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Yesterday's surprise result of the day - Fort William won ! (and they kept a clean sheet)
I was talking to an American in Edinburgh about 13 years ago, he had just been introduced to football over here, and I asked him who he supported, he responded, in typical american fashion 'yoo-nahted' thats what it sounded like anyway, I had to explain to him that, at the time, there was at least 3 Uniteds in the Premier League at the time, Manchester, Newcastle and West Ham...It is the same in Ireland, Man U are just United...
63 minutes...Rooney replaces Kagawa
64 minutes...Rooney appeals for a penalty...not given.
what does that prove? rooney barged into caulker then slipped over. he then launched a foul mouthed tirade against the assistant. rooney now flattens lennon and stops a counter.
what does that prove?
Could mean anything from a genuine claim to desperation to saving face after cocking up. Did said foul mouthed tirade end in a yellow card?
Yesterday's surprise result of the day - Fort William won ! (and they kept a clean sheet)
what does that prove? rooney barged into caulker then slipped over. he then launched a foul mouthed tirade against the assistant. rooney now flattens lennon and stops a counter.
Stonewall penalty according to pundits, so Man Utd don't get all the decisions their way.
Other than that, I'll not comment further until I've seen MOTD.
Manager's dont often criticise referees after victories?
Insightful.
Anyone blamed the pitch yet? (Thus calling the referees competency into question)
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Van Persie has been an excellent signing for Manchester United though, no question about that.
Tottenham Hotspur now have taken 5 points out of 6 from Manchester United this season.
Tottenham Hotspur equalise 3 minutes into injury time.
4 out of 6, 3 for their win, and 1 for the draw.
Suppose we best start calling it AVB time.
4 out of 6, 3 for their win, and 1 for the draw.
Van Persie has been an excellent signing for Manchester United though, no question about that.
They scored within the allocated time though.
they scored within the allocated time though.
Suppose we best start calling it AVB time.
I bet though if that was the other way around (i.e. Man Utd scoring) It would be wrong because its "Fergie Time" )
Stonewall penalty, as various pundits said.
I bet though if that was the other way around (i.e. Man Utd scoring) It would be wrong because its "Fergie Time" )
When the 4th official put his board up at 45 and 90 mins it indicates a MINIMUM allocated time to be added, if the referee thinks there should be more time to be added he is allowed to, but he isnt meant to blow the whistle to end the half/match before the minimum time has expired.
When the 4th official put his board up at 45 and 90 mins it indicates a MINIMUM allocated time to be added, if the referee thinks there should be more time to be added he is allowed to, but he isnt meant to blow the whistle to end the half/match before the minimum time has expired.
If Fergie doesn't get punished for his outburst against the referee and linesman today then the FA are left in a percarious situation, it would leave the door open for managers to abuse the officials all the time. I do agree it should of been a penalty, but the penalty in the Chelsea game wasnt as the forward (cant remember who it was) put his feet in an un natural position and fell over Sczecney
Rooney barged into Caulker then slipped over. He then launched a foul mouthed tirade against the assistant.
Well to me it looked like a total dive similar to Parkers earlier.
Having review the Rooney penalty it does appear he may have been unlucky. I've seen many of them given and Fergie was correct to be annoyed.