Lucifer MorningStar
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It’s extremely slow but some very questionable decisions by the officials as well. Certainly not a great watch so far.Judging by the comments, I'm guessing the Arsenal v Chelsea game isn't overly entertaining
It’s extremely slow but some very questionable decisions by the officials as well. Certainly not a great watch so far.Judging by the comments, I'm guessing the Arsenal v Chelsea game isn't overly entertaining
i think there will be a red card out of frustration soon. Several players feigning contact and going down....can see a "shirt grabbing" incident as someone tries to pick someone up off the floor and a big pile in happening.Judging by the comments, I'm guessing the Arsenal v Chelsea game isn't overly entertaining
That’s exactly what it feels like watching. Not a great game for the neutral, some very scrappy moments.i think there will be a red card out of frustration soon. Several players feigning contact and going down....can see a "shirt grabbing" incident as someone tries to pick someone up off the floor and a big pile in happening.
Shredded wheat.Judging by the comments, I'm guessing the Arsenal v Chelsea game isn't overly entertaining
I don’t think anyone’s arguing about the transfer falling through as it happens and the reason behind it with PSR makes sense.Late to the party for the Everton / McNeil discussion, but from my side:
Yes, if true, us not speaking and explaining the situation to the player is poor form BUT the reason coming out of the club that we could not complete the deal was the fact that the AC Milan move for JP did not go through (£35m) so we were concerned about PSR regulations and also a lot of cash going out of the club and nothing coming in, thus the late decision to change from a sale to a loan with an option to buy but then running out of time.
The whole transfer was a little odd from my view anyway. A player we had no links to at all anywhere in the press and who we have loads of a fair number of similar players. Seemed an odd one, and the Everton support seemed delighted to see the back of him.
I'm still in shock we have just lumped 43m on 1 player. I remember getting excited when we paid out £250k for Eddie McGoldrick in 1989 !![]()
Absolutely should have been Chalobah follows through by easing the leg taking out the player. Doesn’t matter now though Chelsea got what they deserved for lack of ambition in the game.
Should it have been a penalty?
At first, at the time I thought no...your legs are heavy things....once they start being dragged around by momentum there is little you can do to stop them. Took the ball cleanly outside the area.
Should it have been a penalty?
At first, at the time I thought no...your legs are heavy things....once they start being dragged around by momentum there is little you can do to stop them. Took the ball cleanly outside the area.
But, watching again, there is definitely seems to be a conscious move to lift his left foot upwards to make contact....so perhaps wouldn't have been overturned by VAR if given on the pitch.
I think what caught everyone out was that it was reported:Late to the party for the Everton / McNeil discussion, but from my side:
Yes, if true, us not speaking and explaining the situation to the player is poor form BUT the reason coming out of the club that we could not complete the deal was the fact that the AC Milan move for JP did not go through (£35m) so we were concerned about PSR regulations and also a lot of cash going out of the club and nothing coming in, thus the late decision to change from a sale to a loan with an option to buy but then running out of time.
The whole transfer was a little odd from my view anyway. A player we had no links to at all anywhere in the press and who we have loads of a fair number of similar players. Seemed an odd one, and the Everton support seemed delighted to see the back of him.
I'm still in shock we have just lumped 43m on 1 player. I remember getting excited when we paid out £250k for Eddie McGoldrick in 1989 !![]()
Should it have been a penalty?