The Official Arsenal - 14 x FA Cup winners thread - Vol 4

The Official Arsenal - 14 x FA Cup winners thread - Vol 4

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Jordan210

4,545 posts

185 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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As a neutral. If its a penalty it should be a red as he was last man and clear goal scoring. But the way the ref handed it was odd.

Black can man

31,884 posts

170 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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That's a bit harsh.

Mattygooner

5,301 posts

206 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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Poorest refereeing performance I have seen in a long time, the ref is hardly even bothering to keep up with the game, he is 30 yards away from play most of the time. The penalty was dubious, looked more shoulder to shoulder than anything and then to send him off....

Vidal should have been a yellow, Vidal holding on to Ramsey's leg whilst on the floor, didn't merit a free kick andTheo's penalty.

It's an embarrassing performance from the officials with half an hour still to play.

Cupramax

10,489 posts

254 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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Jesus, yet again, were watching a replay while Bayern score, FFS.

HarryW

15,172 posts

271 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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Shame as poor decisions have killed the game...

Sparkyhd

1,792 posts

97 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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HarryW said:
Shame as poor decisions have killed the game...
Are you sure 1-5 hadn't already killed it?

jammy-git

29,778 posts

214 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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Biggest 2-leg CL aggregate win is 12-1 (Bayern Munich vs Sporting Lisbon)...

TwigtheWonderkid

43,719 posts

152 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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bstb3 said:
Thats some Grade A bullst right there. Bad luck, was enjoying the game too. I guess it was denying a goalscoring opportunity, but then why yellow first? Feckin Ref's, at least it's not just the EPL that has them.
OK, here's why.

Prior to this season, any offence that denied a clear and obvious goal scoring opportunity was a red. If it was in the area, it was a penalty too.

As of this season, if the offence occurs in the box so it's a penalty, it's a yellow if the ref thinks it was a genuine attempt to win or play the ball that went wrong. However, it's still a red if it was a deliberate act to stop the chance.

So the ref obviously, from behind, though Kolchelny was attempting to get the ball and fouled the attacker in the process. But the 4th official had a better view and brought it to the ref's attention.

In the end the right decision, it was a clear push with no attempt to win the ball. And no doubt if was a clear and obvious goal scoring opportunity.

Trophybloo

1,207 posts

189 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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Resign now you Alsatian tt!!

bstb3

4,171 posts

160 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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TwigtheWonderkid said:
...lots of correct stuff ...
Oh Im not arguing it wasn't a red, but the fact that he gave a yellow first and then backtracked on it was bizarre and frankly, at such a high level, embarrasing. Apparently it's the ref's first game in a European knock out tie. If he had gone straight red it would be fine. It's not as if the penalty wasn't enough punishment - but the laws of the game are what they are and eventually the right decision was given.

My annoyance is more that it ruined what, at that point, was a good game.

kurt535

3,559 posts

119 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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I dropped my Emirates season tix back in 2007.

Nights like tonight remind me why I did. I actually feel angry.

Anyone remember Wenger proclaiming they would dominate having just won the FA Cup with Viera's last kick of the ball.

He then promptly dismantled the team........downhill since then.....

TwigtheWonderkid

43,719 posts

152 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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bstb3 said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
...lots of correct stuff ...
Oh Im not arguing it wasn't a red, but the fact that he gave a yellow first and then backtracked on it was bizarre and frankly, at such a high level, embarrasing. Apparently it's the ref's first game in a European knock out tie. If he had gone straight red it would be fine. It's not as if the penalty wasn't enough punishment - but the laws of the game are what they are and eventually the right decision was given.

My annoyance is more that it ruined what, at that point, was a good game.
It's not unheard of for a ref to give a decision, then get alerted by one of the assistants that the decision may be wrong, and change it. It's actually quite good refereeing, and shows a lack of ego.

Black can man

31,884 posts

170 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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You were doing ok until the penalty , not many will live with this Bayern team.

Trophybloo

1,207 posts

189 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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kurt535 said:
I dropped my Emirates season tix back in 2007.

Nights like tonight remind me why I did. I actually feel angry.

Anyone remember Wenger proclaiming they would dominate having just won the FA Cup with Viera's last kick of the ball.

He then promptly dismantled the team........downhill since then.....
His inability to motivate and his total lack of tactical nous became obvious the moment Bergkamp left. Many other managers would have used the resources better that he's squandered since 2006.

bstb3

4,171 posts

160 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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TwigtheWonderkid said:
It's not unheard of for a ref to give a decision, then get alerted by one of the assistants that the decision may be wrong, and change it. It's actually quite good refereeing, and shows a lack of ego.
I agree on the second part, in fact it is refreshing to see assistants behind the goal actually doing something. It's just that in the circumstances the 'wrong' decision would actually have been better for the game so it's a fine bloody time for referee's to start being all egoless and communicating. grumpy

Anyway, I don't think anyone should look at the result after that and be too harsh - the tie was fecked in the first game, and tonight I thought Arsenal did well until the sending off. They did collapse again, of course, but at that stage they were well and truly sunk. As a neutral it's a shame (if not a little funny) if this is Arsene's last CL game, ending the way it did.

Trophybloo

1,207 posts

189 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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Black can man said:
You were doing ok until the penalty , not many will live with this Bayern team.
Well the Spuds wouldn't but Real and PSG will make them look ordinary

Alfahorn

7,778 posts

210 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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TwigtheWonderkid said:
It's not unheard of for a ref to give a decision, then get alerted by one of the assistants that the decision may be wrong, and change it. It's actually quite good refereeing, and shows a lack of ego.
It's not good refereeing at all.

I don't dispute the ultimate decision. However, the referee should have consulted the goal line official in the first place. He was too eager to get a yellow card out and could of taken his time and consulted with his colleague first.

Alfahorn

7,778 posts

210 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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Trophybloo said:
His inability to motivate and his total lack of tactical nous became obvious the moment Bergkamp left. Many other managers would have used the resources better that he's squandered since 2006.
I've gone from frustration, to anger to resentment. My thoughts are such I don't care how he leaves as long as he leaves.

Lincsblokey

3,175 posts

157 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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Thats bad chaps.....

[url]|http://thumbsnap.com/lK0ch9SM[/url

However, whats worse for you boys.......




Arsene Wenger, were coming for you!!!

Trophybloo

1,207 posts

189 months

Tuesday 7th March 2017
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"Arsene Wenger, were coming for you!!!"

Please do, maybe that will make the arrogant eejit go!
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