tidyman said:Glad they got the decision right but a bit odd the way they came to the decision to disallow that Chelsea goal.
The referee clearly looked over to the assistant and then signalled for a goal, before changing his mind.
They'll never admit it but reckon the 4th official might have spotted that and had a word in his ear.
AntonDonJuan said:you speak sense crystalmansupercrystal7 said:I do and it was unfair. I personally have no problem with players asking for yellow or red cards, but it depends what for. If your opponent has mistimed a tackle then I think it's uncalled for. However, for deliberately cheating like taking down the last man on purpose or awful leg breaker tackles the players should want the rules enforced.Blue2112 said:Anyone remember the outrage when Mancini was caught waving an imaginary yellow card (can't remember the game now) but this twat Mourinho has just been waving both arms whilst sprinting from the bench like Usain Bolt in a 100m dash. Fuck all said though.
I hate the idea that waving a card is somehow worse than going to the ref and telling him to give a booking etc.
supercrystal7 said:I do and it was unfair. I personally have no problem with players asking for yellow or red cards, but it depends what for. If your opponent has mistimed a tackle then I think it's uncalled for. However, for deliberately cheating like taking down the last man on purpose or awful leg breaker tackles the players should want the rules enforced.Blue2112 said:Anyone remember the outrage when Mancini was caught waving an imaginary yellow card (can't remember the game now) but this twat Mourinho has just been waving both arms whilst sprinting from the bench like Usain Bolt in a 100m dash. Fuck all said though.
I hate the idea that waving a card is somehow worse than going to the ref and telling him to give a booking etc.
zandvoort blue said:The atmosphere from the stands here is that its only time before Chelsea score. The Villa fans are a bit defeatest, just like their manager.
abu13 said:How long left?