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Firstly the free kick that led t the Leicester goal was never a free kick in a million years, the bloke throughout the game was a whistle happy game spoiler.
However if you look at Alex Griffins vlog on youtube, he has a perfect piece of footage of the last minute penalty incident and i think Kipre throws himself down as the defender just holds his ground.
Shoot me down as im sure you will but i genuinely think he dived, but maybe he didnt....
Good grief, that's some take. It's right there in front of your eyes. If Kipre had continued on his trajectory, the ball would have landed right on his head.
Good grief, that's some take. It's right there in front of your eyes. If Kipre had continued on his trajectory, the ball would have landed right on his head.
Yes the more i watch it the more i think he did stick his leg across his run.
The free kick that led to the Leicester goal was a foul. There was no need for Furlong to put two hands on the player when both he and Matusiwa had him in a position where he wasn't that dangerous and had a lot of work to do to make something happen.
Yes the more i watch it the more i think he did stick his leg across his run.
It’s not just that in isolation though, even though it shouldn’t be penalty decisions are cumulative if you have a few tight ones then you get the benefit of the doubt for others.
The fact that Leif - I’m sure VAR would give, Mehetmi I think would also be given and Azon - don’t think this was went before makes it the more comical.
It’s also not a good look to say you didn’t see it and be recorded doing the opposite .
The free kick that led to the Leicester goal was a foul. There was no need for Furlong to put two hands on the player when both he and Matusiwa had him in a position where he wasn't that dangerous and had a lot of work to do to make something happen.
I saw that from side-on in the upper north and there was a clear push on the back by Furlong which the ref had to give. As you suggest it was very stupid.
The free kick that led to the Leicester goal was a foul. There was no need for Furlong to put two hands on the player when both he and Matusiwa had him in a position where he wasn't that dangerous and had a lot of work to do to make something happen.
Agreed it was a definite foul, 2 handed shove in the back if I remember correctly.
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"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
It was a definite penalty and considering the ref tried to claim that he didn’t see it confirms that he knew he made a complete balls-up. If he didn’t think that it was a pen, simply say that.
But, if we had played like how we did for the final thirty mins for all of the match, we would’ve won. Yes, the referee made a huge blunder but the first half lacked intensity and controlled aggression. Plus, the lack of a very good Championship striker also cost us three points again.
Watching it live it looked like he clumsily bundled him over - still a foul. Seeing the reply it's worse because he also deliberately puts his leg across him.
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