jimharri
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That's staggering. It couldn't happen to a nicer club, mind. But that was a foul by March, he got fuck all of the ball. I hate to think what this place would be like if that went against us.
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yep, should be 0-0 with those 2 decisionsKarma.
FromPollockToSilva
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He got a touch on the ball and after Spurs pen it’s justice
It might level things out for the missed penalty call, but it’s not a good decision on its own merits
mexico1970
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Just saw a replay where it shows that he clearly got the ball.
What are those commentators up to, the last angle shows that the challenge was a good one.
remember arthur mann
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Spuds are so shit, play like dipperpool.
jimharri
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Maureen's interview post game should be interesting!
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It would be Karma if the PL officials were at a meeting together and got struck by a thunderbolt.Karma.
LangleyBlue1970
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It was a foul all day long. He took his legs out, border line scissor challenge. Nothing on the ball. It was a yellow card challenge. Yet the ref, even upon review, has allowed the goal after the play on.The Brighton player goes after the ball and the Spurs player falls as a result. For me it’s not a foul. Correct decision.
You gave to wonder if refs are purposely making bad calls now, to get rid of VAR.