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there was incidents yesterday in the pool utd game and bburn chelsea game where 1st mascherano brought down valencia and didnt get sent off and in the other game samba brought down anelka and no free kick was given.In sambas case he was last man back and anelka was heading for goal with no other defenders near by should have been a freekick and a sending off .Shows up the inconsistency between referees and their decisions so i think if arsenal use these examples theres a good chance he will get off.Then again
Its all going right for us at the moment.... he will get away with it i bet, its about time we have something like that go in our favour! do we find out today?
Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Its all going right for us at the moment.... he will get away with it i bet, its about time we have something like that go in our favour! do we find out today?
Yes.... Although i doubt he will be let off but worth a try
It was Martin Atkinson that was the ref right? Has he made any comment on it after viewing it again I wonder. What he thinks will make or break the decision coz if he says he stands by the decision there's no way the FA will over rule him.
Swale_Gooner1985 wrote:Its all going right for us at the moment.... he will get away with it i bet, its about time we have something like that go in our favour! do we find out today?
Yes.... Although i doubt he will be let off but worth a try
they dont usually help us out do they, but ive got a feeling this ones going to go for us! The Rooney will get injured!
slevinlacey wrote:Well he will miss wolves at home, which is why Arsenal are taking the risk. I didnt notice about Almunia coming off of his line but got quite a few texts from Chavs/Mancs saying should have been retaken...very desperate.
He was way off his line but hey, what 'keeper doesn't take a few steps forward when facing a penalty. ESPN kept on replaying it and by Alumina was so far forward that he was in line with the shadow cast by the crossbar.