| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? 08:59 - Aug 31 with 1127 views | Brynmill_Jack |
I thought so , winced when I saw it happen and though I saw it plain as day on MOTD there was no mention of it from the commentator. Poor from the ref who then yellow carded a couple of far mor innocuous challenges.
Perhaps he thought Fergus was still in the away dugout? |  |
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| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 09:00 - Aug 31 with 1115 views | Dr_Winston |
Also Shaw's stamp on Ayew. |  |
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| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 09:03 - Aug 31 with 1092 views | monmouth |
I couldn't believe neither were even penalised, yet Williams was. Big club bollux maybe. |  |
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| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 09:11 - Aug 31 with 1045 views | Pegojack |
Atkinson is a poor ref, letting things go that he shouldn't and penalising trivial offences. I also noticed he allowed Schweinsteiger to hit a shot after he'd blown for a free kick to Swansea, right in front of him too, yet did nothing.
When Shelvey did exactly the same thing in the second half, he booked him. One rule for the rich.... |  | | |
| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 09:14 - Aug 31 with 1022 views | Dan_Swan |
For the life of me I cannot believe we ended up with the same number of yellow cards. I know that cards are given based on the severity of the fouls themselves but there were some committed by United yesterday that the officials didn't even deem worthy of free kicks when there should have been cards dished out for them!?!?
Possession aside United came out on top on the Fouls Stats 15 compared to our 6! [Post edited 31 Aug 2015 9:16]
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| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 09:15 - Aug 31 with 1011 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 09:11 - Aug 31 by Pegojack |
Atkinson is a poor ref, letting things go that he shouldn't and penalising trivial offences. I also noticed he allowed Schweinsteiger to hit a shot after he'd blown for a free kick to Swansea, right in front of him too, yet did nothing.
When Shelvey did exactly the same thing in the second half, he booked him. One rule for the rich.... |
Bang on the money there. Poor old Shelvey's reputation goes before him as always. Fine game from him yesterday and I've slagged siggy off in here countless times but his self sacrifice for the team , running his legs off and harrying the oppo at every turn was just magnificent. | |
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| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 09:28 - Aug 31 with 963 views | ScoobyWho |
| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 09:15 - Aug 31 by Brynmill_Jack |
Bang on the money there. Poor old Shelvey's reputation goes before him as always. Fine game from him yesterday and I've slagged siggy off in here countless times but his self sacrifice for the team , running his legs off and harrying the oppo at every turn was just magnificent. |
Yes Bryn, Gylfi was magnificent yesterday, his running was outstanding.
I went to the game yesterday then did a shop fit overnight and still now I'm buzzing from the atmosphere yesterday, I'm hardly tired ! And no ..... I am a clean living chap ðŸ‘
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| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 10:07 - Aug 31 with 847 views | Johnw102 |
| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 09:11 - Aug 31 by Pegojack |
Atkinson is a poor ref, letting things go that he shouldn't and penalising trivial offences. I also noticed he allowed Schweinsteiger to hit a shot after he'd blown for a free kick to Swansea, right in front of him too, yet did nothing.
When Shelvey did exactly the same thing in the second half, he booked him. One rule for the rich.... |
Perhaps because Swinesticker was on a yellow already, wrong but that does influence refs when it is against "big" teams. |  |
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| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 10:15 - Aug 31 with 819 views | builthjack |
They could/should have had a red and another 3 yellows. Some refs seem frightened to upset the so called big boys. |  |
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| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 10:20 - Aug 31 with 794 views | monmouth |
| Smalling's foul on Cork - worthy of a straight red? on 10:07 - Aug 31 by Johnw102 |
Perhaps because Swinesticker was on a yellow already, wrong but that does influence refs when it is against "big" teams. |
Nah, if Shelves had just chipped it to the goalie and jogged away he wouldn't have been booked. he dragged it wide, hence 'deliberate timewasting' probably.
No need to look for ghosts; Shaw and Smalling were the guilty escapees yesterday. If our players had committed those tackles you just know there would have been ructions. | |
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