Give the keeper a red on the handball a rest. It was not denying a goal scoring opportunity by definition and the yellow was appropriate. There may have been contact on Maddison, but he threw himself to the ground and earned a "flop" for it. Cannot tell if Johnson clipped defenders ankle or not from that angle. Son's was not a foul as he was trying to force his way between 2 defenders and VDV should not have been given the Yellow. Solomon should have had a corner but that happens all the time.Bissouma being pushed in the box is missed too
Pretty much spot on, although I think the foul on Maddison was a penalty, however as you said the way he threw himself to the ground didn't do himself any favours and probably why it wasn't given, VAR should have made the ref look though.Give the keeper a red on the handball a rest. It was not denying a goal scoring opportunity by definition and the yellow was appropriate. There may have been contact on Maddison, but he threw himself to the ground and earned a "flop" for it. Cannot tell if Johnson clipped defenders ankle or not from that angle. Son's was not a foul as he was trying to force his way between 2 defenders and VDV should not have been given the Yellow. Solomon should have had a PK but that happens all the time.
If someone wants to promote a conspiracy theory, this is not the match. If you want to show a ref doing a terrible job of consistency and game management, this is a great match to show what not to do. A 2nd yellow for their keeper would have been justified and sent a message about time wasting throughout the league, but for that we can only hope for next time.
i agree bar the maddison one. Who kicks him clearly on his standing foot In the Achilles. It’s a clear penaltyApologies all. I know you were waiting for me to review. Here goes.
Hmm. Having looked at that video, NONE of the decisions are controversial. Some are debatable, and one is an obvious error (Solomon shot). End Of.
Give the keeper a red on the handball a rest. It was not denying a goal scoring opportunity by definition and the yellow was appropriate. There may have been contact on Maddison, but he threw himself to the ground and earned a "flop" for it. Cannot tell if Johnson clipped defenders ankle or not from that angle. Son's was not a foul as he was trying to force his way between 2 defenders and VDV should not have been given the Yellow. Solomon should have had a PK but that happens all the time.
If someone wants to promote a conspiracy theory, this is not the match. If you want to show a ref doing a terrible job of consistency and game management, this is a great match to show what not to do. A 2nd yellow for their keeper would have been justified and sent a message about time wasting throughout the league, but for that we can only hope for next time.
That can't be true. That would equate to half a billion pounds revenue a yearim sure I read somewhere there are 10 million registered as Spurs Members or something ridiculous
This. I've been thinking about it ever since and can't figure out the decision making. I really need someone to explain why Son wasn't allowed to continue playing.TBF, thought this was a terrible edit. Many of the truly baffling situations aren't in there. For example, the situation where Robinson (?) tries to get Son carded by hitting him from close with a free-kick just to miss him entirely so Son picks it up and starts driving at goal. Bankes then blows the whistle, cards Robinson (unsportsmanlike behaviour I guess?), and lets him retake the free kick?!
Or the push on Bissouma in the area wasn't enough contact, but an even lighter touch from Brennan in their area, and the goal gets chalked off for a foul?
The rulesIs it normal for a ref to punish a team for fans behaviour? It seemed like the ref told Son that because it was the second time it had happened he was giving the ball to Sheffield UTD. It was an odd call.
The sad fact is that we've had worse ref perfomances than that. Sevilla away in the UEFA league semi-final is one of the worst and most infuriating displays from a ref I've ever seen.
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The sad fact is that we've had worse ref perfomances than that. Sevilla away in the UEFA league semi-final is one of the worst and most infuriating displays from a ref I've ever seen.
Then we have the Mendes disallowed goal with a blind Clusterfuck in charge. Also remember being 2-0 up at OT and then United getting a ridiculous penalty (eerily similar to the one in the Sevilla game) which turned the game around.
Remember the Newcastle game a few years ago where PEH gets blatantly dragged to the ground and the ref manages to give Newcastle the freekick. And on the freekick Andy Carrol heads the ball straight down onto Dier's hand and the **** ref awards a penalty. Same happened away to Bolton with Kanoute.
I remember also some shocking sending off calls for Zokora (our appeal was even rejected), Keane (appeal rejected too), Mido (guess what, appeal fucking rejected by the FA again) etc that never would've happened to Man U, Arsenal or Pool at the time.
But there's been so many horrendous decisions against us over the years, especially after Poch confronted Mike Dean after a typical Dean performance.
Korean fan cam experience, and a certain goalscorer appears at the end of the video