Moonchesteri wrote:Calm down, use common sense and you'll see it should not have been a red.
The hand ball on the other hand??
Wonderwall wrote:Moonchesteri wrote:Calm down, use common sense and you'll see it should not have been a red.
The hand ball on the other hand??
Just saw a replay. He clearly denied a goal scoring opportunity. Its a RED CARD all day long.
I am calm too and have common sense
Wonderwall wrote:Just catching up with what the "expert pundits" made of it. OMG what the fuck is that ginger twat scholes doing at our ground the fucking slitherin wanker. I wish it was in 3D as i would have twatted the fucker out of sight.
Blue Since 76 wrote:Listening to the ex-Chelsea player and plastic rag on TalkSport they said it wasn't a red, as to be a goal scoring opportunity, the law states you have to have the ball under control. As it hadn't reached Aguero, it therefore isn't a red. In that case, it isn't, but the rule isn't quite right if it allows a player to stop a tap in by stopping the player reaching the ball.
That said, I couldn't really see the incident from the opposite end of the ground, so I'm not totally sure what happened
Beefymcfc wrote:Blue Since 76 wrote:Listening to the ex-Chelsea player and plastic rag on TalkSport they said it wasn't a red, as to be a goal scoring opportunity, the law states you have to have the ball under control. As it hadn't reached Aguero, it therefore isn't a red. In that case, it isn't, but the rule isn't quite right if it allows a player to stop a tap in by stopping the player reaching the ball.
That said, I couldn't really see the incident from the opposite end of the ground, so I'm not totally sure what happened
I'd like to see that regulation as from what I remember there is no referral to having the ball under control and just the act of 'Stopping a goal scoring opportunity'.
Seems we listen to these so called experts believing in everything they say and then using an incorrect ruling to back-up a point.
In other words, it's bollocks.
Aguero was denied a clear goal scoring opportunity by Maicon. The rule states that he should've been sent off but the ref chose otherwise, just like the ref did when Vidic pulled down the Villa player in the Cup Final. He should've gone then as Maicon should've gone last night yet the ref decided otherwise, how can this be the case?
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:How can it be a 'clear goalscoring opportunity' when he doesn't have the ball?
Wonderwall wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:How can it be a 'clear goalscoring opportunity' when he doesn't have the ball?
OK so a long ball is played through and the offside trap is broken on the halfway line, the striker is running towards the ball with just the keeper in front of him. He hasnt reached the ball yet but he is a clear favourite for it to go 1 v 1 on the keeper, however the defender knows he wont reach the ball so he decides to take out the striker from behind about 20 yds from goal? Red or not?
Mikhail Chigorin wrote:It should have been an instantaneous red card without any debate whatsoever.
Aguero was 'prevented' from getting to the ball and having a shot in the crudest way possible.
We all know what the outcome would have been if a City player had committed such a foul at the other end.
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Wonderwall wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:How can it be a 'clear goalscoring opportunity' when he doesn't have the ball?
OK so a long ball is played through and the offside trap is broken on the halfway line, the striker is running towards the ball with just the keeper in front of him. He hasnt reached the ball yet but he is a clear favourite for it to go 1 v 1 on the keeper, however the defender knows he wont reach the ball so he decides to take out the striker from behind about 20 yds from goal? Red or not?
That's a totally different scenario. How is the ref supposed to judge that Aguero will get there before anyone else in that instance last night? He may have been favourite to get there but that wasn't clearly obvious.
Wonderwall wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Wonderwall wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:How can it be a 'clear goalscoring opportunity' when he doesn't have the ball?
OK so a long ball is played through and the offside trap is broken on the halfway line, the striker is running towards the ball with just the keeper in front of him. He hasnt reached the ball yet but he is a clear favourite for it to go 1 v 1 on the keeper, however the defender knows he wont reach the ball so he decides to take out the striker from behind about 20 yds from goal? Red or not?
That's a totally different scenario. How is the ref supposed to judge that Aguero will get there before anyone else in that instance last night? He may have been favourite to get there but that wasn't clearly obvious.
thats poppycock and you know it. The ref was perfectly place to that Aguero was being fouled, why foul him if he was not favourite to get the ball?
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Wonderwall wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Wonderwall wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:How can it be a 'clear goalscoring opportunity' when he doesn't have the ball?
OK so a long ball is played through and the offside trap is broken on the halfway line, the striker is running towards the ball with just the keeper in front of him. He hasnt reached the ball yet but he is a clear favourite for it to go 1 v 1 on the keeper, however the defender knows he wont reach the ball so he decides to take out the striker from behind about 20 yds from goal? Red or not?
That's a totally different scenario. How is the ref supposed to judge that Aguero will get there before anyone else in that instance last night? He may have been favourite to get there but that wasn't clearly obvious.
thats poppycock and you know it. The ref was perfectly place to that Aguero was being fouled, why foul him if he was not favourite to get the ball?
Bollox, there is no guarantee Aguero's getting there even if Maicon doesn't pull him back. The ref has a split second to determine whether Aguero is definitely going to reach that ball, perfectly understandable that he didn't deem it to be a clear goalscoring opportunity.
Wonderwall wrote:Just catching up with what the "expert pundits" made of it. OMG what the fuck is that ginger twat scholes doing at our ground the fucking slitherin wanker. I wish it was in 3D as i would have twatted the fucker out of sight.
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