Just play to the whistle. Players can't be deciding when the other team should stop the game, that's the refs job. It wasn't a head injury, the behaviour of the Villa players was a disgrace.
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Just play to the whistle. Players can't be deciding when the other team should stop the game, that's the refs job. It wasn't a head injury, the behaviour of the Villa players was a disgrace.
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Exactly.Originally Posted by upthemaggies
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Just watched the highlights, and the real disgrace was Patrick Bamford. Feigning injury to get an opponent sent off is as low as it gets.
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Soon we will have to use VAR to see if a player really is injured. Football will become a science.
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No f*cking VAR needed here. Bamford gets a tiny push on the shoulder and goes down holding his head!!!
On second thoughts VAR is needed - use it to give Bamford the lengthy ban he deserves.
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Calm down dear.
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This is the answer, players know that, the only issue was that it looked like the Leeds player was passing it out with the way he passed it to Klich but sh*t happens, their reactions were ridiculous and I don't think Bielsa needed to let them score at all, Pontus Jansson's reaction was pretty funny, guess he wanted his clean sheet bonus
As for the Bamford incident, I'd be amazed if he doesn't get a ban for decieving officials (Leeds fans are pretty hopeful, they don't rate him at all) and the red should be rescinded fairly quickly
In the Chelsea v United game this evening Martin Atkinson showed exactly how not to deal with stopping the game. Azpilicueta took a forearm to the jaw from Matic and the ref played on, ignoring that he was down holding his face after being clocked, then played advantage in the second half when Willian escaped having his ankle broken by Rojo in an awful tackle and the advantage lasted until Chelsea put the ball out because Willian was clearly injured
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