Phube Posted 7 November 2015 Posted 7 November 2015 How is McAuley's a red, but Gomez got a yellow???
trabuch Posted 7 November 2015 Posted 7 November 2015 Nice to see Rooney taken off for the good of his team. (are you watching Roy? - probably not cos you will be in North London)
Socks Posted 7 November 2015 Posted 7 November 2015 Gomez not a red as ball was going away from goal apparantley
orangecity23 Posted 7 November 2015 Posted 7 November 2015 They ballsed up the pre game graphic of top scorers too, had Vardy on 10 goals instead of 11. Must have forgot his goal against WBA last week.
Socks Posted 7 November 2015 Posted 7 November 2015 They ballsed up the pre game graphic of top scorers too, had Vardy on 10 goals instead of 11. Must have forgot his goal against WBA last week. I think that maybe before they showed us the games
Monk Posted 7 November 2015 Posted 7 November 2015 if I was a match fixing investigator those Gomez incidents would be ringing alarm bells for me. Shockingly bad.
Benji Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 Does Allardyce ever not complain about decisions if his team doesn't win?
Socks Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 if I was a match fixing investigator those Gomez incidents would be ringing alarm bells for me. Shockingly bad. Especially the Kante goal
ScouseFox Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 vardy @ west brom up for goal of the month then
Larry_LCFC Posted 8 November 2015 Author Posted 8 November 2015 Got a decent shout of winning surely. Ran half the pitch.
StanSP Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 Got a decent shout of winning surely. Ran half the pitch. team goals very rarely given the attention & reward they deserve. Most likely be Sanchez's goal vs Man Utd to win. Was a great foal to be fair.
Webbo Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 How is McAuley's a red, but Gomez got a yellow??? From our point of view it was probably better that he stayed on.
foxfanazer Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 Not a red card for Gomes on reflection. Vardy's touch was heavier than I first thought
deep blue Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 Not a red card for Gomes on reflection. Vardy's touch was heavier than I first thought I thought the criterion is "denying a goal-scoring opportunity", in which case it was a certain red card offence.
StanSP Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 I thought the criterion is "denying a goal-scoring opportunity", in which case it was a certain red card offence. not when there were 2 defenders also running back and Vardy wasn't really going towards goal (more so towards the touchline). Correct decision was made I think.
foxfanazer Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 not when there were 2 defenders also running back and Vardy wasn't really going towards goal (more so towards the touchline). Correct decision was made I think. This
Mike Oxlong Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 team goals very rarely given the attention & reward they deserve. Most likely be Sanchez's goal vs Man Utd to win. Was a great foal to be fair. Fans shouted themselves horse celebrating it.But compared to Vardy's it was pony.
Fez of Mahrez Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 not when there were 2 defenders also running back and Vardy wasn't really going towards goal (more so towards the touchline). Correct decision was made I think. People keep mentioning the defenders running back but there's usually a goalkeeper in goal when this is taken into account. Even if Vardy's going away from goal, the fact it's an open goal if he gets past Gomes must count for something.
deep blue Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 not when there were 2 defenders also running back and Vardy wasn't really going towards goal (more so towards the touchline). Correct decision was made I think. As far as I can remember, the defenders were still behind Vardy, rather than between him and the goal, so that consideration isn't relevant. Had the keeper not brought Vardy down he would have continued his run to the ball and smacked it into an unguarded net.
The Doctor Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 It'd be a tight angle for vardy if he's not pulled down, but it's still a clear gso, it's an empty net after all and the defenders aren't catching him - should definitely have been a red.
Jimbo Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 not when there were 2 defenders also running back and Vardy wasn't really going towards goal (more so towards the touchline). Correct decision was made I think. Not saying your wrong about this but what I don't understand about this rule is how come Vardy was tripped, fair enough he's going away from goal and there were covering defenders, and it's a yellow card for Gomez. I'd still say though he was more likely to score than not. Martial for united was through on goal, Macauley brings him down and it's a read card. The keeper is in the goal and the angel was getting tighter. How can a referee assume that a defender is more likely the stop a goal from being scored than a goal keeper is.
Aus Fox Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 team goals very rarely given the attention & reward they deserve. Most likely be Sanchez's goal vs Man Utd to win. Was a great foal to be fair. This gave him a colt following, and there are a couple of old Nags on the panel. So I think it's a shoe in.
ozleicester Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 This gave him a colt following, and there are a couple of old Nags on the panel. So I think it's a shoe in. not at all amusing, youve had a mare there
Livid Posted 8 November 2015 Posted 8 November 2015 The game Gomes was having did we really want him sent off?
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