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[b][/b] thought United get all the decisions, think we can safely put that one to bed once and for all now including the Howard Webb rubbish, think it's just another U.E.F.A conspiracy against English clubs maybe... we are feeling your pain. suck it up....
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had another look at that tackle. ya know what, while running out to get the ball, nani has a little glance, did he see the real player in his poriferal vision? video is up on sky sports. http://www1.skysports.com/watch/video/8542970/should-nani-have-been-sent-off?
Luis Garcia, He drinks sangria
He came from Barca, to bring us Joy
He's five foot seven, he's football heaven
please don't take my Luis away.
"...AND 32 MILLION POUNDS WORTH OF GOALKEEPER CAN'T DO A THING ABOUT IT"
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thought United get all the decisions, think we can safely put that one to bed once and for all now including the Howard Webb rubbish, think it's just another U.E.F.A conspiracy against English clubs maybe... Conspiracy against English clubs, yeah, probably Platini phoned the ref, usual BS.
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thought United get all the decisions, think we can safely put that one to bed once and for all now including the Howard Webb rubbish, think it's just another U.E.F.A conspiracy against English clubs maybe... what are you on? all that game showed was either: a) they don't have the same influence over refs in European games and/or can't intimidate them or b) whoever was supposed to get to the ref last night cocked up and is probably on the run from Fergie as I write this. Of course, the likelyhood is that it's a). It was really refreshing to see a match where the ref and the linesmen didn't show any sign of bias or being intimidated by particular managers, the home crowd etc., i.e. unlike in the premier league. The officials seemed to want to be very sure before making the big decisions. e.g. Rafael handball, Rafael dive, Wellbeck possisble penalty, Higuan goal. Each of these incidents gave the officials the opportunity to give marginal (some would say blatant) decisions favouring one side, but they didn't. Hence I think the decision against Nani wasn't a bad call against them, it was an honest judgement call by the officials who had only one look at the incident.
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thought United get all the decisions, think we can safely put that one to bed once and for all now including the Howard Webb rubbish, think it's just another U.E.F.A conspiracy against English clubs maybe... what are you on? all that game showed was either: a) they don't have the same influence over refs in European games and/or can't intimidate them or b) whoever was supposed to get to the ref last night cocked up and is probably on the run from Fergie as I write this. Of course, the likelyhood is that it's a). It was really refreshing to see a match where the ref and the linesmen didn't show any sign of bias or being intimidated by particular managers, the home crowd etc., i.e. unlike in the premier league. The officials seemed to want to be very sure before making the big decisions. e.g. Rafael handball, Rafael dive, Wellbeck possisble penalty, Higuan goal. Each of these incidents gave the officials the opportunity to give marginal (some would say blatant) decisions favouring one side, but they didn't. Hence I think the decision against Nani wasn't a bad call against them, it was an honest judgement call by the officials who had only one look at the incident. What he is on? Well, that post is his usual best, he is always on the same thing, usual BS.
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Good video that. Both pundits seem to have it totally wrong. The video clearly show Nani had two feet off the ground at the initial point of contct (hence not in control) with one foot studs up about 4ft high which he then pushed into the ribs/side of the opposing player. It may not have been intentional but you can see how/why the officials could have considered it reckless or dangerous. 
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thought United get all the decisions, think we can safely put that one to bed once and for all now including the Howard Webb rubbish, think it's just another U.E.F.A conspiracy against English clubs maybe... what are you on? all that game showed was either: a) they don't have the same influence over refs in European games and/or can't intimidate them or b) whoever was supposed to get to the ref last night cocked up and is probably on the run from Fergie as I write this. Of course, the likelyhood is that it's a). It was really refreshing to see a match where the ref and the linesmen didn't show any sign of bias or being intimidated by particular managers, the home crowd etc., i.e. unlike in the premier league. The officials seemed to want to be very sure before making the big decisions. e.g. Rafael handball, Rafael dive, Wellbeck possisble penalty, Higuan goal. Each of these incidents gave the officials the opportunity to give marginal (some would say blatant) decisions favouring one side, but they didn't. Hence I think the decision against Nani wasn't a bad call against them, it was an honest judgement call by the officials who had only one look at the incident. What he is on? Well, that post is his usual best, he is always on the same thing, usual BS. looks like my posts have had the desired effect, it's so easy haha...
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I think he tried to control the ball and did not see arbeloa. If he glanced at arbeloa that is just a natural reaction to me. When someone pops out of nowhere then you will automatically look. Looks bad but if its not intentional then a yellow is enough.
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thought United get all the decisions, think we can safely put that one to bed once and for all now including the Howard Webb rubbish, think it's just another U.E.F.A conspiracy against English clubs maybe... what are you on? all that game showed was either: a) they don't have the same influence over refs in European games and/or can't intimidate them or b) whoever was supposed to get to the ref last night cocked up and is probably on the run from Fergie as I write this. Of course, the likelyhood is that it's a). It was really refreshing to see a match where the ref and the linesmen didn't show any sign of bias or being intimidated by particular managers, the home crowd etc., i.e. unlike in the premier league. The officials seemed to want to be very sure before making the big decisions. e.g. Rafael handball, Rafael dive, Wellbeck possisble penalty, Higuan goal. Each of these incidents gave the officials the opportunity to give marginal (some would say blatant) decisions favouring one side, but they didn't. Hence I think the decision against Nani wasn't a bad call against them, it was an honest judgement call by the officials who had only one look at the incident. What he is on? Well, that post is his usual best, he is always on the same thing, usual BS. looks like my posts have had the desired effect, it's so easy haha... Desired effect to you is when your post is 'considered as BS', ok good to know, haha.
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I think he tried to control the ball and did not see arbeloa. If he glanced at arbeloa that is just a natural reaction to me. When someone pops out of nowhere then you will automatically look. Looks bad but if its not intentional then a yellow is enough. but if he saw arbeloa coming (the glance being long before arbeloa got their and before nani jumped) the he knew he was going in with boot high. cant be sure of course, just something i noticed.
Luis Garcia, He drinks sangria
He came from Barca, to bring us Joy
He's five foot seven, he's football heaven
please don't take my Luis away.
"...AND 32 MILLION POUNDS WORTH OF GOALKEEPER CAN'T DO A THING ABOUT IT"
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