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I have used "you're right... i dont. But I know the laws". I have only ever used that line a couple times but in the right moment. Use it when heated and itll backfire. But generally speaking I ignore the term rules as I have from time to time used it myself.

You could use that argument about any rivalry (England v Germany, Man Utd v Leeds, Barcelona v Real Madrid etc) that is not directly local neighbours (Man Utd v Man City, Arsenal v Spurs for other examples)... This hatred more stems from issues such as political (Falklands) as well as the...

Surely this is a match thread not specifically about refereeing. Yes refereeing will be the primary talk but its a global event that as football fans we would want to talk about. To make this post about refereeing, from what I did see (missed a little of the game) I thought he had a very good...

Just seen this... (missed last half hour due to driving home from work).. This is why I actually dont like this new law/rule. Messi trying to get player sent off for touching his lips. No "prolonged" cover, not even a full cover of mouth...

Flash score has said the same

Just seen another shot of punches etc. And people called England sore losers....

Punches at the end. Hope FIFA come down on Argentina. Knowing they wont.

So 5 minutes in this additional 15 with no hydration break but just 4 minutes in the 45 with hydration break and 4 separate sub breaks of 7 players.

Could you argue that the free kick was taken and he handled it?

Surely the correct restart is dropped ball to keeper as ball still in area and last touch was also by a Spain player. Yes. I know Argentina were likely to gain possession but still...

Argentina doing their best to delay the 2nd half.

Not sure why the ref feels he needs to blow his whistle so much. But why did he not just play on when awarding a free kick on stroke of half time.

Its in your own post, the answer..

Seen them given (against Simeone). Argentina are just such a disliked team.

How has he found a foul there?

Hes wearing blue and white. At work (work for a major high street bookie) amount of people were talking cards and even put Mac Allister as an option whilst I tried to say this tournament seems to be card free tournament, they didnt believe me.

Point is... theyve allowed a very political flag to be raised by players, who are seen as influential, whilst fans cant show passion or far less messages.

If i had gone and had a ticket, I think being behind the goal we're now defending has the value for money eh...

I get this is a "weaker" French defence compared to their line ups in other games but in theory you could argue this is a weaker attack if using same criteria.. But this is how we should have defended v Argentina. They piled forward and we sat back then. France are now doing the same and we...

In that case, why were we stopped from having some flags, including this one, from inside stadiums... one was denied because the club logo added to the st georges contained a "warship"..