A good challenge with the benefit of a slow motion replay from different angles. In real time, at the game, I thought it might be a red. I think if refs really were as bent as some suggest then I believe he would’ve given a red. Anyway, I’m (trying to) enjoy watching the game back with a glass of wine so can’t be arsed arguing with conspiracy theorists after such an important win. I’ll leave you to it.
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Taylor for the Liverpool game
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A good challenge with the benefit of a slow motion replay from different angles. In real time, at the game, I thought it might be a red. I think if refs really were as bent as some suggest then I believe he would’ve given a red. Anyway, I’m (trying to) enjoy watching the game back with a glass of wine so can’t be arsed arguing with conspiracy theorists after such an important win. I’ll leave you to it.
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What rule is this? This should be funny.
Studs up, both feet off the ground, not in control? Could have easily walked for that and was relieved it was only a yellow. We would have never appealed that.
Definite penalty on Raheem.
burning blue soul
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The both feet off the floor and flying into a challenge out of control with studs showing rule, that you may not like, but is there for a reason.What rule is this? This should be funny.
Shall I dig it out for you? Or is that not funny enough?
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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I thought Taylor was shocking,the shit they were getting away with was unbelievable.
squirtyflower
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Seems quite a few view it this wayMust be the rule that says if you scare an opposition player with your determination to win the ball but don't make any actual contact with him its a red card.
I find it bizarre this is even a discussion when AGAIN, Sterling is manhandled in the area and no penalty given.
Spend far too much listening to fans of other clubs and agreeing with them
squirtyflower
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Except that’s not what happenedThe both feet off the floor and flying into a challenge out of control with studs showing rule, that you may not like, but is there for a reason.
Shall I dig it out for you? Or is that not funny enough?
Studs up, both feet off the ground, not in control? Could have easily walked for that and was relieved it was only a yellow. We would have never appealed that.
Definite penalty on Raheem.
I think you need to watch the replay, even our none agenda/none conspiracy theorist people and even the spitter Carragher have said it was a good tackle. You’re just making shit up to boost your post count.
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Has Taylor seen the light? He has been in charge of two 'key' games and we won BOTH - and finished those games with ELEVEN players on the pitch at the end.
Machiavelli
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Slightly exaggerated description there.The both feet off the floor and flying into a challenge out of control with studs showing rule, that you may not like, but is there for a reason.
Shall I dig it out for you? Or is that not funny enough?