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That play was barely offside. Not sure why it's even being brought up.
Even "barely offside" by very definition is still offside, no?
That play was barely offside. Not sure why it's even being brought up.
Even "barely offside" by very definition is still offside, no?
He was offside, and the lack of a call lead directly to a penalty in the 98th minute of a tied game. That's why it's being mentioned.
It seems like Arsenal winning was the appropriate thing given how the entire game went, but being surprised that a call like that, that literally decided a game, gets talked about seems silly.
Not even the worst call that decided a game with a north London team in it this weekend. The fact that I can be that specific is atrocious. Reffing this season has been suspect at best.
Oh, I'm not trying to to say it's an all time bad call or anything. But it was definitely a missed call, and anytime a call like that ends up deciding the game so close to the end, it's going to be brought up.
You're definitely right the non-call on sterling was way worse though.
Costa was so onside. Shpuld be 1-0.
Harry Maguire tackles Costa from behind, misses ball entirely, takes out Costa's legs. Costa gets foul. Okay.
He got the ball and Costa had fouled him earlier. But you got your goal so be happy.
My stream was 2 minutes behind, thanks for the spoilers
Great cross by Moses. We needed that breakthrough before half.
Definitely should have been a penalty for Hull.
I know it's for the NHL team but I have to say it's annoying and funny at the same time to see someone named "bluesfan" constantly posting anti-Chelsea comments.
I know it's for the NHL team but I have to say it's annoying and funny at the same time to see someone named "bluesfan" constantly posting anti-Chelsea comments.
Absolutely should have been, but I can also understand from Swarbrick's perspective why he didn't see it. In real time it looked to me like Alonso got ball, it was only the replay from the other angle that showed he didn't. Swarbrick just didn't have the right angle.
It throws me off every time he posts as I keep forgetting he isn't a Chelsea fan.
I'm not posting anti-Chelsea comments inherently. I'm posting my observations of the game.
If you're so objective, then post something that goes for Chelsea, or better yet, a non-call for Chelsea/against Hull that should have been called.
But it's too late now, since it won't come naturally.
If it came to it I would. There hasn't really been an opportunity for it.
I doubt you would. You don't have to pretend to be unbiased. I'm not gonna hold it against you.