early on to let him know he's there.Would have been better if the ref had given him a straight red for the none existent elbow so we could get it rescinded. What a farce.
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Any footage of the neverton bench and the impartial fourth official?
gordondaviesmoustache
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I love it when you talk in those terms.Will have to suck it up.