Men's Soccer (Football) Thread [ARCHIVED] Soccer • Page 530

Is this the worst decision so far from this law? I think it might be.

 

They certainly didn't need one today. Didn't even need a keeper. We didn't have a shot on target.

 

Nah. One of the ones last week was insanely bad. Player had his hands down and was hit from like 2 metres away. At least here there's a tenuous argument (I don't agree with it) that Dier's arm was high.

 

This and the Everton one yesterday.

 

You’d be foolish not to.

 

Apparently, there's no meeting due for the rules committee until March.

 

It's affected so many games already that I can't see them changing it mid-season.

 

Holy shit that handball. Atrocious call.

 

this shit is going to happen to someone every weekend

 

the red wasn't on Kane btw it was a coach

 

In other news, Bayern are mortal.

 

the foul given leading to that free kick is equally as terrible

 

Was just going to post this. Interesting to see them and Dortmund lose on the same weekend.

 

Oh so it was a fucking injury

jesus

 

What a fucking awful day

 

I despise the argument that "Spurs should have finished the game off before then."

Football's about scoring goals and stopping the other team doing so. They scored a goal and stopped Newcastle from even coming close to scoring. Until that bullshit.

 

If Son is injured then my FPL team is fucked and I will have to waste my Wildcard 3 weeks into the season

 

Mahrez what a fucking strike. Take a bow.

 

Haven’t even talked about how they ruled Carroll onside. He was off.

 

Atleti have scored six in one game. The times, they are a-changing.

 

Suarez with two goals and an assist off the bench in his debut. Who in the actual fuck wanted to let him go?!

 

Don't think he was. Only his arm was just about past the line on the freeze frame I saw. Shocking handball decision mind you.

 

Well that's not nearly as funny.

 

Things you love to see.

This.