| Four comments on yesterday 08:47 - Nov 9 with 1361 views | jungleboy |
Walton made an incredible save with his leg just after his debacle when Bournemouth looked certain to score again.
For their second goal, the ball was going wide but Leif couldn't react quickly enough to get out of the way. This has happened more than once before.
It was a penalty.
At 2-1 we still had 30 minutes to equalise. It was dissapointing we didn't then create one chance. |  | | |  |
| Four comments on yesterday on 09:00 - Nov 9 | Scuzzer |
It was given as a penalty...but it certainly should not have been given.
We did create some chances after scoring the penalty. Just not clear cut ones. |  |
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| Four comments on yesterday on 09:09 - Nov 9 | HighgateBlue |
| Four comments on yesterday on 09:00 - Nov 9 by Scuzzer |
It was given as a penalty...but it certainly should not have been given.
We did create some chances after scoring the penalty. Just not clear cut ones. |
Agreed. We'd have been livid if a penalty like that had been given against us. |  | | |
| Four comments on yesterday on 11:34 - Nov 9 | jungleboy |
| Four comments on yesterday on 09:09 - Nov 9 by HighgateBlue |
Agreed. We'd have been livid if a penalty like that had been given against us. |
Ouattara was tripped from behind. The ref (and VAR) got it right. | | | |
| Four comments on yesterday on 11:36 - Nov 9 | SWLondonBlue93 |
| Four comments on yesterday on 11:34 - Nov 9 by jungleboy |
Ouattara was tripped from behind. The ref (and VAR) got it right. |
Only because Ouattara initiated the contact by thrusting his leg out to the right. | | | |
| Four comments on yesterday on 11:39 - Nov 9 | FrimleyBlue |
Foeget its walton for a second
What makes it an incredible save for a keeper when his attempt of a save is diving the opposite side to where the ball went and the fact his legs are simply joined to his hip means the ball hit them.
Seen this a few time this season
Why does a bodypart being hit directly suddenly make it an incredible save? |  |
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| Four comments on yesterday on 11:45 - Nov 9 | Billywitch |
| Four comments on yesterday on 11:34 - Nov 9 by jungleboy |
Ouattara was tripped from behind. The ref (and VAR) got it right. |
tripped from the side* | | | |
| Four comments on yesterday on 11:50 - Nov 9 | SomethingBlue |
When you see the angle from behind it's much more of a pen, I agree. [Post edited 9 Nov 12:19]
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| Four comments on yesterday on 12:09 - Nov 9 | jungleboy |
| Four comments on yesterday on 11:39 - Nov 9 by FrimleyBlue |
Foeget its walton for a second
What makes it an incredible save for a keeper when his attempt of a save is diving the opposite side to where the ball went and the fact his legs are simply joined to his hip means the ball hit them.
Seen this a few time this season
Why does a bodypart being hit directly suddenly make it an incredible save? |
For the keeper the positioning is crucial - and Walton (the players' player of last season) has an instinct on that. | | | |
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| Four comments on yesterday on 13:22 - Nov 9 | Scuzzer |
| Four comments on yesterday on 11:50 - Nov 9 by SomethingBlue |
When you see the angle from behind it's much more of a pen, I agree. [Post edited 9 Nov 12:19]
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Which is where the ref viewed it from. However, us sitting in the North it looked like our man initiated to contact. Everyone of us in our row said" Never a penalty". | |
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| Four comments on yesterday on 18:01 - Nov 9 | HighgateBlue |
| Four comments on yesterday on 11:36 - Nov 9 by SWLondonBlue93 |
Only because Ouattara initiated the contact by thrusting his leg out to the right. |
That's certainly how I see it.
But I love Ouattara, and it got us back in the game. No points sadly, but we go again. | | | |
| Four comments on yesterday on 18:33 - Nov 9 | Swansea_Blue |
| Four comments on yesterday on 11:36 - Nov 9 by SWLondonBlue93 |
Only because Ouattara initiated the contact by thrusting his leg out to the right. |
That’s what you do though anywhere on the pitch. You always try to step across in front of an opponent and you always get the foul as a result if you’re opponent goes into the back of you. Look out for examples of it and you’ll see plenty each game. |  |
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