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Jesus ran into Lamptey, not the other way round.

I think most of us appreciate that you'll win some decisions and lose some. What pisses me off is the inconsistency, and the bias in the EPL. I live in Austria and watch a lot of live and TV football here. The standard of football is way below the EPL, but the standard of referring is better...

The follow through wasn't excessive in force or studs up. However, in the case of the studs planted in Mac Allister's chest it was - but no penalty. I don't understand.

Why does the strength of Lamptey's touch matter? He either got the ball or he didn't.

If an attacker is clean through, keeper dives at his feet, punches the ball away then takes out the attacker. Is that a penalty? If an attacker is clean through, keeper dives at his feet, gets a slight touch on the ball away then takes out the attacker. Is that a penalty?

According to the law it should have been a penalty when Rice grabbed Dunk in the penalty area.

He touched it, it did change direction. No penalty.

Enciso shoved in the back and the ref waves play on. Getting silly now.

Commentator is a dick, saying it's a penalty because Lamptey only got a little nick on the ball.

He played the ball. How on earth can they give it?

I'm just back from Salzburg v Graz cup semi-final. Salzburg lost 3-4 :cry: The second half had 5 goals with long celebrations, 6 substitutions, 2 injuries when the trainer came on (but not for very long), and two players booked for time wasting. I was expecting about 10 minutes added, but it...

Actually 6 days :ROFLMAO:

The first foul was from Wissa, therefore penalty.

So is it ok to grab hold of someone? If that happened anywhere else on the pitch it’s free kick.

Most teams don't give us the space to play. Last season more of them did.

why no yellow card for deliberate handball?

Wissa first foul, Dunk second, Wissa third. Dunk only pushed Wissa because he'd grabbed him.

"Belgium’s league system is unique in the fact that the title is decided via a championship playoff round, contested by the top six sides from across the 30-game regular season." Not so - exactly the same as the Austrian system.

The feast day of Easter was first a pagan holiday of renewal and rebirth (and Christmas is based on the pagan holiday of Saturnalia). So you should be apologising to non-pagans. :ROFLMAO:

Without Joao Pedro, Mitoma and March.