Random fans on the internet make no difference to the outcome of PL matches. They do though make a difference to the respect shown to referees at grass roots level. The ins and outs of which decision is right and which is wrong isn’t really relevant. It’s too easy to focus on what has gone against you and fling out conspiracy theories. I don’t know where this is going but it isn’t to a good place. Now we have Klopp doing it as well.
Well, here’s a cocky Brighton fan… If the Albion keep Caicedo & RDZ, we will finish above Spurs & Chelsea next season.
I said that at the time. I believe Ulloa caught the Reading player on his chest, if I remember right. Jota's was certainly worse
I think (it's a long time ago) Ulloa was trying to kick the ball over his own head. He may have caught the Reading player in the head, but he couldn't see the player in the first place, and the contact was certainly nothing like as bad as yesterday's. Yesterday's was awful - it was a very high foot (standing leg on tip-toes), straight leg, straight into his head.
The hit on the ankle could certainly have been a red, but I wasn't 100% sure. That high challenge however, I just can't understand how that's not a red.
Poor refereeing! Totally agree though.
I don’t think that’s particularly cocky, if we were to hang on to all our key players, the manager and maybe add a face or two, there may will be only one or two teams who finish above us period…
Wouldn't happen though, would it? But, yeah - he would literally combust
I imagine he'd have run on the pitch, grabbed the ball, and put it on the penalty spot himself.
On the positive side, they may already be relegated by the time we play them.
Yep - I’m excited to watch this one tbh… think Leicester will win it by 2 or 3 tbh…
This, going to watch it and whatever the outcome there will be something to chuckle about.
