Devils v Gooners

[Big Cat]

1) The HB that wasn't given (not that I'd've given it (nor the VAR for that matter))
2) The offside goal that wasn't offside... The AR is dead, long live the VAR
Discuss...

 

[RobOda]

Don't see the big deal with the 'handball'.

Offside was poor.

I think there was a Rashford tackle that might have warranted a red. There's a clip floating around where he absolutely flies in and ends up sliding in on the wet with both feet studs up. Got away with that one I think.

 

[deusex]

Don't see the big deal with the 'handball'.

Offside was poor.

I think there was a Rashford tackle that might have warranted a red. There's a clip floating around where he absolutely flies in and ends up sliding in on the wet with both feet studs up. Got away with that one I think.

Prob the fact that is was in the box?!?!

"studs up" does not appear in LoTG to my recollection. Prob because it's possible to make aperfectly legal "studs up" challenge

 

[spuddy1878]

The Rashford one was reckless but not sure any excessive force was used.

 

[Big Cat]

The EPL ARs are having a hard time accepting their new de-skilled role in the game. Can't blame them
KF was poor throughout. CK could've done a better job without moving from the TA

 

[RobOda]

Prob the fact that is was in the box?!?!

And?

"studs up" does not appear in LoTG to my recollection. Prob because it's possible to make aperfectly legal "studs up" challenge

You're coming across as arguing in bad faith here, so excuse me if I'm coming across as a bit short with you here; Studs up can be an indication of excessive force, and you're ignoring that I said he's absolutely flown in (i.e. no control) which has been exacerbated by the weather conditions (sliding in on the wet) with BOTH feet studs up.

And for what it was worth he was no where near to winning that challenge.

But yeah, it was a 'perfectly legal studs up challenge'. Let's go with that.

 

[lincs22]

Two threads - so closed.