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Newcastle 0-1 Arsenal
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Loss Premier League: Newcastle 1 - 0 Arsenal | Saturday 4th November | KO: 17:30 GMT | Sky Sports
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Prediction
Newcastle 0-1 Arsenal
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
Goldbridge is like one of the only fan of another club that seems to like Arteta, kinda funny that
lomekian
Essays are my thing
Sky Sports set the agenda, and they are on a Saudi wankfest
Country: Canada
Decent statement imo, but doesn't quite go far enough. Should be saying we are now at war with PGMOL. We will find them in their homes, they will never have another moment of peace.
Country: Scotland
Player:Gabriel
No. Very poor game all in all.
lomekian
Essays are my thing
Multiple angle footage of a two handed push downwards on the back of Gabriel's neck says you are wrong
Country: Canada
He's one of the best pundits around imo. And the fact he reverts back to pure bias once Man U are involved just makes it better lol.Goldbridge is like one of the only fan of another club that seems to like Arteta, kinda funny that
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Lidl Tir Na Nog
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I thought this until i saw the video in slow mo. His leading foot does clip burn on the shin, making it a dangerous tackle.
CaseUteinberger
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Country: Sweden
No, it isn't and no, A-M would not have a meltdown.
Country: Canada
Agreed, this was a draw. First league game all season where we weren't clearly deserved winners.
Country: England
My energy for refereeing decisions is minimal cos every clubs fans think they are against them in some capacity..
As long as football is a game of opinions (because most rules can never be factual), this is always going to happen. Plus human error is always going to exist.
I think that statement is a bit over the top based on the decision in question I’m ngl
I’m not trying to be that annoying unbiased try hard fan either..
As long as football is a game of opinions (because most rules can never be factual), this is always going to happen. Plus human error is always going to exist.
I think that statement is a bit over the top based on the decision in question I’m ngl
I’m not trying to be that annoying unbiased try hard fan either..
Synical
Miss Superstitious
Country: England
Carragher is a hypocrite
Synical
Miss Superstitious
Country: England
A bit of a pathetic and defeatist attitude. If nobody ever tried to take a stand how will things change?
Sorry I don’t get what VAR error there was. I didn’t see any camera angle conclusively showing the ball out of play, the foul is a subjective decision not black and white, and the offside tbh I don’t even understand that rule and I’m pretty sure most spectators don’t either.
CaseUteinberger
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Country: Sweden
He is a ManU supporter. Would be disappointed if he was not bias when they play. It comes across as honest and open.
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Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
Ljonin
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Don’t know how old you are, but sometimes it can be wise to take a pragmatic approach
lomekian
Essays are my thing
Don't know if ball was in or out, but clear 2 handed push on Gabriel's neck, handball by Wilson AND offside on Gordon (unless the ref deems the touch off Gabriel's arse after he'd been pushed over, and it bounced of Wilson's arm and chest is deliberate, which seems a stretch). You not understanding the law doesn't make it not the law.
Also more broadly re the statement, there is the failure to send off Bruno for a textbook example of violent conduct (and 4 or 5 other bookable offenses), the refusal to look at two possible penalty fouls on Nketiah, the second of which looked pretty nailed on despite Sky refusing to show a replay (the internet can show replays tho'), and a myriad of other poor decisions.
But Atwell is well known for ****ting himself in front of a noisy crowd, and for having no consistency within games, and the VAR bloke is not only a Saudi freelance boy, but is also a **** awful ref who should be nowhere near this level.
But is all good.
Country: England
My energy for referring decisions is minimal cos every clubs fans think they are against them in some capacity..
As long as football is a game of opinions (because most rules can never be factual), this is always going to happen. Plus human error is always going to exist.
I think that statement is a bit over the top based on the decision in question I’m ngl
I’m not trying to be that annoying unbiased try hard fan either..
Likewise I was more disappointed about the way we played than the decision itself. I’ve come to terms with the misuse of VAR and officiating as it’s always going to happen but what frustrated me more both on Wednesday night and yesterday evening was the lack of cutting edge we’ve had this season. At no point was I convinced we would score.
It’s all good having the ball and playing it sideways which a few in our midfield are masters at doing but if you can barely create any clear cut chances and have 1 shot on target in the game then you have to start looking internally at the issues. In about half of our games this season we’ve been having about 2 to 3 shots on target when we haven’t been playing fodder.
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