Premier League 2024/25

[PhillippaT]

Just now, JimJams said:

Straight red. It's just a trip when Wolves want to break, there's plenty of cover.

I knew watching this match wasn't a good idea  

[Lionator]

1 minute ago, StanSP said:

Sounds controversial

 

Deliberate trip about 80 yards from the wolves goal. I can’t see how it’s a red in anyway. Not serious foul play, not violent conduct etc 

[StanSP]

Initially sounded controversial but they've all seen the replays and they seem to have found common sense. 

Sherwood was incredulous. Lewis-Skelly has scraped his boots down the achilles of the Wolves player apparently. 

[whoareyaaa]

Wolves will get something its the only game in my acc that can let me down, went for the Arsenal win.

[Number 6]

Just now, Fox85 said:

How Everton got a penalty for that is beyond me the Everton player fouled the Brighton lad and the Brighton lad when falling from the fould pushed the ball away.

 

The premier league is desperate for us to go down and will do anything to make sure we cannot stay up.

The PL don't give a **** if we stay up or go down, they just have incompetent officials.

[JimJams]

1 minute ago, JimJams said:

Straight red. It's just a trip when Wolves want to break, there's plenty of cover.

Ah, the trip he raises his studs.  It's an intentional trip but the studs up bit is just stupid from the lad.  Tried to play a clever foul and ballsed it up basically.

[Muzzy_no7]

Wolves getting some unbelievable luck again.

 

Everton the turd that just won’t flush. 

[-sodapop]

hate to defend arsenal but that's never a red

 

[jonny_wright]

Everton go 9 clear of us, and that’s them now out of it! 
 

Wolves or Ipswich now to join leicester and Southampton in the championship 

[The Bear]

Lol that's never a red for Lewis-Skelley in a million years. VAR is shocking it really is. No balls whatsoever to go against the refs. 

 

It's a trip and barely touches him with any studs. Baffling. 

[Lionator]

2 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Initially sounded controversial but they've all seen the replays and they seem to have found common sense. 

Sherwood was incredulous. Lewis-Skelly has scraped his boots down the achilles of the Wolves player apparently. 

He didn’t, he tripped him. That was it

 

where on earth are people seeing ‘studs up’? 

Edited 25 January by Lionator

[The Bear]

1 minute ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

Wolves getting some unbelievable luck again.

Well we're due about a season's worth of it 

[FrankieADZ]

[-sodapop]

1 minute ago, jonny_wright said:

Everton go 9 clear of us, and that’s them now out of it! 
 

Wolves or Ipswich now to join leicester and Southampton in the championship 

so funny that we passed over Moyes twice

[Lambert09]

2 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Initially sounded controversial but they've all seen the replays and they seem to have found common sense. 

Sherwood was incredulous. Lewis-Skelly has scraped his boots down the achilles of the Wolves player apparently. 

Not at all, it’s a standard trip miles from the goal. One of the worst decisions this season. 
 

man city do this about 10 times a game 

[JimJams]

3 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Initially sounded controversial but they've all seen the replays and they seem to have found common sense. 

Sherwood was incredulous. Lewis-Skelly has scraped his boots down the achilles of the Wolves player apparently. 

Unless the achilles has moved to the front of the leg, it definitely doesn't.  Though he does catch him with his studs.

[Jaspa]

Joe Linton again should've been sent off. Ankle height, off the ground lunge which connected full on.

 

Him and Guilmaraes get away with so much it's disgusting.

[Super_horns]

Can only be for some sort of violent conduct as the Wolves lad was well away from the Arsenal goal?

[Muzzy_no7]

2 minutes ago, The Bear said:

Well we're due about a season's worth of it 

Honestly just show yourself out with comments like that 😂😂😂

 

You got a seasons worth at the KP

[FrankieADZ]

1 minute ago, -sodapop said:

so funny that we passed over Moyes twice

we didnt, we looked, sounded out that he would have rejected us anyway

[JimJams]

2 minutes ago, Lionator said:

He didn’t, he tripped him. That was it

 

where on earth are people seeing ‘studs up’? 

He catches him with the bottom of his boot. So, the studs.

[jammie82uk]

4 minutes ago, Lionator said:

He didn’t, he tripped him. That was it

 

where on earth are people seeing ‘studs up’? 

Studs up above the ankle is what VAR are saying apparently, I really don’t see it as a red card and I don’t even understand why it’s being debated 

Edited 25 January by jammie82uk

[The Doctor]

Wolvarhampton getting the benefits of the ref again, quelle suprise.

[Lionator]

Just now, Super_horns said:

Can only be for some sort of violent conduct as the Wolves lad was well away from the Arsenal goal?

It’s literally just a cynical trip. It’s an awful awful decision.

 

If he slid him from behind, if he had his studs up, if he jumped into it, then fair. But it was a trip. It’s a yellow card. It’ll get overturned and PGMOL will be sending an apology to Arsenal for an incorrect decision. 

[The Bear]

Just now, Muzzy_no7 said:

You got a seasons worth at the KP

Zero luck about that game. Cunha was entitled to play, and your manager picked the worst keeper in the league.