glory_daze
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Didn't even analyse our ruled out goal but waxing lyrical about West Ham and Newcastle,s ones.Late, studs, shin.
Red card every time*
*Unless it's one of their players.
Didn't even analyse our ruled out goal but waxing lyrical about West Ham and Newcastle,s ones.Late, studs, shin.
Red card every time*
*Unless it's one of their players.
And by all accounts, the deflection off their defender means it should have stood.Didn't even analyse our ruled out goal but waxing lyrical about West Ham and Newcastle,s ones.
Was that enough of a shove by the Palace player for a pen? Not for me. Therefore, the goal was rightly disallowed as the Newcastle player completely took out the keeper.
Thought Willock milked it looking for a pen (not anticipating they would score).Was enough of a shove to negate any foul called against Willock.
Not all shoves have to be with great force. He puts him off the flight off the ball and makes the collision with the keeper look worse, because he's not headed the ball before probably colliding with him anyway. It's either a penalty or a goal.Was that enough of a shove by the Palace player for a pen? Not for me. Therefore, the goal was rightly disallowed as the Newcastle player completely took out the keeper.
....then it wouldn’t be a shove?Not all shoves have to be with great force.
I see that he pushes him, with the intention of making the player miss the ball or connect with the ball different to what he otherwise would have done. He then collides with the keeper as he would have most likely done anyway.....then it wouldn’t be a shove
So he collides with the keeper anyway irrespective of any contact. Probably why it was given. Normally I would agree with you but;I see that he pushes him, with the intention of making the player miss the ball or connect with the ball different to what he otherwise would have done. He then collides with the keeper as he would have most likely done anyway.
I don't see how out of everything that happens in that incident, Willock should be the one penalised. Which is what's being discussed, over and above my English language ability ha
See now we have common groundSo he collides with the keeper anyway irrespective of any contact. Probably why it was given. Normally I would agree with you but;
a) It’s Palace, so obviously it’s the correct decision and;
b) It’s Newcastle, so it’s very funny.