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34 minutes ago, nufc123 said:

How can you call that shoulder to shoulder when he puts his foot in front and in Gordon?

Well, his shoulder contacts Gordon's shoulder to start with.

edit. he could have tackled the ball away with his right foot there. Bit of risky tackle to make.

 

 

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8 minutes ago, KingArthur said:

Well, his shoulder contacts Gordon's shoulder to start with.

edit. he could have tackled the ball away with his right foot there. Bit of risky tackle to make.

 

 

 

A weird view how you think thats shoulder to shoulder when its a full body tackle.

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So it’s pretty much been universally accepted that the officials got this decision wrong, which makes the decision to release an in game statement attempting to justify their wrong decision even more ridiculous. Can’t wait for the heartfelt apology and we will try harder, much more comforting than 2 points. 

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1 minute ago, pubteam said:

So it’s pretty much been universally accepted that the officials got this decision wrong, which makes the decision to release an in game statement attempting to justify their wrong decision even more ridiculous. Can’t wait for the heartfelt apology and we will try harder, much more comforting than 2 points. 

They publish the reasoning after every VAR check/decision I believe, it wouldn't have been unique to today

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1 hour ago, gbandit said:

It doesn’t really get more stonewall than that. It’s absolutely fucking sickening and impossible to argue against negligence / corruption 


  Not in the penalty area but I seem to remember a similar forceful challenge involving Onyewu. Didn’t think that was a foul either (haven’t seen it again in an age…).

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Just now, KingArthur said:

His shoulder on Gordon’s shoulder. A bit later and it would be on AG’s back

You are missing the point completely. It was a totally reckless challenge with almost no intent to play the ball. He was clearly just trying to clatter Gordon, and hit him very hard. It's a massive stretch of the rules to think that's not a penalty, man.

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6 minutes ago, KingArthur said:

A bit later and it would be on AG’s back

Oh yes that would have been a disaster. Luckily he only whiped out Gordons hip and upper body first.

 

 

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8 minutes ago, Lotus said:

I think if any of our players make those tackles/blocks on Chelsea players we’d see loads of Newcastle fans justifying it.

Not really the point though is it. It's a pen or it isn't. Today was a pen on Gordon, no question. 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, KennyUtd said:

Not really the point though is it. It's a pen or it isn't. Today was a pen on Gordon, no question. 

 

 

 

Hate to be a pedant but it was clearly questionable. I can see why the ref is not sure it’s a foul from his PoV and I can see why VAR don’t consider it such an obvious error of judgment that they needed to refer the ref to the video replay to have another think about it.

 

It was rough, a bit OTT but it was side on side, not a clear and obvious foul.

 

If we’d have got a 3rd no one would be talking about past a post or two.

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1 hour ago, Hanshithispantz said:

VAR generally won't change a decision if you could argue some vague case that it's correct, there's absolutely nothing to argue in favour of Chalobah here :lol:

 

The speed in which they cleared it is suspect as fuck and the 'shielding the ball side on' excuse they gave is blatantly not true. No reason any of them should be involved in officiating a Premier League game again.

 


Big fan of Chalobah pointing at the ball at the end there like, admire the audacity.

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The big one he got wrong todaybwas the Gordon penalty incident. Even shoulder to shoulder it's reckless force which is and of itself a freekick.

 

What is more sinister/annoying though is the way the style of refereeing changed as soon as it was 2-0. Felt like he was trying to get them back in the game and there were two different bars for what was/wasn't a freekick.

 

The other penalty claims are debatable I think but that one on Gordon is rank bad.

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3 minutes ago, geordiesteve710 said:

The big one he got wrong todaybwas the Gordon penalty incident. Even shoulder to shoulder it's reckless force which is and of itself a freekick.

 

What is more sinister/annoying though is the way the style of refereeing changed as soon as it was 2-0. Felt like he was trying to get them back in the game and there were two different bars for what was/wasn't a freekick.

 

The other penalty claims are debatable I think but that one on Gordon is rank bad.

Honestly wouldn't be surprised if e had told his family and friends to put £20 on a 2-2 draw

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26 minutes ago, Vinny Green Balls said:

You are missing the point completely. It was a totally reckless challenge with almost no intent to play the ball. He was clearly just trying to clatter Gordon, and hit him very hard. It's a massive stretch of the rules to think that's not a penalty, man.

Yes, he didnt have intention to play the ball. He tackled Gordon off it. 
 

 

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3 minutes ago, KingArthur said:

Yes, he didnt have intention to play the ball. He tackled Gordon off it. 
 

 

According to the law, if a player charges into him with complete disregqard for his safety, then it is a foul, even if it's a shoulder charge. It was a very reckless shoulder charge. It clearly endangers the safety of Gordon.

 

 

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