It's surreal. I watched MotD 2 last night, and their discussion over the Son penalty claim was just... odd... it's as if they were watching a different video to the one being shown. Talking about Son throwing his right leg out to get caught by Maguire (which didn't appear to be the case to me) with absolutely no analysis over Leicester's penalty award - the latter being inexcusable when you have an entire programme focussed on only two matches. Regardless of that, we all know that the "you either give the penalty or book the player for diving" rule is never followed properly so to drag out some stat that we have had 4 yellows in such a manner is rather meaningless. How many times have we seen a penalty appeal merely waved away by the referee with no card given? Oliver deciding to play the cunt against us was just par for the course yesterday. Salah diving, getting a penalty, and therefore not getting a yellow card (while he actually deserved one) has happened a darn sight more frequently than our so called 'dives'.
You're a supporter, so show some support to the players who have to suffer this crap every week for YOU!
Agree completely with this. It's also why I was thrilled to finally see the narrative around Salah change to 'diver' as you just know those referees read the backpages and will have it in the back of their mind next time they officiate a Liverpool game. Already we're seeing fewer Liverpool penalties than over Christmas.
Just read the 'Match Report,' in the Daily mail. The 'journalist,' should be ashamed of himself. He doesn't even try to hide his bias. Embarrassed for him.
The media are wankers, Tories are wankers, Trump supporters are wankers, the world is full of wankers Fuck em.
Leftfield theory on this... Could it be Wembley being a bit soulless/the atmosphere is subdued which is putting less pressure on a referee to give us the penalty decision? You can imagine the new South Stand going bananas and giving that little extra mental push to get the referee to give it.
Ok, soz! And add Jermaine Jenas to the ex-Spurs people who have turned traitor. Jenas said it was a dive by Son and used the replay on MOTD2 which actually showed Macguire making contact which he ignored. They never showed the Leicester penalty at all.
First match in the new ground, 3 penalties awarded attacking the South Stand. Kane penalty hat trick. Pump it into my veins.
Premier League winner labels Spurs star a cheat - Spurs Web - Tottenham Hotspur Football News Save you from reading this drivel, it’s Chris Sutton accusing Sonny of diving. It’s so blatantly not a dive but the dickheads in the media are doubling down. Surprised even JJ is even falling for this narrative, even with the evidence to show England’s Slabhead clumsily sticking his leg across like that.
A Swedish journo named Frida Fagerlund touched on another interesting factor. One our side, was Son. A great player but very underrated by anyone that isn't Spurs for some daft reason. On the Leicester side Harry "slabhead" McGuire. Nailed down CB for England and by some even talked about as a possible part of the captain's lineup for England. Combine that with the seeming anti-Tottenham bias from some parts of the media and who do you think Oliver is going to be inclined to side with?
Tweet— Twitter API (@user) date In the history of football... PSG, City, the Chavs really? I mean some far more historic sides not on that list. AC Milan, Ajax or even Celtic, which are more historical than PSG, City, Chavs and Woolwich.
TBF, I did notice that. Not saying he dived. there was contact but being honest if it was Salah yesterday would we all be crying foul on his behalf? Honestly?! No
AC Milan has won 7 Serie A titles since Liverpool last won England's first division. They have also won a CL, Super Cup in Europe too. PSG and City are odd inclusions too for their lack of European silverware. Without knowing the criteria I can understand why chavs are there seeing as they have won many a domestic trophy and Europa and CL recently, historically, of course, it's fuck all, then my guess is seeing it's a French publication they would have to delete history in order to include PSG.
Strangely inverted take there.... If Salah.... Would the pen have been given? Would he have been universally lambasted after? Sonny: "Seem 'em given" as the cliche goes....