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Only with the first swing...Imagine 'missing' a rapist.
Stockholm syndrome is quite trendy these days in goonervilleImagine 'missing' a rapist.
Waiting for the day a winger or fullback takes him out on the touchline and proper hurts the prick.He does this every game. I've been keeping an eye out for it this season as they said they would be clamping down on managers leaving their area. He does it every game and gets away with it every game.
It's shocking.
Yesterday you could see the difference in having a secure, confident grown up in one dugout and this absolute insecure, train wreck in the other.
Who the fuck goes out dressed like that?Did you bring your newspapers?
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Okay I have to admit this was hilarious lmao
Yet more pro-Woolwich institutional bias. Frustrating they get away with so much shit.He does this every game. I've been keeping an eye out for it this season as they said they would be clamping down on managers leaving their area. He does it every game and gets away with it every game.
It's shocking.
Yesterday you could see the difference in having a secure, confident grown up in one dugout and this absolute insecure, train wreck in the other.
VAR review: Nketiah can count himself fortunate in this situation as the challenge is late and leading with a high foot.
What saves him from a red card is he challenges the space in front of Vicario, with the intention of blocking the goalkeeper's clearance. He mistimes it, and catches Vicario through his momentum. If Nketiah had gone directly toward Vicario with his leading foot, there would have been a clear case for a red card, even if he hadn't made contact with that leg. Intention isn't relevant for a red card decision, but where the player makes the challenge is.
The foul actually comes from his other leg, which is tucked into the ground. That just about makes a yellow card an acceptable disciplinary outcome.
At the end of the day, we're in the business of winning football matches and treating a draw like a win is a loser mentality. It's a good result that I'm pleased with and it represents a huge improvement on the NLD results from last season but I'm not going to call it "fabulous" and celebrate it as though it's a win.
I watched that sequence a couple more times and it's stomach churning thinking what could have happened to Vicario.
This bit from ESPN tried real hard to rationalise it - "just about an acceptable disciplinary outcome" my arse!
I felt bad for Saka when he missed his penalty in the Euros and left crying like a little b, but now I don’t. Fuck him.