Think the fact that he made contact with Wilson’s foot has saved him.Romero is a walking red card. He’s escaped a potential one.
Watching motd too . Clear and obvious dive by Son to get his penalty.Just watching motd..is kieran trippier on the take or what. After his shambles display midweek and then that against Son tonight
He’s knackered. His suspension will help Newcastle in the long run.Just watching motd..is kieran trippier on the take or what. After his shambles display midweek and then that against Son tonight
Why are VAR not clamping down on that.Watching motd too . Clear and obvious dive by Son to get his penalty.
Refs truly are naive or just no idea what an actual foul is or realise it is not a non contact sport.
Brighton plays in Europa at home this week…I don’t know maybe their fans decided that was the game to pony up for?Is there any reason why sheffield uniteds and brightons grounds were half empty this weekend? Sheffield united being garbage offers some explanation but brighton? They're enjoy the best period in their entire existence yet the crowd yesterday for their whole game looked like the 85th minute at the etihad for a midweek carabao cup 3rd round game.
Wet weather put the soft buggers off?Brighton plays in Europa at home this week…I don’t know maybe their fans decided that was the game to pony up for?
Simply not true. Got our first penalty of the season yesterday. Should have had 5 or 6 before then - including vs Man Utd, Sheffield Utd, Luton, Villa, and West Ham. Nketiah should have been sent off in the game at Arsenal. Carlos should have seen straight red for Villa, while Cash and Mcginn should have had two yellows each. Joelinton should have been sent off yesterday. Chelsea should have been penalised for deliberately targeting Maddison - leading to his 3 month layoff - but ref persistently let them get away with it, which is why Udogie and Romero lost their heads and why Spurs consequently lost the game. In that game, Sterling should also have seen two yellows for clear dives in the penalty area but wasn't even shown one. The first of those was immediately before the Romero red and penalty. While it was fair that Romero's red stood (no free hit for serious foul play), the game should have restarted at the point of the original offence - Sterling's dive. Therefore, free kick to Spurs and no penalty. Probably more incidents besides that I can't immediately recall.Surprised nobody is saying Spurs have VAR in their pockets, no other team has gotten more ridiculous calls in their favor than them, yes not even the rags or the dippers.