Jimothy Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 No VAR check on a possible red card there for Robertson despite him clearly going over the ball and catching Tanganga half way up his shin. Not surprised.
UniFox21 Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 14 minutes ago, Facecloth said: No VAR check on a possible red card there for Robertson despite him clearly going over the ball and catching Tanganga half way up his shin. Not surprised. Neville and Tyler called a handball against Liverpool, for Neville to murmour what sounded like not surprised it wasn't given
Md9 Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 Hopefully Liverpool beat Utd by a lot next weekend to just keep them from picking up points
Wymsey Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 (edited) Don't think today showed Liverpool at their best. Were often sloppy; and their defence was quite panicky at times, even with Van Dijk on. Edited 11 January 2020 by Wymsey
Michael SNM 1 Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 2 hours ago, Facecloth said: No VAR check on a possible red card there for Robertson despite him clearly going over the ball and catching Tanganga half way up his shin. Not surprised. Got the ball first, plus tried to pull out. No red card.
Jimothy Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 12 minutes ago, Michael SNM 1 said: Got the ball first, plus tried to pull out. No red card. Endangering an opponent surely, so doesn't matter if he gets the ball. Theres been numerous red cards where a players won the ball but put the opposition player in danger of injury. Plus its irrelevant if it is or isn't, there was apparently no check anyway.
twister Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 Something does not sit right about football at the moment, I was talking to a friend like me who has competed and grown up in sport and he agreed. Yes all sport is on the dark side to some extent but now it seems unbelivable. the ability of teams to press to the extent that they can almost suffocate opposition seems abnormal, but its more the insane running players do now, to see some players barley sweating after running 11-12 km in a game is unbelivable. I am convinced that a lance armstrong type scandal will come out in the game, I have played and watched the game 30 years and the levels of fitness now of some players is almost beyond the norm for even a super fit footballer.. I am quite good at these things predicted marion jones, chambers etc would be caught well before they were, you can sometimes smell the smoke if you no the sport enougth. weather the sport will let that happen is another thing, it might break it if they did.
Popular Post Tielemans63 Posted 11 January 2020 Popular Post Posted 11 January 2020 2 minutes ago, twister said: Something does not sit right about football at the moment, I was talking to a friend like me who has competed and grown up in sport and he agreed. Yes all sport is on the dark side to some extent but now it seems unbelivable. the ability of teams to press to the extent that they can almost suffocate opposition seems abnormal, but its more the insane running players do now, to see some players barley sweating after running 11-12 km in a game is unbelivable. I am convinced that a lance armstrong type scandal will come out in the game, I have played and watched the game 30 years and the levels of fitness now of some players is almost beyond the norm for even a super fit footballer.. I am quite good at these things predicted marion jones, chambers etc would be caught well before they were, you can sometimes smell the smoke if you no the sport enougth. weather the sport will let that happen is another thing, it might break it if they did. I think the endless diving in football is killing it for me. In today's game there are so many free kicks it's getting tedious. Players really do go down at the slightest touch and it's ruining it for me. Take today's game at the KP, not a single bad tackle in the game and yet about 500 free kicks. The fact cheating is now considered normal and the fact players are often criticised for not cheating shows how used to it we've become. 5
Mark Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 8 minutes ago, Paddy. said: I think the endless diving in football is killing it for me. The amount of players having a sit down making out they are injured and then jumping up as soon as their team regains possession has got so much worse this season. 2
womp Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 Both getting around the ref moaning and holding up free kicks also annoys me,
Tuna Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 We should just stop referring to it as diving or simulation. Call it what it is - cheating, and an instant 3 game ban as punishment. 1
z-layrex Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 (edited) 4 hours ago, Paddy. said: I think the endless diving in football is killing it for me. In today's game there are so many free kicks it's getting tedious. Players really do go down at the slightest touch and it's ruining it for me. Take today's game at the KP, not a single bad tackle in the game and yet about 500 free kicks. The fact cheating is now considered normal and the fact players are often criticised for not cheating shows how used to it we've become. If you think it's bad here you should watch Portuguese football, it's become totally unwatchable thanks to the diving (cheating). Edited 12 January 2020 by z-layrex
Michael SNM 1 Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 4 hours ago, Facecloth said: Endangering an opponent surely, so doesn't matter if he gets the ball. Theres been numerous red cards where a players won the ball but put the opposition player in danger of injury. Plus its irrelevant if it is or isn't, there was apparently no check anyway. He doesn’t hit him with the studs, he kind of hits him with the outside of his foot. The fact tanganga got up quickly helped him. The Aubameyang challenge was way worse and even that wasn’t huge initially
StanSP Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 4 hours ago, Michael SNM 1 said: He doesn’t hit him with the studs, he kind of hits him with the outside of his foot. The fact tanganga got up quickly helped him. The Aubameyang challenge was way worse and even that wasn’t huge initially Pretty sure he does get him with studs. Just because the Aubameyang challenge was worse doesn't make the Robertson challenge not worthy of a red.
