Paris Saint-Germain 1-1 Newcastle United (28/11/23) | Reaction: pg. 52 | Goal-post: OP

[PauloGeordio]

[huss9]

2 hours ago, OCK said:

180+ minutes and it took a dodgy penalty of M'bappe to score against us. 

no

[Superior Acuña]

Blows my mind anyone who’s ever played football can look at that and say aye that’s a pen. Loads of handballs are messes, total joke. 

[Geordie Boyo]

3 hours ago, MrRaspberryJam said:

 

I don't get it?

knowt to get other than Norman Reedus (walking dead) at the game. 

[Superior Acuña]

4 hours ago, joeyt said:

Do people feel more sick about last night or the Liverpool games this season and last?

Last night because that would’ve been a night for the ages, historic away CL win. Liverpool home was a gutter but so fuck I’ve seen us beat them and we’ll play them every year. 

[MrRaspberryJam]

2 minutes ago, Geordie Boyo said:

knowt to get other than Norman Reedus (walking dead) at the game. 

 

Ah OK, I thought it was a meme and I was missing the punchline.

[Erikse]

1 hour ago, mellowyellow said:

BVB supported here.As after the Milan BVB Game the TV Moderator said PSG Equalizer by penalty 98.minute Matthias Sammer, BVB consultant said: Probably an unjustified Hand penalty. And it was so true, by far the most ridiculous penalty Why do you suspect all this?

Just hope we got a point against PSG, especially for the great Newcastle Fans I met in Dortmund.

 

BVB is probably the most humble club we've faced in a while. It's hard to not like you guys, except from the fact that you beat us twice.

 

 

Edited November 29, 2023 by Erikse

[TheInfiniteOdyssey]

Was emotionally spent after watching that last night.

 

Couldn’t be prouder of the team for their performance, what more could you ask for. A herculean effort, considering the circumstances. They gave absolutely everything for the badge and each other.

 

I thought we were tremendous first half and looked very much at home at this level. Our passing was crisp, effortlessly turning out of situations under pressure and improvising slick passing movements out from the wing into the centre and vice-versa.

 

Of course, the second half descended into a real slog, physically exhausted in all areas of the pitch, but we still held firm, blessed by an outstanding goalkeeping performance by Pope.  A 17 year old local lad in the middle who was fearless on and off the ball. It’s honestly surreal, miraculous even, what this coaching setup has established and imprinted on the club.
 

We got that result (not the one we should have obviously) because of how the manager and coaching team have established a culture that everyone has fully bought into.

 

Looking at the wider context, for Newcastle to be unbeaten against PSG, to compete at the highest level of European competition, it’s still such a thrill for me. Overjoyed that our fans could have that memory of an Isak away goal at the Parc des Princes, what a moment. 
 

Even taken as a little aside, but for our academy to get the club’s first ever UEFA Youth League win away at PSG yesterday, represents such a huge milestone for the club’s progress.

 

Every one of those players were such a credit to the club last night.

[Erikse]

2 hours ago, PauloGeordio said:

 

 

Wasn't implemented for some reason.

[Geordie Boyo]

1 hour ago, MrRaspberryJam said:

 

Ah OK, I thought it was a meme and I was missing the punchline.

it did look like a meme. I should have played along and said can you not figure it out like  …but I didn’t do that…

[MrRaspberryJam]

2 minutes ago, Geordie Boyo said:

it did look like a meme. I should have played along and said can you not figure it out like  …but I didn’t do that…

 

Out of both respect and fear I can only presume.

[Geordie Boyo]

18 minutes ago, MrRaspberryJam said:

 

Out of both respect and fear I can only presume.

No, I generally have a knack of thinking of things when it’s too late. 

[Myleftboot]

I think Dembele purposely tried to hit Tino’s hand with the ball? 

[Turnbull2000]

Assuming we drop out as a result of this, how many millions in FFP spending power will we lose? Must be a canny sum.

[Skeletor]

Convinced we'll be going through. Dortmund are the strongest team in the group, they're at home to PSG. SJP is a fortress for us and we'll be fueled by the anger of that VAR decision. Even a PSG draw will see us through if we win.

[Guest]

I've already sent a complimentary email to Dortmund. We're fine. 

[Doc]

Nice one Obi, should be ok now.

[Coffee_Johnny]

7 hours ago, joeyt said:

Do people feel more sick about last night or the Liverpool games this season and last?

Liverpool. Nothing positive to take from that.
All that remains from last night is disappointment for the lads. We beat Milan, then still potentially good things to come. 

[Hudson]

 

[RS]

VAR ref been fucked off for his mistake. 
 

“UEFA have announced that Tomasz Kwiatkowski, the man on VAR duty at the Parc des Princes during Newcastle’s draw with PSG, has been stood down from Champions League duty on Wednesday night.”

[NE27]

13 minutes ago, RS said:

VAR ref been fucked off for his mistake. 
 

“UEFA have announced that Tomasz Kwiatkowski, the man on VAR duty at the Parc des Princes during Newcastle’s draw with PSG, has been stood down from Champions League duty on Wednesday night.”

[Skeletor]

Not before doing the job he was paid to do by the Qataris.

[pubteam]

5 hours ago, mellowyellow said:

BVB supported here.As after the Milan BVB Game the TV Moderator said PSG Equalizer by penalty 98.minute Matthias Sammer, BVB consultant said: Probably an unjustified Hand penalty. And it was so true, by far the most ridiculous penalty Why do you suspect all this?

Just hope we got a point against PSG, especially for the great Newcastle Fans I met in Dortmund.

We will all be part of the yellow wall that night. 

[Infatuation Junkie]

4 minutes ago, Skeletor said:

Not before doing the job he was paid to do by the Qataris.

There was more to that than an error. 
 

We all know that the decision was not from a professional perspective. It simply couldn’t have been. Not one person I have spoke to has said it was a penalty. This is not just Newcastle fans. 
 

woke up to many southern pals messages saying Newcastle were robbed etc. Mancs scousers toffees the lot.

[Skeletor]

7 minutes ago, Infatuation Junkie said:

There was more to that than an error. 
 

We all know that the decision was not from a professional perspective. It simply couldn’t have been. Not one person I have spoke to has said it was a penalty. This is not just Newcastle fans. 
 

woke up to many southern pals messages saying Newcastle were robbed etc. Mancs scousers toffees the lot.

 

Every single Pundit, Talksport, average fan of other teams. Everyone can see it wasn't a penalty. There is no way "the best referee in the world" looked at those replays and genuinely made a mistake. It's not possible, it was so clear cut that it wasn't a penalty. The Qataris paid the referees off because they can't stand to be embarrassed by Saudis. They already have history for bribing football officials.

 

 

Edited November 29, 2023 by Skeletor