Not to mention the player that went through Pogba on a tackle.
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The old "ooh I've played a perfect pass to United haven't I?" foul there by the refIs Redknapp really trying to excuse Larsson by saying Herrera is a dirty player? Genuinely how does this man have a job?It's ironic, as we've seen Herrera be sent off for less.Not a red for me looking again! Didn't think red initially. In fact at no time have I thought red! Yes was a high challenge, but was pretty soft, a bit more a of a stretch than a direct slamming studs challenge. Only clipped Herrera
5 goals? Have u watched us this season?
Zlatan's goal being ruled offside for no reason comes to mind.
Not really, some fans are able to give honest assessments.
I don't think he is saying Herrera is a dirty player, just a tough player! And you can't back out and be soft against brave players.
What are the rules when the ball hits the ref, is it not just play on? What if it deflects off the ref and creates an easy goal scoring opportunity?
In that event the ref gives a contested drop ball.Ha ha redknapp trying to blame ander. Thought fellainis penalty appeal was a bigger shout, no mention of that though.
Nonsense 30-40 years ago (when football was a contact sport) that would have been a good tackle.
Lingard tooFor those still saying it's not a red — it's not an opinion. You're just wrong.
yeah, I saw that but not sure if he should not have hit it against Oviedo. Looked like he had enough space to get it at Goal. Will have to see another angle.
Bailly did stupidly try to kick him. Fortunately, Anichebe carried on. Fantastic save by Romero, the only other highlight apart from Zlatan's superb goal.
At very least it was two yellows. First challenge on Pogba second on Herrera but the one on Herrera was a red in my opinion.
I doubt it. They'll attempt to park the bus and limit the GD to -1. And they will rely on Defoe to attempt to hit us on the break, for a lucky goal.
There is no way that a Moyes team would "go for it" with 10 men.
Made me laugh that comment, the guys an absolute fool, how can he possibly make money from doing this, spouting nonesense!
Attempted to bring down Anichebe when he was free and about to shoot where Romero made the save. Not going for the ball so would've been a penalty and red card had Anichebe gone downWe should be smashing relegation fodder like this. But instead we're struggling to score again, and the main talking point will once again be a controversial decision.We should take Fellaini off and stick Martial on. Or maybe Rashford and play him on the right so at least someone is there.Time to go 6 at the back and try and hang on .I thought that was weird in real time and just assumed I missed something. Unbelievable.
Same really, I thought the ref wouldn't be so blatantly stupid.
Either way, happy to have this question about one of their players being sent off rather than ours, but just hope this doesn't result in ref trying to even it up.Redknapp blames Herrera for making Larsson foul him. Cunning stuff
Seems weird but I don't think that red helps at all. Ref has already started trying to justify it by giving Sunderland that dumb fk when the ball struck him. I imagine this'll continue in the second half.
Our team are too thick to understand how to play against ten men and what were likely to see is passive play in the second half rather than going for it.Mkhitaryan been cack. He's getting outplayed by Lingard every game now.
Its not even the point whether he is good defensively, or is fat or lazy or english or japanese etc.
Its the simple fact that he is fecking light years better than our next option. Easily.
Really what has he done to not even get in the team for half the year (not counting injuries)?Clive Allen on my river is in no doubt it's a straight red. Dangerous rolling over the ball, knew what he was doing.
At this height over the ball is leg breaker hence why the ref sent him off.
No worries. I think he is far better in the middle (have posted this a number of times). He is nothing more than a grafter out wide but for some reason, he can drive through the heart of the opposition defeince. Very strange.
He has been playing very well recently and gives 100%.
I wonder if he will get the chance to be a 10 as he would be our fasted option there?Honestly, i don't care how we win. If the ref sends off half of the enemy team so be it. If we score 2 clear offside goals, so be it. I couldn't care less how unfair it is. We've been on the receiving end plenty of times, so yeah, bite me.The Sunderland forum are absolutely raging, they hate us. Quite an enjoyable read.
Yeah, a high tackle over the ball with the studs showing. It's not even debatable.
If Larsson made slightly cleaner contact with Herrera then that's a leg-breaker.14:30SAMUEL LUCKHURST
Is the Larsson debate bigger because it's against United?
It’s a bit like the Feghouli foul on Phil Jones in January (which was successfully appealed against). Had Larsson simply been yellow-carded then there’d have been a debate over whether he should have been sent off. The follow-through was utterly unnecessary and he went in overzealously on Pogba seconds earlier.
It was a red card, even though it wasn’t that malicious.
Went for a quick coffee in a tourist spot which was showing the United match and was surprised with the ammount of abuse Ibrahimovic got from supposed United fans watching. Unsurprisingly for me, it had to be him breaking the deadlock. It was funny seeing the reaction. At least that goal shut them up for a bit
You can be sure Sunderland players will do their best to exaggerate any contact and con the ref. Just hoping our players will be wise to that.
Haha. Wishful thinking?
Redknapp is a knobhead!
Doesn't matter if it only clipped him. Half an inch to the left and he would've caught Ander square on with his full weight behind a lunging challenge. What would the impact be then?- Status
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Runners-up
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8%
Luke Shaw
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6%
Ander Herrera
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4%
Sergio Romero
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Henrikh Mkhitaryan
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3%
Paul Pogba
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Marouane Fellaini
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2%
Marcos Rojo
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Eric Bailly
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Jesse Lingard
Player Ratings
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Compiled from 441 ratings.
Score Predictions
437,31,68
- Man Utd win
- Sunderland win
- Draw
Detailed Results
- 32% Sunderland 0:2 Man Utd
- 15% Sunderland 0:3 Man Utd
- 10% Sunderland 0:1 Man Utd
- 9% Sunderland 1:2 Man Utd
- 8% Sunderland 0:0 Man Utd
- 6% Sunderland 1:3 Man Utd
- 6% Sunderland 0:4 Man Utd
- 4% Sunderland 1:1 Man Utd
- 3% Sunderland 0:5 Man Utd
- 2% Sunderland 1:0 Man Utd
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- 1% Sunderland 1:4 Man Utd
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- 0% Sunderland 3:1 Man Utd
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- 0% Sunderland 4:0 Man Utd
Match Stats
- Sunderland
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- Possession
- 30% 70%
- Shots
- 9 18
- Shots on Target
- 4 9
- Corners
- 4 5
- Fouls
- 14 20
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Craig Pawson
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