He manages to talk an impressive amount of rubbish.Agbonlahor called Martinez the best keeper in the world the other day
He manages to talk an impressive amount of rubbish.Agbonlahor called Martinez the best keeper in the world the other day
Some people might say he's been dead as a defender for much longer.Mings was dead for about 8 minutes tbf
Agbonlahor called Martinez the best keeper in the world the other day
I see no flaws in this logic.Yes. Agree. Will add: Forest needs a better keeper, home kit is the same(ish), Arsenal
might need a left back, we can help them there. Kit, almost there.. It is 85% Red. More than enough. Spurs need a striker, let's give them a helping hand. Our third kit is their home one. Easy peasy.
I would book the Newcastle players for complaining about the Martinez challenge there to the referee.
It's so annoying when players do that they are not blind he was clearly not the last man and there were defenders back so it's never a red card.
WC winners privilegeWhy was Martinez not sent off again?
There's nothing in the rules about being the last man. The rule is you get a red if you deny an opponent an obvious goalscoring opportunity. Almiron had an empty goal.I would book the Newcastle players for complaining about the Martinez challenge there to the referee.
It's so annoying when players do that they are not blind he was clearly not the last man and there were defenders back so it's never a red card.
Not the last man and as he was out wide might not exactly be classed as a goal scoring opportunity.Why was Martinez not sent off again?
That's not a rule. Almiron had an empty goal. How is that not a goalscoring opportunity?Not the last man and as he was out wide might not exactly be classed as a goal scoring opportunity.
So this year the PL refs won't even pretend to apply the new rules for even one gameweek, except for the added time one.
Of course, that is until we play and another Andre Mariner waster decides to make a name for themselves.
Why was Martinez not sent off again?
Again, that's not a rule. Of course it can be an obvious goalscoring opportunity without it being the last man.It wasn't DOGSO as he wasn't the last man. There was still a defender between the player and the goal.
There's nothing in the rules about being the last man. The rule is you get a red if you deny an opponent an obvious goalscoring opportunity. Almiron had an empty goal.
If it had been a Newcastle player, everyone in here would be saying it was a red.He was nowhere near the goal though so still not a red and it's not an obvious goalscoring opportunity with so many defenders between him and the goal
Redknapp just said it’s not a sending off cause Almirons left footed and it was on his right so he still had a lot to do
Redknapp just said it’s not a sending off cause Almirons left footed and it was on his right so he still had a lot to do
You probably don’t know the chant thenfair enough. Did not know that. I apologize.
Again, that's not a rule. Of course it can be an obvious goalscoring opportunity without it being the last man.