Jimothy Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 (edited) 5 hours ago, Michael SNM 1 said: He doesn’t hit him with the studs, he kind of hits him with the outside of his foot. The fact tanganga got up quickly helped him. The Aubameyang challenge was way worse and even that wasn’t huge initially Sure about the studs thing? And they were both on the floor for a while. The play continued for a good minute and they were both on the floor. Oh and the point still stands that it wasn't even looked at by VAR, let alone reviewed and decided it was fine, it just wasn't reviewed at all. Edited 12 January 2020 by Facecloth
casablancas Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 4 minutes ago, Facecloth said: Sure about the studs thing? And they were both on the floor for a while. The play continued for a good minute and they were both on the floor. That’s a red by any definition 1
Jimothy Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 (edited) 5 hours ago, Michael SNM 1 said: He doesn’t hit him with the studs, he kind of hits him with the outside of his foot. The fact tanganga got up quickly helped him. The Aubameyang challenge was way worse and even that wasn’t huge initially Just watching last nights MOTD, you've been listening to Jenas, that's where you outside of the foot opinion comes from Jenas is talking out of his arse. Try forming you own opinion. Edited 12 January 2020 by Facecloth
ARTY_FOX Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 How do liverpool manage to not have these incidents result in a red? It seems every other team is playing a different set of rules.
davieG Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 12 hours ago, Paddy. said: The fact cheating is now considered normal and the fact players are often criticised for not cheating shows how used to it we've become. Mostly by ex-player pundits. 1
BKLFox Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 12 hours ago, twister said: Something does not sit right about football at the moment, I was talking to a friend like me who has competed and grown up in sport and he agreed. Yes all sport is on the dark side to some extent but now it seems unbelivable. the ability of teams to press to the extent that they can almost suffocate opposition seems abnormal, but its more the insane running players do now, to see some players barley sweating after running 11-12 km in a game is unbelivable. I am convinced that a lance armstrong type scandal will come out in the game, I have played and watched the game 30 years and the levels of fitness now of some players is almost beyond the norm for even a super fit footballer.. I am quite good at these things predicted marion jones, chambers etc would be caught well before they were, you can sometimes smell the smoke if you no the sport enougth. weather the sport will let that happen is another thing, it might break it if they did. 2 or 3 players from both sets of players are randomly tested after every game so unless the EPL, FA, UEFA, FIFA are all in on this surely it couldn't happen?
FoyleFox Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 26 minutes ago, ARTY_FOX said: How do liverpool manage to not have these incidents result in a red? It seems every other team is playing a different set of rules. You've only just realised this? Although they are significantly better than everyone else, incidents like this and all of the favorable VAR decisions aren't generating any goodwill towards them. 2
Nick Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 (edited) Has anybody read any of the Leicester forums this morning. They lost their second home match of the season yesterday and their stupid fans are turning on the players and themselves! Hilarious reading! Half their players are knackered and they have Ndidi out and still they expect to win every single game like entitled children. Joke of a fan base. Edited 12 January 2020 by Nick 2 1
ARTY_FOX Posted 12 January 2020 Posted 12 January 2020 51 minutes ago, FoyleFox said: You've only just realised this? Although they are significantly better than everyone else, incidents like this and all of the favorable VAR decisions aren't generating any goodwill towards them. Yes they are, and dont need any assistance which makes it even more odd.
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