[Albion] Did Sanchez do the right thing?

[theboybilly]

And we get to see someone else in goal so win win. He’s made a lot of errors recently.


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He was awful today. Totally out of sorts

 

[amexer]

In the enheadless when he ran out d did right thing but his timing and positioning was terrible. Just looked headless and then had no option but to foul him. VAR gets stick but today put 2 wrong decisions right.

 

[Bodian]

In the enheadless when he ran out d did right thing but his timing and positioning was terrible. Just looked headless and then had no option but to foul him. VAR gets stick but today put 2 wrong decisions right.

Should never have been put in that position though - didn't it come from one of our own players giving the ball away for it to be put through to Wilson. Anyway, good job he wasn't nearer his goal, it would have been a penalty as well.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Interesting to see quite a lot of criticism and acknowledgement that Sanchez has been a bit erratic recently considering I mentioned this last week and got slaughtered...

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[GT49er]

100% correct decision according to all the MOTD pundits. Looking at it, I can only agree wth them 100%.

 

[Terry Butcher Tribute Act]

4th colossal balls up in 4 games, look forward to Naylor spinning that one as another great moment in his 1 year and 1 week career as a regular

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[Dibdab]

Sanchez won us a point today have no doubts about that. The best thing he did all game.

 

[HastingsSeagull]

8% need their head checking!

 

[sydney]

yes he did , hopefully he learns from it though.

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

If it’s one game - definitely.

As has been pointed out it looks like Sanchez could do with a break anyway.

 

[dwayne]

Why does Sanchez have this weird thing where he can't jump for a ball with an opposition player standing near him. It's pure panic everytime.

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[m@goo]

I've said yes but it was a half hearted challenge. I wonder if he could have stood him up and guided him away rather than stick a soft foot in it might have worked better?

 

[BNthree]

It's not the first time I've seen Dunky have to pull on the goalkeeper's shirt and gloves. Can anybody remember which game was the last time he had to do it?

I don't but it was a Championship match at the Amex. He kept a clean sheet then too.

 

[nickbrighton]

8% need their head checking!

I voted no on the basis that as a straight red I thought it was a three match ban. As its only one match I would now vote yes.

 

[Greg Bobkin]

Yes, because he saved a certain goal for the barcodes.

And yes again because we got to see Lewis Dunk don the gloves and keeper's shirt, which is ALWAYS a good thing!

 

[Dick Head]

I don't but it was a Championship match at the Amex. He kept a clean sheet then too.

[MENTION=643]nwgull[/MENTION] has a better memory than both of us.

Forest at home at beginning of 16/17 season. We were 3-0 up at the time though so less pressure on him.

 

[Charlies Shinpad]

We also have Duffy and Veltman one booking away from a ban as well

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[pocketseagull]

I don't but it was a Championship match at the Amex. He kept a clean sheet then too.

It was against Nottingham Forest in 2016 after Stockdale was injured.

Again I was slightly disappointed that Duck didn't have to make a save.

 

[Dick Swiveller]

As it worked out for us - yes. But it highlights the stupidity of that rule. I have always said it should be a booking and a penalty. If you are denying a goal scoring opportunity then award a goal scoring opportunity. Another suggestion that I know will be shouted down is to have a penalty goal for blatant denying of a goal rather than just a goal scoring opportunity. Sending a player off in the first minute for a clash 50 yards from goal is not the same as Sanchez stopping an almost certain winner in injury time and I don't think either should be punishable by a sending off

 

[Dick Swiveller]

It was against Nottingham Forest in 2016 after Stockdale was injured.

Again I was slightly disappointed that Duck didn't have to make a save.

Be disappointed no longer.