Things still not yet mentioned about yesterday's match

[Deleted User X18H]

1) Bournmouth's stonewall penalty later in the first half when either Surman or. Grabben was bundled over by El Abd. Hooper bottled that one.

2) Barnes superb defence splitting, slide rule pass to Orlandi late on.

3) The ball being stopped a foot inside the touch line by one of the Bournemouth coaches from an Upson clearance and both Hooper and his asstitant ignoring it and giving a throw in. What if they'd score as result of the throw in?

4) Oscar berating the Assistant after he adjudged Lua Lua had taken a foul throw. Never seen him so animated.

5) Richie Reynolds faux pau after reading out the Bournemouth subs.

R R R Runaround ...............now.

 

[Notters]

6) Lualua getting fouled 27 times without the ref giving out a single yellow card.

 

[Giraffe]

7) me shouting at the ref "you're a total cock, you're a total ****ing cock"

 

[Gwylan]

One thing that I haven't seen mentioned (and I haven't read every thread so this could be fixtures) is that the draw breaks the sequence of different results - it's the second consecutive draw at the Amex and that's the first time two successive league games have finished the same way this season

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

8) the explosion of the myth that Ince and Bridcutt play well together. They were rarely more than 5 yards apart and on more than one occasion fell over each other or ran into each other. If they are going to play together than they need to know their roles (I accept that this may be a moot point in light of Gus' raid South)

 

[Napper]

8) Beer ques were better than Hudds

 

[shaolinpunk]

I had a breakfast pie for the first time. I liked it.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

27) Giving it monster large to the Bournemouth fans across the divide when we equalised. Sent a few Dorset temple veins a popping in apoplexy. Wonderful scenes.

 

[Return of the Rev]

If barnes had missed our early chances he would have been castigated big time

 

[Brighton Mod]

If barnes had missed our early chances he would have been castigated big time

I have been a critic of Barnes in the past and would totally agree, Leo was guilty of some very poor finishing and should have gone in at half time with a hat trick. Not a word on here, the penalty should have been an irrelevance.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

9) Att: 28,282

 

[Return of the Rev]

9) att: 28,282

tickets sold

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

tickets sold

Well it certainly wasn't bums on seats

 

[Albion_Dave]

10) The amount of people that missed the equalizer.

 

[Gazwag]

4) Oscar berating the Assistant after he adjudged Lua Lua had taken a foul throw. Never seen him so animated.

Three foul throws in 4 games suggests some simple schoolboy training is being missed

 

[Coldeanseagull]

Simon Hooper stating he thought Boremuff deserved to win....sorry, I mean Eddie Howe

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

(136) When the coach did stop the ball going out of play he should have been sent from the bench.

(147(ii)b) How can you give a foul throw but ignore the goal keeper time wasting and kicking the ball from his hand being outside the box?

(168 sect 2) Food & Service is getting worse

 

[saafend_seagull]

Ulloa catching the ball with his hands in the 47th min to put him clean through

 

[stripeyshark]

1) Bournmouth's stonewall penalty later in the first half when either Surman or. Grabben was bundled over by El Abd. Hooper bottled that one.

2) Barnes superb defence splitting, slide rule pass to Orlandi late on.

3) The ball being stopped a foot inside the touch line by one of the Bournemouth coaches from an Upson clearance and both Hooper and his asstitant ignoring it and giving a throw in. What if they'd score as result of the throw in?

4) Oscar berating the Assistant after he adjudged Lua Lua had taken a foul throw. Never seen him so animated.

5) Richie Reynolds faux pau after reading out the Bournemouth subs.

R R R Runaround ...............now.

I see at least five foul throws every game. Shocking really.

 

[hola gus]

Three foul throws in 4 games suggests some simple schoolboy training is being missed

Totally agree. If I was a coach of 9 year olds I'd be disappointed if they took a foul throw so for a proffesional footballer spending all week on a training pitch and unable to take a throw in is just frankly appalling