I don't ****ing believe it. That player should have been off and then he has a hand

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

in the goal we concede like that.

Utter joke.

[Peter]

in the goal we concede like that.

Utter joke.

We 100% deserved that. And just to make damn sure, we created the goal for them.

That second half performance was as bad I've seen in years.

[PSRB]

We 100% deserved that. And just to make damn sure, we created the goal for them.

That second half performance was as bad I've seen in years.

Well, since the last away game....

[Peter]

Well, since the last away game....

This was worse, although merely another episode in the same ongoing black comedy.....

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

We 100% deserved that. And just to make damn sure, we created the goal for them.

That second half performance was as bad I've seen in years.

Oh, I totally agree with that.

But that Bueno player looked at Leo and decided to hurt him. That wasn't just an unfortunate by product of a heavy tackle.

He actively decided to shoulder him in the jaw off the ball. How is that not a foul? He was on a yellow and should have walked.

Leo's replacement scores an OG after a move he basically created on the left.

Oh, we totally deserved that. We don't deserve to win the title if we can't hold on to a 2-0 lead. But they give straight red to players trying to win the ball who can't quite keep their studs down because that loss of control can sometimes injure people.

But when a player just goes out to injure someone off the ball, leading to his substitution with concussion, that's all right.

I don't get it, just like I don't understand the shirt pulling law.

[Peter]

Oh, I totally agree with that.

But that Bueno player looked at Leo and decided to hurt him. That wasn't just an unfortunate by product of a heavy tackle.

He actively decided to shoulder him in the jaw off the ball. How is that not a foul? He was on a yellow and should have walked.

Leo's replacement scores an OG after a move he basically created on the left.

Oh, we totally deserved that. We don't deserve to win the title if we can't hold on to a 2-0 lead. But they give straight red to players trying to win the ball who can't quite keep their studs down because that loss of control can sometimes injure people.

But when a player just goes out to injure someone off the ball, leading to his substitution with concussion, that's all right.

I don't get it, just like I don't understand the shirt pulling law.

I dont think anyone genuinely understands the thinking behind red cards anymore. Including refs.

[pjlincs]

Leo's replacement scores an OG after a move he basically created on the left.

Calafiori blocked the debut kid's shot on the line, diverted it sideways where it hit the post, rebounded back, struck Cala again and went in. No way is that an o.g. Quite rightly has been credited to Edozie. And yes, we deserved that. Not the first rush of blood to the head Raya has been guilty of this season.

[PSRB]

Calafiori blocked the debut kid's shot on the line, diverted it sideways where it hit the post, rebounded back, struck Cala again and went in. No way is that an o.g. Quite rightly has been credited to Edozie. And yes, we deserved that. Not the first rush of blood to the head Raya has been guilty of this season.

Disagree, that was Raya's ball all day long. Gabriel should have known that. Only excuse is if Raya didn't call.

[Peter]

Disagree, that was Raya's ball all day long. Gabriel should have known that. Only excuse is if Raya didn't call.

100% agree. None of the pundits picked that up. They all blamed Raya.

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

100% agree. None of the pundits picked that up. They all blamed Raya.

Again, I agree with that.

But my point is that a player actually trying to win the ball whose studs go up gets sent off whether he injures the player or not because it's potentially dangerous as he could seriously injure the player.

Bueno looks across to see where Leo is and then deliberately smacks him in the chin with the top of his shoulder. He intended to injure Leo off the ball and does so, giving him concussion and getting him subbed off.

That should have been a second yellow at least. Imo, it should be a straight red. He wasn't trying to win the ball, like those late, studs up tackles that get a straight red are. He decided to see if he could hurt him, had a look at where he was, decided he could and did so. Paul Davis without the justification.