| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? 09:14 - Dec 3 with 944 views | ZXBlue |
Don't get it.
De gea needs dropping as well. Not as if he was seriously hurt. |  | | |  |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:16 - Dec 3 with 919 views | StokieBlue |
Nothing wrong with that goal at all.
Would be more controversy for me if it didn't stand and Arsenal certainly shouldn't have allowed them to score given they did nothing wrong.
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| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:17 - Dec 3 with 918 views | hatch |
I don’t get why the media aren’t talking about it in this light either. De Gea felt a nick so went down assuming it was an oppo player thinking he could win the foul.
Even if he was slightly hurt if you’re playing in that level of competition you make sure to keep facing play and give it your best attempt.
De Gea thought he could win a free kick and got stung for it. Rightly so. Should always be a goal unless he’d been absolutely clattered. |  | | |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:19 - Dec 3 with 909 views | StokieBlue |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:17 - Dec 3 by hatch |
I don’t get why the media aren’t talking about it in this light either. De Gea felt a nick so went down assuming it was an oppo player thinking he could win the foul.
Even if he was slightly hurt if you’re playing in that level of competition you make sure to keep facing play and give it your best attempt.
De Gea thought he could win a free kick and got stung for it. Rightly so. Should always be a goal unless he’d been absolutely clattered. |
"De Gea thought he could win a free kick and got stung for it. Rightly so. Should always be a goal unless he’d been absolutely clattered."
He could never have won a freekick as it was his own player who caused the "injury".
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| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:20 - Dec 3 with 901 views | Zx1988 |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:17 - Dec 3 by hatch |
I don’t get why the media aren’t talking about it in this light either. De Gea felt a nick so went down assuming it was an oppo player thinking he could win the foul.
Even if he was slightly hurt if you’re playing in that level of competition you make sure to keep facing play and give it your best attempt.
De Gea thought he could win a free kick and got stung for it. Rightly so. Should always be a goal unless he’d been absolutely clattered. |
He's felt contact, so he's had every right to go to ground.
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| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:30 - Dec 3 with 864 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
To be fair, I don't think there was any controversy.
Nearly every pundit etc that I have seen has agreed it a goal.
The pundits on the match were unanimous.
I think it's just a talking point because it's unusual. |  |
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| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:33 - Dec 3 with 842 views | ITFC_Forever |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:19 - Dec 3 by StokieBlue |
"De Gea thought he could win a free kick and got stung for it. Rightly so. Should always be a goal unless he’d been absolutely clattered."
He could never have won a freekick as it was his own player who caused the "injury".
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We all know that, but I don't think De Gea did at the time - it looks he made the assumption it was an opponent that stood on his achilles (which is painful to be fair) so made the most of it. |  |
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| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:37 - Dec 3 with 805 views | BlueStreak |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:19 - Dec 3 by StokieBlue |
"De Gea thought he could win a free kick and got stung for it. Rightly so. Should always be a goal unless he’d been absolutely clattered."
He could never have won a freekick as it was his own player who caused the "injury".
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Yeah there has never been a decision that has gone in favour of a keeper when no opposition player has ever touched him, right?! |  | | |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:47 - Dec 3 with 762 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
It’s controversial because if De Gea was really injured then it’s sh*thouse for Arsenal to have taken the opportunity to score into the empty net. If however you think De Gea was milking it to either try and win a free kick (not realising it was Fred who trod on him) or to force a break in play and stop the danger then Arsenal were quite right to ignore it
Personally I lean towards the latter and that he got what he deserved, but not difficult to see why there’s controversy on it [Post edited 3 Dec 2021 9:52]
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| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:51 - Dec 3 with 750 views | hatch |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:30 - Dec 3 by Marshalls_Mullet |
To be fair, I don't think there was any controversy.
Nearly every pundit etc that I have seen has agreed it a goal.
The pundits on the match were unanimous.
I think it's just a talking point because it's unusual. |
I think pundits are saying it should be a goal, yes, but no one has mentioned the fact that De Gea was clearly milking it on the assumption it was an Arsenal player that stamped on him.
De Gea should be more heavily criticised than the media are giving out at the moment in my opinion. It’s giving me as much joy as a player getting carded for diving and only helps to drive dramatics out of the game. | | | |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:52 - Dec 3 with 735 views | StokieBlue |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:37 - Dec 3 by BlueStreak |
Yeah there has never been a decision that has gone in favour of a keeper when no opposition player has ever touched him, right?! |
I think it happens less than it used to don't you?
Still overprotected of course but the ref was never giving a foul there.
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| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 10:00 - Dec 3 with 685 views | Wickets |
Yup simple no foul so its a goal ! |  | | |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 10:31 - Dec 3 with 590 views | Garv |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 09:51 - Dec 3 by hatch |
I think pundits are saying it should be a goal, yes, but no one has mentioned the fact that De Gea was clearly milking it on the assumption it was an Arsenal player that stamped on him.
De Gea should be more heavily criticised than the media are giving out at the moment in my opinion. It’s giving me as much joy as a player getting carded for diving and only helps to drive dramatics out of the game. |
Shearer was quite good in saying how he should have and arguably could have (considering he was fine a couple of minutes later) stayed up and stopped the goal going in. |  |
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| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 10:45 - Dec 3 with 544 views | hatch |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 10:31 - Dec 3 by Garv |
Shearer was quite good in saying how he should have and arguably could have (considering he was fine a couple of minutes later) stayed up and stopped the goal going in. |
Ahh I didn’t catch MOTD, was watching Prime reaction but that’s good to hear. | | | |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 12:27 - Dec 3 with 440 views | Garv |
| Why on earth is there any controversy about the Arsenal goal last night? on 10:45 - Dec 3 by hatch |
Ahh I didn’t catch MOTD, was watching Prime reaction but that’s good to hear. |
He was actually in the studio for the game. Prime's coverage is quite good, Evra, Shearer and Henry was the line up for United Arsenal. | |
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