I’m not sure how he stayed on ‘by the letter of the law’
Studs up
High
Out of control
Dangerous
Neville commentated if he’d made proper contact with vicario he would’ve been off
How does missing ….. and not breaking a leg’ excuse intent ?
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Match Scum (A) 24/09- 2PM - SUPER ANGE 🥰
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Studs up
High
Out of control
Dangerous
Neville commentated if he’d made proper contact with vicario he would’ve been off
How does missing ….. and not breaking a leg’ excuse intent ?
Alan Partridge & Rob nonce holding love child
As much as it makes everyone nervy, it is the only way to play possession football and if drilled enough times with good players there won't be mistakes.
Good way to tire their forward line through pointless pressing . On the positive i don't remember any of the defenders or vicario messing up the passing at the back.
Once vicario starts thumping the ball down the pitch , it is playing into the opponent's game plan as they wanted possession and were not set up for counterattacks
I think what saved him was that the studs weren't pointed at the player but at the passing line of the ball. Him clattering into vicario was deemed an attempt to play the ball but reckless nonetheless
thats a red card all day if that had connected vicario would have a broken leg period.
I think it's 50/50, and not helped by the fact that they switch integrations of the rule almost every year. A few seasons ago it was more or less zero tolerance, but then we saw certain teams like Liverpool and Man U seeming to deliberately shoot at arms inside the box rather than at the goal, so criticism that defenders would need to have their arms chopped off less to a relaxation of the rule.
Is zero tolerance back? Seems that way, but I'm sure we'll see some softball decisions granted that completely go against what we saw today.
You really a spurs fan?
At the end of the day we are in the business of entertaining and that we did - had a fabulous day and celebrated long into the night - went toe to toe with our fiercest rivals, in their back yard, one of the best teams in the land and more than matched them and shut their nauseous fan base up good and proper - it really was a fabulous day to be a spurs fan
6 games into the change mate.A little patience will go a long way.
You are fun.
We've been turned over at their place in many years, including the last three in the bounce. We've only won twice there in the Premier Leage era, the last being 13 years ago.
We gifted them their goals and they didn't really lay a glove on us, just six games into a new regime.
Fucking enjoy it, god knows there's not been a huge amount to celebrate for five years...
Deserves a daily reminder
They might, I actually posted that guy's speech in this thread because that line sums up Woolwich to a tee...
It is, but when confronted with illogical and often childish posters who attack me personally, rather than the points I make - then I tend to fight fire with fire.
- simply stick to discussing the content. Either that - or If you can't deal with it, don't engage .
What a drongoI plan to go to a Spurs game this season with my Celtic top on to pay appreciation to Ange and get my Angball fix. I hope I don't get a kicking
Good result all things considered.
Loved the fact we never gave up,even for the parts we were on the back foot.
They were at home,and considered by some to be city's main rivals this season. Their goals came from a an own goal and a penalty.
The penalty,whilst I don't like the rule, was correct imho
Still a shit rule though
And Nketiah(think it was him) was lucky to remain on the pitch
We come back twice to get a draw at the cradle of filth.
I'll take that
COYS
Edit.itvwas Nketiah,just seen above.
Loved the fact we never gave up,even for the parts we were on the back foot.
They were at home,and considered by some to be city's main rivals this season. Their goals came from a an own goal and a penalty.
The penalty,whilst I don't like the rule, was correct imho
Still a shit rule though
And Nketiah(think it was him) was lucky to remain on the pitch
We come back twice to get a draw at the cradle of filth.
I'll take that
COYS
Edit.itvwas Nketiah,just seen above.
Shay holding it down for the GK’s Union.
Rightly so.
That’s red on any other position on the pitch.