Footy - the new one

[Cobs]

7mins injury time, Raya faked injury for 2 and a half minutes - Arteta furious they’re playing beyond 8mins

 

he’s such a little c***

[Barnesy_10]

1 minute ago, Cobs said:

7mins injury time, Raya faked injury for 2 and a half minutes - Arteta furious they’re playing beyond 8mins

 

he’s such a little c***

I just nearly threw something at the TV seeing him having a go at 4th official for the time added on 

[Cobs]

Only saw the last 15mins

was the atmosphere that s*** all game?

[Cheesecake]

I hate this sort of stuff -

 

"Lucas Pires flies in with a high boot and Bukayo Saka goes down holding his head despite there being no contact.

A booking for the Burnley man."

[Barnesy_10]

Just now, Cheesecake said:

I hate this sort of stuff -

 

"Lucas Pires flies in with a high boot and Bukayo Saka goes down holding his head despite there being no contact.

A booking for the Burnley man."

Saka is one unlikeable c*** 

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

mad - they've not had a red card nor conceded a peno this season (in the league at least)

Trossard, on a yellow vs Villa, grabs a shirt & prevents a break - free kick, no 2nd yellow

the headbutt

this, today...

[Greenoak]

1 minute ago, Barnesy_10 said:

Saka is one unlikeable c*** 

Everyone associated with Arsenal is an unlikeable c***.

The only thing they excel at is being cheating c****

[Barnesy_10]

About to be crowned champions next game and it’s last home game of the season today and loads of fans leave the ground ahead of any pitch walk

 

[Cobs]

They both go in high

How the f*** did he not see a for that?

[dyl]

1 minute ago, Cobs said:

They both go in high

How the f*** did he not see a for that?

Laaaahndan, innit

[Cobs]

2 minutes ago, dyl said:

Laaaahndan, innit

Force wasn’t massive but he’s miles from the ball, it’s quite deliberate - studs into his calf. He has to be sent off for that. Incredible 

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

funny thing is Arsenal can't even admit they got away with one. It's as if by saying on twitter "yeah, could have been a red, got lucky" is suddenly going to change the result against them

That's 2 MASSIVE f*** ups by refs / VAR in this weekend's set of games alone

[Zoob]

The non red is up there among the worst decisions of the season, and there's some stiff competition on that one

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

f***'s sakes - obv dependent on tomorrow - but Arsenal away to Palace last game who have their final - I don't know why but after the UEFA Cup Final, you'd think UEFA Cup would be after that one - on the 28th and who haven't won in the league since 12 April.

Not a f***ing hope Arsenal don't win that. 

Only hoping City win tomorrow and grab a couple of early goals vs Villa to get the arses clenching

[Barnesy_10]

Apparently Arsenal haven’t even conceded a penalty all season neither 

[smithdown]

 

 

Is it over the water?  
 

 

[kop205]

Guardiola leaving City = they're getting found guilty = for the optics of the league it looks really bad if they win it again = make sure Arsenal do 

[Hassony]

9 minutes ago, kop205 said:

Guardiola leaving City = they're getting found guilty = for the optics of the league it looks really bad if they win it again = make sure Arsenal do 

At least it's not going to be a win for sportswashing,  as the trophy gets lifted in the Emirates stadium,  with 'visit Rwanda' ads in the background 

[Cobs]

4 hours ago, Hassony said:

At least it's not going to be a win for sportswashing,  as the trophy gets lifted in the Emirates stadium,  with 'visit Rwanda' ads in the background 

The trophy is getting lifted at Selhurst Park - a truly fitting venue - probably with adverts for Ray’s Taxis in the background

[Ripley]

Didnt see the match but caught up on the video(s) of Havertz incident.

To answer an earlier question, the c*nt of a ref was Paul Tierney (quelle surprise.)

A look at the ref forum reveals absolute unanimity for a red. At least one contributor made the apparently salent point that the reason the VAR (Rob Jones) did not get involved was because he will have been aware that the on field ref had such a clear view that he (VAR) was mindful of the policy "not to re-referee the game". if this really is a policy. its application seems to be totally random - except that one club has benefitted from both aspects recently.

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

2 hours ago, Ripley said:

Didnt see the match but caught up on the video(s) of Havertz incident.

To answer an earlier question, the c*nt of a ref was Paul Tierney (quelle surprise.)

A look at the ref forum reveals absolute unanimity for a red. At least one contributor made the apparently salent point that the reason the VAR (Rob Jones) did not get involved was because he will have been aware that the on field ref had such a clear view that he (VAR) was mindful of the policy "not to re-referee the game". if this really is a policy. its application seems to be totally random - except that one club has benefitted from both aspects recently.

VAR did get involved? Assume they said to the ref he has to go

Love the mental gymnastics from Arsenal on the socials -

 - his leg was bent as he went in rather that straight so it's not a red card...

 - It's AI

 - it didn't hurt, it's really just a scratch....

[Gethin]

TNT not showing any of the European finals on free to air this season. That's never coming back then 

[guernseygareth]

Up yours, Le Tissier!

[Jay M]

Southampton kicked out of the playoffs and Middlesbrough are into the final

[stressederic]

Turns out they weren't just spying on Boro.