Premier League Games | 27/28/29 Sept '25

[heslops barnet]

Fucking wankers, totally undeserved. Wolves tried to be a little too intricate there instead of just booting the fucker up the other end.

To many changes at the end for wolves, why?

 

[Semper aggressus]

Disappointing. Still, the Spuds wouldn’t have taken a point to the bottom side before the game so it’s two dropped for them.

I’m still angry we fucked up at home to the twats. We owe them an absolute dicking at their place.

 

[heslops barnet]

Shirt off celebration nearly as funny as Ekitike earlier in week…93rd minute equaliser against bottom team

 

[SWP's back]

I thought you couldn’t get a red if it’s inside the box

Thought re the red it was double jeopardy rule?
Outside the box - red.
In the box - pen.

That rule only applies if there’s a genuine attempt to play the ball.

 

[ninjamonkey]

I'm still in the "27 more points" camp

3rd bottom wont get 38 points this season

 

[Wanderingwolf]

Would have snatched your hand off for a draw after 5 defeats but shite time to concede a goal
Also stupid ground to get out of

 

[East Level 2]

Watching MOTD. How the hell were Palace only one up at half time?
And nice to see Slap-Head getting pissed off when things don't go their way.

 

[Xhavenjoe]

 

[Vienna_70]

After our game it went straight over to Selhurst Park. Nketiah

There was one sub came on for Palace in the 6 mins of added time so that added more time the clock. Palace scored in 97th minute

Ain’t karma à bitch?

 

[Vienna_70]

Another (joint) record for AMoron.

 

[ninjamonkey]

Chalobah must want to flatten Andrey Santos for getting him that red card, what a horrific piece of football from him, I'd laugh at that if I saw it at amateur level.

 

[Vienna_70]

Cheating Arsenal can pull within two points of Littlewoods, though I’d rather they didn’t

 

[East Level 2]

Can someone explain the red card / penalty incident at Brentford please.
The rag was pulled back in the area so it's a penalty and yellow card, fair enough. But I thought it could only be a red card under current rules if it was dangerous play. Yet I've just heard about the PL saying the rag wasn't in control of the ball so yellow was correct. Shearer has said he wasn't in control because he was being pulled back so it should have been red. Has there been a change in the interpretation of the double jeopardy aspect?

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Can someone explain the red card / penalty incident at Brentford please.
The rag was pulled back in the area so it's a penalty and yellow card, fair enough. But I thought it could only be a red card under current rules if it was dangerous play. Yet I've just heard about the PL saying the rag wasn't in control of the ball so yellow was correct. Shearer has said he wasn't in control because he was being pulled back so it should have been red. Has there been a change in the interpretation of the double jeopardy aspect?

If the player doesn’t make a genuine attempt to win the ball, it can still be a penalty and a red card.

See Cancelo vs Fulham a few season’s back as an example.

 

[Vienna_70]

If the player doesn’t make a genuine attempt to win the ball, it can still be a penalty and a red card.

See Cancelo vs Fulham a few season’s back as an example.

No doubt the rags will receive an apology from red Webb and his mates, as the Brentford player wasn’t making a genuine effort to win the ball.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

No doubt the rags will receive an apology from red Webb and his mates, as the Brentford player wasn’t making a genuine effort to win the ball.

Hope they do. It doesn’t do anything but encourage more crying from their fans.

 

[ninjamonkey]

Can someone explain the red card / penalty incident at Brentford please.
The rag was pulled back in the area so it's a penalty and yellow card, fair enough. But I thought it could only be a red card under current rules if it was dangerous play. Yet I've just heard about the PL saying the rag wasn't in control of the ball so yellow was correct. Shearer has said he wasn't in control because he was being pulled back so it should have been red. Has there been a change in the interpretation of the double jeopardy aspect?

Double jeopardy still exists, it only comes into play if a genuine attempt to play the ball is made. Can still get a red for deliberate stuff of which that was very deliberate. He should have saw a red its not even a debate. Another officiating fuck up but a happy one for once.

 

[Wanderingwolf]

To many changes at the end for wolves, why?

Went too defensive and ended up dropping 2 points should have kept arias on

 

[East Level 2]

If the player doesn’t make a genuine attempt to win the ball, it can still be a penalty and a red card.

See Cancelo vs Fulham a few season’s back as an example.

Double jeopardy still exists, it only comes into play if a genuine attempt to play the ball is made. Can still get a red for deliberate stuff of which that was very deliberate. He should have saw a red its not even a debate. Another officiating fuck up but a happy one for once.

Cheers for the replies. I thought it had to be dangerous play for it to be a red if a penalty is awarded.

 

[Xhavenjoe]

Can someone explain the red card / penalty incident at Brentford please.
The rag was pulled back in the area so it's a penalty and yellow card, fair enough. But I thought it could only be a red card under current rules if it was dangerous play. Yet I've just heard about the PL saying the rag wasn't in control of the ball so yellow was correct. Shearer has said he wasn't in control because he was being pulled back so it should have been red. Has there been a change in the interpretation of the double jeopardy aspect?

According to VAR ( what I'm told they said) the attacker wasn't in full control of the ball so it couldn't be classed as preventing a clear goalscoring chance. The same excuse for not sending the Palace keeper off in the final where it was claimed Haaland was going away from goal so the handball wasn't classed as stopping a clear goal scoring chance.
A load of rubbish
All smoke and mirrors