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Thought Alexis could have been stronger, but it was a clear penalty and the only reason for it not being given must be because the ref's a cheat. No other possible explanation. And a red card too. Probably why he waved it on, too gutless to apply the rules. But he had no problem at the other end. He's always been a terrible ref.Quote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner
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And here is the Sunderland manager, David Moyes, with his views on the match.
He tells BBC Sport: "It was tough to take and I certainly didn't think we deserved to lose 4-1. We put up a really good show to stick with Arsenal when they were good.
"We fought really hard to stay in the game and we grew into the game. We were the better team at one each, but they have that quality.
"If you lose goals to Arsenal with great interplay then you hold your hands up but I'm disappointed we lost two goals to crosses."
Moyes :lol::lol:
You were lucky not to lose that 10 - 1!!!
He's saying they were the better team for five minutes. :lol:
Also, Moyes. :haha:
Can't believe he said about taking some of the players to visit the Nissan plant, says he will be looking for a job. :doh:
Watching the goals back is so much more satisfying when you here the defeat in the co-comentators voice.
Agreed. That's micra-management.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Alan Smith?Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG
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Originally Posted by LDG
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Think it was Gerry Armstrong. Fuckin spud.
I like Gerry Armstrong as a co-commentator, although he has a bizarre habit of thinking he is actually the lead commentator and the producer.
There was a Spud in the Sunderland end for some reaon.
Thats what Americans like to call mission creepQuote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...