Huddersfield (H) | FA Cup | Post Match Thread

[DWIFF]

Muen and metrolink are announcing the violent assault as being after the match? I am sure it was before, or were there two assaults?

I saw the lad covered in blood before the match.
Also, during the same incident, a bigger lad was dragged off the tram who appeared to be knocked out.
Does anyone know what happened to him?

 

[ysmsa]

Matos - On loan from Chelsea... probably part of his brief to try to nobble a few of our boys.
A pity Dino wasn't still about, he would have sorted him out

That elbow was deliberate looking at that, ****.

What is telling in these instances is the players actions afterwards, he just carried on hoping it had not been seen, which it wasn't.

Assuming no VAR today because there are 2 Red card offences right here.

 

[BringBackSwales]

Matos - On loan from Chelsea... probably part of his brief to try to nobble a few of our boys.
A pity Dino wasn't still about, he would have sorted him out

That’s 2 red cards the referee missed in 10 seconds. Dirty yawksha cunts. I’ve always liked Darren Moore, until today

 

[blue cigar]

Tinpot backward Yorkshire cunts. Big brave men glassing a young lad on the tram, karma awaits

 

[failsworthblueboy]

That's awful hope the poor kid is ok, absolute shithouses I hope they are on CCTV

 

[Chris Holmes]

That elbow was deliberate looking at that, ****.

What is telling in these instances is the players actions afterwards, he just carried on hoping it had not been seen, which it wasn't.

Assuming no VAR today because there are 2 Red card offences right here.

Is VAR in use for FA Cup games?​

VAR will only be used in FA Cup matches held at Premier League stadiums. This means that 22 of the 32 third-round ties will not have the system in place.

Meanwhile the six top-flight clubs facing away games against lower-league opposition this weekend - Newcastle, Manchester United, Aston Villa, Brighton, Sheffield United and Burnley - will be in the unfamiliar position of VAR being absent from the decision-making process.

This has caused controversy in the past. Newcastle were aggrieved last season when replays showed that one of Sheffield Wednesday's goals in their 2-1 win was scored by a player who appeared to be in an offside position.

However, there was no VAR in operation at Hillsborough and the goal was therefore allowed to stand.

 

[Jesus2020]

Fair play to the lad - seems as fine as can be.

Shame there weren't a few lads about who could of helped this kid out. Doesn't in the slightest bit up for it. Fucking shithouses.

 

[Chris Holmes]

That’s 2 red cards the referee missed in 10 seconds. Dirty yawksha cunts. I’ve always liked Darren Moore, until today

I feared for Kev and Doku coming on against them. It was set up for one of the Yorkshire agricultural workers to fancy their chances at making a name for themselves.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

What happened when Gomez got his facial injury? Seemed a full blooded challenge that went wrong for both players? Did one or both slip? Not seen it back yet.

 

[BringBackSwales]

Is VAR in use for FA Cup games?​

VAR will only be used in FA Cup matches held at Premier League stadiums. This means that 22 of the 32 third-round ties will not have the system in place.

Meanwhile the six top-flight clubs facing away games against lower-league opposition this weekend - Newcastle, Manchester United, Aston Villa, Brighton, Sheffield United and Burnley - will be in the unfamiliar position of VAR being absent from the decision-making process.

This has caused controversy in the past. Newcastle were aggrieved last season when replays showed that one of Sheffield Wednesday's goals in their 2-1 win was scored by a player who appeared to be in an offside position.

However, there was no VAR in operation at Hillsborough and the goal was therefore allowed to stand.

So did we have var today?