There was a handball just before the goal too
#Karma
I also aprove the FA's standard of officiating btw
#Karma
I also aprove the FA's standard of officiating btw
By Pele.gif Go To PostIt worked.Is that what you think?
By KidA Seven Go To PostYour anti-jinx parlor tricks do not work here.
By Killer7 Go To PostArsenal won't win
By KidA Seven Go To Postcongrats pele
Thank Killer 7.
These international breaks are a money-making scam. Why do they need to happen? Who cares about them once the league has just started?
I wanna take a year off from everything, like go to Japan and live in a village or something. Maybe become a Samurai, I dunno.
I'm fed up of the 9-5.
I'm fed up of the 9-5.
This tweet by the Official Premier League twitter handle has me rolling
https://twitter.com/officialfpl/status/782632100449161216
https://twitter.com/officialfpl/status/782632100449161216
Not offside nor handball. Literally kicks the ball into his own arm. Never seen something like that given as handball.
By Suen Go To PostSassuolo with the week's biggest meltdownTo be fair, they're missing like half the squad and they played in Europe midweek.
By Marston Go To PostNot offside nor handball. Literally kicks the ball into his own arm. Never seen something like that given as handball.We got a penalty when Micah Richards kind of did the same, blocked a shot with his leg and it bounced up onto an outstretched arm
Think they need to clarify the rules really. An incompetent, accidental handball can still be hugely advantageous.
By Hitch Go To PostWe got a penalty when Micah Richards kind of did the same, blocked a shot with his leg and it bounced up onto an outstretched arm
Think they need to clarify the rules really. An incompetent, accidental handball can still be hugely advantageous.
People naturally assume any contact with the hand is a handball. FIFA law book (PDF is online) is quite clear about it; it is only handball if there is deliberate movement towards the ball with the arm.
By Meus Renaissance Go To PostPeople naturally assume any contact with the hand is a handball. FIFA law book (PDF is online) is quite clear about it; it is only handball if there is deliberate movement towards the ball with the arm.I think they should change it a bit when you can legally score goals like that tbh. The deliberate part is already subjective, so might as well add a bit more judgment in there. Doesn't sit right that you can completely fluff a shot with your arms raised like that and have it stand.
At least when Chicarito did it, it was a header.
By Auto Go To PostWe won with a handball? Disgusting.No, offside lad.
There is nothing wrong with the Arsenal goal, it was just sloppy defending from Burnley. You can't get done on a short corner after 94 minutes.
By Frustrated_me Go To PostI wanna take a year off from everything, like go to Japan and live in a village or something. Maybe become a Samurai, I dunno.NEET life desu
I'm fed up of the 9-5.
Its best lifestyle you can have
I switched the game off to watch the end of the NFL at Wembley, and also to stay awake, and of course they score.
And Balotelli scores too :/
And Balotelli scores too :/
I'm in Amsterdam for the weekend. This place is so expensive, it's ridiculous. You're paying €5 for a beer, €7 for fast food, €8 for a sandwich, €50 for a blowjob, €35 for a bed, €5 just for some waffle, €2 for a single scoop of ice cream. The whole place is rammed with tourists as well. Meh City
By Scum Go To Postl accept paypal payments Arsenal Slaent
By FlutterPuffs Go To PostHappy for Balo. <3Fuck him.
By Zabojnik Go To PostThe Sassuolo curse is broken.and all it took was half their squad being hospital while also juggling europe
Lucho with a similar approach to his 1st season, heavy rotation in first half of the season. His XI of choice fresh in the decisive months.
By batong Go To PostFuck him.Pirlo said something in his book regarding Balo. He wanted him to do well and become Italy's main striker in hopes to curb the racism in Italy. That's my reason.
I’m not sure he really appreciates it yet, but he’s a special kind of medicine, an antidote to the potentially lethal poison of the racists you find in Italian grounds. They’re a truly horrendous bunch, a herd of frustrated individuals who’ve taken the worst of history and made it their own. And they’re more than just a minority, despite what certain mealy-mouthed spin doctors would have you believe. Those guys would use a fire extinguisher to put out a match.
Whenever I see Mario at an Italy training camp, I’ll give him a big smile. It’s my way of letting him know that I’m right behind him and that he mustn’t give up. A gesture that means ‘thank you’. He’s often targeted and insulted by opposition fans. Let’s say that the way he goes about his business perhaps doesn’t help him get much love, but I’m still convinced that if he was white, people would leave him in peace.
‘Jump up high so Balotelli dies’ is an unspeakable chant that, sadly, I’ve heard at the Juventus Stadium amongst other places. Even worse are the monkey noises that I’ve listened to pretty much everywhere. But instead of depressing Mario, moronic behaviour of that kind actually seems to fire him up. He won’t let this human trash get their way, and it’s the most intelligent response because if you listen to what a stupid person says, you elevate them to the position of interlocutor. If you simply ignore them (still acknowledging that, unfortunately, they exist) you’re leaving them to stew in their own polluted sea: one where there are no friends and no shore. The good news is that even sharks can die of loneliness after a while. Prandelli has given us national team players some firm direction on the matter. “If you hear people in the stands disrespecting Mario, run over to him and hug him.” In that idea hate can be cancelled out by an equivalent dose of love. Not a fashionable choice, but a pretty forceful idea. … I’m happy that Mario is the way he is. He’ll react (wrongly) to provocation on the pitch, but doesn’t let what’s going on in the crowd affect him. If he scores, he might put his finger to his lips to mock the opposition fans, something that really infuriates them, but if they tell him he’s got the wrong colour of skin he’ll simply laugh in their faces. He makes complete fools of them and emerges a convincing winner. The way I see it, he’s capable of becoming a symbol of the fight against racism, both in Italy and throughout the world.
By Hitch Go To PostAw man, didn't realise Paletta had shaved his head :(Looks much better. Laughed everytime I saw his hair when he played for Parma. He was a good player.