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I feel sick 22:00 - Mar 10 with 648 viewsSamWhiteUK

What an absolute joke. Fantastic second half and we're done again by a refereeing decision. And the guy is possibly offside as well.

Shouldn't be coming down to things like that and the first half wasn't good enough, but that almost feels worse than the Leicester one because we actually HAD done enough to get in front.

And it means Kipre now misses a game. What a bloody evening.
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I feel sick on 22:01 - Mar 10 with 587 viewsLeoMuff

Wtf is wrong with these refs, that was so so soft

The only Muff in Town.
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I feel sick on 22:01 - Mar 10 with 565 viewsdavblue

Easy to say. What about the 1st half performance? That’s a controllable.
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I feel sick on 22:05 - Mar 10 with 470 viewsSamWhiteUK

I feel sick on 22:01 - Mar 10 by davblue

Easy to say. What about the 1st half performance? That’s a controllable.


We were winning with seconds to go even WITH that shocking excuse of a performance in the first 45
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I feel sick on 22:07 - Mar 10 with 430 viewsbsw72

I feel sick on 22:01 - Mar 10 by davblue

Easy to say. What about the 1st half performance? That’s a controllable.


I don’t understand why talk about the halves in isolation, the game is played over 90+ minutes so while we were terrible in the first half, the team corrected that in the second and a poor refereeing decision cost us the win.
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I feel sick on 22:16 - Mar 10 with 324 viewsdavblue

I feel sick on 22:07 - Mar 10 by bsw72

I don’t understand why talk about the halves in isolation, the game is played over 90+ minutes so while we were terrible in the first half, the team corrected that in the second and a poor refereeing decision cost us the win.


If you don’t play that bad then 9 times out of ten you aren’t 2 zip down at half time!!
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