Joke really , we'd get a straight red card for that. Arteta got a red card against Chamakh early in the season.
They've been paying the linesman/refs all season. The offsides included.
Joke really , we'd get a straight red card for that. Arteta got a red card against Chamakh early in the season.
They've been paying the linesman/refs all season. The offsides included.
Don't be silly, there is no corruption in this league, it just couldn't happen.
The worst part is, City's defence should be handicapped for the next 3 matches, its their biggest weakness and with a starter out for 3 games, it would really help us. But noooo, the most clear red ever, only gets a yellow. Im serious when i say, that i dont recall ever seeing anyone not get a red for the 'last man' rule, even if it wasnt on purpose like Arteta and Chamack falling over eachother, it always gets a red anyway. Nastasic almost ripped Oscar's shirt off and he gets a yellow...
That would have led to a one match ban, not three, had a red been given.
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Yes. Again. There's quite a large middle ground between 'no corruption' and a club paying off officials in every game.Originally Posted by Jeebus
Don't be silly, there is no corruption in this league, it just couldn't happen.
Really? I actually tought a straight red was always 3 games and 2 yellows were 1 game.
3 games for violent conduct and one game for a professional foul.
Excellent debating.
Hard to disagree.
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