Double fist to the throat

[Dahnsouff]

Anyone got the video? Cannot see the timeline of the incident 

[davieG]

2 minutes ago, Beechey said:

How is that different to this

 

[Bert]

31 minutes ago, yorkie1999 said:

Didn’t see it close but did the goalie touch the ball

If you win the ball and follow through with stoods up, you’ll get sent off. Just because you win the ball doesn’t always deem it no foul. He’s caused Iheanacho an injury where he can’t continue. 

[Wortho]

24 minutes ago, SheppyFox said:

This league, like life is geared to maintain the elite, as in all walks of life or sport. Whether it’s football, UFC, Boxing or whatever you can think of. You think the judges in the first fury vs wilder fight didn’t have to legitimise a rematch for financial gain? You’re naive and probably live a sheltered life  

You are so right. The refs/var are meant to keep the status quo. The elite will always be given special favours. It's all bent.

[daddylonglegs]

It’s the lack of clarity on the Iheanacho decision. ‘Contact is inevitable’ means absolutely nothing.

 

It can’t be because he got the ball, as when Barnes got the ball against Ederson earlier in the season, that wasn’t given either.

 

The amount of protection goalkeepers get in comparison to what they get away with absolutely stinks. 

[Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo]

Actually getting a bit sick of football

[StanSP]

38 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

Unreal how this isn't given. I mean wtf. 

Same with the Kelechi one. 

 

Games fvcked and it's down to inept officials. 

[StanSP]

Absolutely no consistency. If Praet's is a handball then de Bruyne's has to be as well. 

 

First time seeing it above and it's royally pissed me off. 

[UniFox21]

I know it seems petty being pissed that we didnt get the decision, but im sick of coming away from a match knowing we've been robbed by VAR again.

[Aus Fox]

9 minutes ago, daddylonglegs said:

It’s the lack of clarity on the Iheanacho decision. ‘Contact is inevitable’ means absolutely nothing.

 

It can’t be because he got the ball, as when Barnes got the ball against Ederson earlier in the season, that wasn’t given either.

 

The amount of protection goalkeepers get in comparison to what they get away with absolutely stinks. 

 

[fox_favourite]

Whether he wins the ball first or not, that is dangerous play and a red card. You can't go at players like that. The same you can't go at players with two feet to win the ball!! This is getting a joke now! 

[Otis]

That is dangerous play and clearly out of control, if an outfield player did the same it would be a Red no arguements.

 

Apperantly the ref waved play-on but VAR called it back. It's time VAR officials stopped making the decisions, they should only advise the on field ref to veiw the monitors. The on field ref should make the final decision.

[Beechey]

23 minutes ago, davieG said:

How is that different to this

 

It's not 

[The whole world smiles]

I don't think this was a penalty goalies have to attack the ball with their hands and he got a little touch. That handball one was criminal though.

[Hammo]

29 minutes ago, davieG said:

How is that different to this

 

Simple. We are pesky little Leicester. They are the mighty Man City.

[LCFCSOULBOY]

VAR is not the problem. Actually does what it is supposed to do. Problem is, is the morons using the equipment and their obvious bias toward certain teams, players etc. How we did not get even 1 of 2 obvious penalties leaves me speechless. There is absolutely no consistency. Might as well go back to the old ref and linesmen making the decision. At least we can celebrate a goal and not have to wait like Evans did the other week.  

[LCFCSOULBOY]

16 minutes ago, Beechey said:

It's not 

He has every right to not be punished for protecting his money making gob. Pathetic officiating. 

[jammie82uk]

37 minutes ago, davieG said:

How is that different to this

 

I had no idea until now that this has happened, why did no one seem to appeal for it? Have we got to be doing what Man City did today and completely surround the ref? 
As for Kelechi’s Not seen it again only seen it live at the ground but I don’t get how It wasn’t reviewed either, he seemed to win the header then the keeper hit him when the ball seemed long gone by then 

[adejo92]

This VAR is too frustrating to even think about. Can it be coincidence that these decisions always fall in the favour of certain teams... 

 

On the bright side, we are still up there and Europe's ours to lose. 

[Guest Mickyblueeyes]

I know it’s easy to criticise when you’re basically **** over as we have been today but we have some really poor officials in this country. Yes, we have the best league in the world but the supporting act is not at that standard. 
 

The biggest issue is that refs are regulated by one of their own. That needs to stop ASAP. Then I would bring in successful refs from other countries and maybe even other sports to sort them out. 
 

There is no excuse for the handball errors today and it makes the no pen decision against Villa even more confusing when you see the pen against us today. It’s not on. 

[Guest Lako42]

I've had enough of this bollocks

[orangecity23]

It's gone far beyond incompetence now, these can't all just be "human error". Looking more and more like match fixing. Some refs have been at it for years, but this season is on a whole new level.

[enmac]

41 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Absolutely no consistency. If Praet's is a handball then de Bruyne's has to be as well. 

 

First time seeing it above and it's royally pissed me off. 

Mark Halsey (ex ref) said exactly the same.

[Guest foxestalkisfullofidiots]

None of our players really appealed anything though, Man City players surround the ref, it’s not right but you wonder how much it forces a VAR check

[Topman56]

It's not the officials it's  VAR that is killing the game.It was brought in to clean up controversial  decisions.Its worse than ever now .At least when it was down to the ref and linesman there was only the odd controversy.