Suarez would never play a game if thats the yardstick used. Dumb cnut, Reid.
Manchester United vs. QPR
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Suarez would never play a game if thats the yardstick used. Dumb cnut, Reid.
Jaime is gutted.
Neville being fair in his analysis of the 'penalty', Redknapp being a whiney little cuntflap.
LOL @ Redknapp, he's fecking fuming. I suppose that's one good thing to come from this.
That was Rooney's 29th goal? Should be 22 in the league , 4 behind RVP.
It was a much better game before the sending off, and one we should have comfortably won without the refs help. Just a terrible decision.
It has killed the game because QPR have simply sat back now (can't blame em for that) parked the bus and we havent been able to break it down yet.
Really disappointed, been looking forward to this match for a long time and now it's ruined.
The second part of it is that with the pundits and media going on and on about this for the rest of the season, the conspiracy theorists will come out in force and we will probably end up getting no decisions for the rest of the season.
Wonder now SAF will handle it in the post match interview. I hope he will come out and say it wasnt a penalty/red card to try to restore some perceived lost credibility.
At least if we go on to win 4-0 or so then we can say we probably would've won without that decision.
It has killed the game because QPR have simply sat back now (can't blame em for that) parked the bus and we havent been able to break it down yet.
Really disappointed, been looking forward to this match for a long time and now it's ruined.
The second part of it is that with the pundits and media going on and on about this for the rest of the season, the conspiracy theorists will come out in force and we will probably end up getting no decisions for the rest of the season.
Wonder now SAF will handle it in the post match interview. I hope he will come out and say it wasnt a penalty/red card to try to restore some perceived lost credibility.
At least if we go on to win 4-0 or so then we can say we probably would've won without that decision.
Obvious dive with the slow motion replays. Hate it.
Says the linesman should have got the decision correct, was bad from him. But they've so many different phases of play to consider, etc. Offside should be offside, or something. I'm paraphrasing heavily here.
Looking at your other posts, you should calm down a little mate. Young definitely dived, and I don't like that. However, the major problems are 1. The linesman, and 2. the ref for the pen. I thought he was going to book Young for diving, but the reaction here is OTT.
Oh dear, the only red Mason has given for 36 games
Well, you can hardly say he's card happy then.
Once it's to do with United people literally fall over themselves to say something stupid.
it was a foul...but he did go down easy.
really it is moot. cause it was offside.
as penance I did not celebrate when Rooney scored
8 of our last 9 goals at Old Trafford have beeen scored by Rooney. It's almost like no one else can score at home
Need to go back to doing what we were doing before the red card. Been a bit sloppy after that.
As for the red card itself, obviously some bad refereeing there but I really could not care less. Hope we smash them in the 2nd half.
As for the red card itself, obviously some bad refereeing there but I really could not care less. Hope we smash them in the 2nd half.
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