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That is actually fucking ridiculous, the ref walked over to the monitor, looked for a second, and then decided it was a pen and a red. What is James meant to do there.

How the fuck is that a red.

The ref literally looked for 2 seconds

Been an entertaining game this.

I thought he was alright tbh, was really tidy with the ball, and there was a few times he played it around us.

I wouldn't say i'm glad that happened at the end, but I don't give a shit that it did, the ASM "winner" would have been covering up yet more cracks, and this gives Bruce even less places to hide with Man United and Leeds up next.

"That kid is going to learn that Newcastle is going to leave you in tears every Saturday" Alright commentator cool your jets

So annoying we don't carry on the pressure when in a winning position, there was a solid 15 minutes after they scored where we did nothing, and let them dictate play, as soon as it goes level we try again.

Well that was shite.

Don't worry lads, only have Ronaldo, Cavani and Sancho to deal with next game.

What an absolutely stupid tackle, Xhaka is a parody of himself at this point

Arsenal

My football game just got cancelled, my other half is working all day, meaning i'm going to have to watch this garbage today.

Get fucked Mark.

I'm all for it, it allows smaller teams from smaller nations to play European games, that they wouldn't normally get the chance to in Champions and Europa Leagues, and gain that experience and money that comes with it to grow the nation.

Out for up to 4 weeks according to jabba the pizza hut.

Dude won the ball, don't think that was a foul at all tbh.

Southampton winning.

I like Klopp as a manager, but fuck me does he like a moan: Klopp told BT Sport: "If you like that sort of thing, watch wrestling." Referee Mike Dean did not issue any yellow cards at a sold-out Anfield on Saturday, despite Burnley conceding 12 free-kicks. Klopp was frustrated with challenges from Ashley Barnes and Chris Wood and left questioning if the rule changes are having a negative impact on the game. "We always had to be ready for a proper fight and we were today," said Klopp. "You saw these challenges with [Ashley] Barnes and [Chris] Wood and Virgil [van Dijk] and Joel [Matip]. I'm not 100% if officials are going in the right direction with these decisions. "It's like we're going 10 to 15 years backwards. The rules are like they are, but you cannot defend these situations. "The message now is let the game flow, but nobody exactly knows what that means. 'This is the football we want to see but it's just too dangerous."