Premier League 2021/22 Thread

[foxfanazer]

Just now, Super_horns said:

5 live seemed surprised it was given. 

Interesting. There's simply no reason to not give it. Wasn't fouled by an arsenal player and the ref hadn't whistled before the ball went in. Can't not give it

[Ian Nacho]

Would’ve been the worst decision ever if that was not given. 

[Innovindil]

Don't like that at all tbh.

[Fox92]

Just now, Kopfkino said:

Rank sportsmanship that. Really hope Arsenal lose now

Why is it? Why do teams have to kick balls back?

 

It is not a foul and it’s not even by Arsenal.

[jayfox26]

I'd be raging if it happened against us but it's against Man U so I don't see the issue 🤷‍♂️

[Guest Kopfkino]

1 minute ago, RowlattsFox said:

Nothing wrong with De Gea now is there so he has to ask the question if he had to go down injured. 

Have you never rolled an ankle? It can hurt like a bitch for a couple of minutes but quickly become comfortable

[Brooksy]

Just now, Stevosevic said:

For what? 

Not very sporting is it. The keepers out of the game. If that was against Leicester you'd be screaming for a goal

[theessexfox]

Lol why on Earth would Arsenal give a goal back, no one asked Fred to step on De Gea

[Bert]

It’s quite obviously right to award the goal. In Arsenals defends well, Smith-Rowe he didn’t see him down. For the integrity of the game Arsenal should’ve let United equalise. Arteta would be throwing all toys out the pram if that was the other way round. 

[Fox forever]

Nope

[Hoopla10]

So odd. I don't get it tbh. Lets say the ref blows a second before the ball goes in the net would that mean the goal doesn't stand???? That seems all sorts of BS given Fred is the one who "injured" the goalkeeper. Does that mean instead of defending corners we should decide who's going to crop Kasper? 

[Guest Col city fan]

It’s literally beyond comprehension that, with the billions Utd have spent over the years, they have a midfield pairing of Fred and McTominay 

 

[Guest nathan.]

Shocking from De Gea 

[theessexfox]

Ref blowing the whistle there would have been an awful error 

[Fox92]

2 minutes ago, Brooksy said:

Not very sporting is it. The keepers out of the game. If that was against Leicester you'd be screaming for a goal

There’s nothing wrong with the keeper either. I’m fed up Of players going down and expecting the game to stop. That’s not sporting.

Edited 2 December 2021 by Fox92

[adam]

1 minute ago, Bert said:

It’s quite obviously right to award the goal. In Arsenals defends well, Smith-Rowe he didn’t see him down. For the integrity of the game Arsenal should’ve let United equalise. Arteta would be throwing all toys out the pram if that was the other way round. 

I'm not sure about that. About time these keepers stopped looking for a foul every time they are touched. The keeper thought he had been fouled so made a meal of it. 

[Guest Manini]

If that was against Leicester I would be beside myself with rage….

 

Thankfully it’s Man United so I couldn’t give a **** 

[coolhandfox]

Sunday league referring again, how does he not spot De Gea down and stop the game. 

 

Blow the whistle no one moans.

 

 

Edited 2 December 2021 by coolhandfox

[Fox forever]

2 minutes ago, Hoopla10 said:

So odd. I don't get it tbh. Lets say the ref blows a second before the ball goes in the net would that mean the goal doesn't stand???? That seems all sorts of BS given Fred is the one who "injured" the goalkeeper. Does that mean instead of defending corners we should decide who's going to crop Kasper? 

Yes. If ref spotted him on ground and blew before ball crossed line it would be no goal

[Foxes1]

Was that the first assist for a goal by Fred this season. 

[Guest nathan.]

Fred stepped on his little toe 

[Hoopla10]

1 minute ago, Bert said:

It’s quite obviously right to award the goal. In Arsenals defends well, Smith-Rowe he didn’t see him down. For the integrity of the game Arsenal should’ve let United equalise. Arteta would be throwing all toys out the pram if that was the other way round. 

Why should they do that for the integrity of the game? 

[Super_horns]

4 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

Interesting. There's simply no reason to not give it. Wasn't fouled by an arsenal player and the ref hadn't whistled before the ball went in. Can't not give it

TBH probably Rob Green talking as a keeper.

 

Maybe it was more the time to give it that surprised them.

[Bert]

As if Arteta has celebrated like that. What a priiick

[adam]

Just now, coolhandfox said:

Sunday league referring again, how does he not spot De Gea down and stop the game. 

Is that in the rules? Don't think the ref should be stopping the game if the keeper has made a meal out of a challange.