West Brom - Nottingham Forest
#85
Just got back, great battling performance from the lads up against 12 men, don t think the West Brom fans enjoyed me celebrating in the main stand but ha ho
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#86
I’m never one for blaming refs for the dropping of points etc. But that was the worst refereeing performance I’ve ever witnessed involving a Forest match. How that c**t sleeps at night is a wonder in itself!!!

Very worthy of a point in the end can’t fault our battling qualities.
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#87
Well done to Zico, Colnago and others who went. Glad you enjoyed it, you sounded brilliant on the telly.
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#88
Hard to really judge the game given how bad the referee was. A shout out for Pereira too, so much diving was painful. (Although he did do some ridiculous bit of skill followed by miss controlling it out for a throw!)

At some point I'd really love refs to clamp down on play acting and time wasting. The bit where the WBA player grabbed his face as we counter attacked was infuriating. Retrospective ban for diving?
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#89
I think out of all the decisions that Shroud got wrong, the worst was the Livermore foul. You could see that that was intentional as if he was trying to block the ball, his leg would have been straight, but he deliberately bend his knee to kick out at Ribiero and then had the audacity to scream at Ribiero when he was on the floor. That was a red card offence and he should have been off.
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#90
(15-02-2020, 08:03 PM)wassy04 Wrote: Hard to really judge the game given how bad the referee was. A shout out for Pereira too, so much diving was painful. (Although he did do some ridiculous bit of skill followed by miss controlling it out for a throw!)

At some point I'd really love refs to clamp down on play acting and time wasting. The bit where the WBA player grabbed his face as we counter attacked was infuriating. Retrospective ban for diving?

The knob who got taken off was a disgrace. In the first half he rolled 10 yards after a mi or foul causing g a booking. D1ckhead.
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#91
(15-02-2020, 08:24 PM)jurgen rober Wrote: I think out of all the decisions that Shroud got wrong, the worst was the Livermore foul. You could see that that was intentional as if he was trying to block the ball, his leg would have been straight, but he deliberately bend his knee to kick out at Ribiero and then had the audacity to scream at Ribiero when he was on the floor. That was a red card offence and he should have been off.

so many shockers today, that Keith Stroud should be sacked, poor Ribeiro that was actually a horror challenge and the in ya face afters was disgusting, quite proud of Ribs for keeping going he took a hell of a beating phsyically, with no protection from a totally useless official and his assistants

proud of the lads today
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#92
(15-02-2020, 08:24 PM)jurgen rober Wrote: I think out of all the decisions that Shroud got wrong, the worst was the Livermore foul. You could see that that was intentional as if he was trying to block the ball, his leg would have been straight, but he deliberately bend his knee to kick out at Ribiero and then had the audacity to scream at Ribiero when he was on the floor. That was a red card offence and he should have been off.

Yeah.  I hate that sort of thing.  Deliberately fouled him then screamed at him when he was floored by his own foul intentions.  

Retroactive ban of a handful of games for this sort of anti football yob culture.  You'd soon stamp it out.

Disgraceful.

SA.
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#93
Just wish Livermore had done that against our left back in yester year.
He would’ve had ‘visitations’ during the next few minutes from both Kenny & Larry who would’ve ‘left their calling cards’.
He would then have ‘limped off’ or spent the rest of the game cowering in the shadows.
Reminds me of when Souness tried to bully McGovern - until Bowyer sorted him out.
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#94
This was a thing of beauty.
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#95
(16-02-2020, 12:10 AM)Fumanchew Wrote: This was a thing of beauty

Proper tackle that.
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#96
Amen.

SA.
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