Another gem - "nothing would make me happier than if we sold you this summer".
Nah, I'm sticking with it, the play-acting and diving is making this faker then a Cheryl Cole "live" performance. Ghastly.Let's not say things we can't take back
The Irish commentator proclaiming before the match that 'there isn't a finer way to spend two hours ... well, at least not in a way that can be said on television' may have overstretched himself.I think I'd rather be watching Fulham-Bolton.....
Soft, but there's a case for dangerous play, which is an automatic red.That surely wasn't a red right?
100% spot on.Correct me if I'm wrong, but in slow motion it definitely looks like first off he's gone in with studs up, which is stupid, but then there looks like a definite attempt to lash out once the ball has gone, split second thing, but if that's the case then he's rightfully gone imo.
Yes, the attempt to stamp on Alves afterwards clearly demonstrates a lack of gumption on the part of the referee.Wasn't a red at all for mine.
Both of them made a similar challenge as the ball was there to be won and both had their studs up.
There is no way you can't go for such a ball.
And if he wanted he could have kept his studs up and rubbed it in like Scholes against City ,but did not.
Clearly the referee bottled it under pressure with the whole Barca team running at him.
Plus the playacting.
There was hardly any contact with Alves.
Not to this bloody extent it does not.ITV commentary is doing my head in tbh. "You don't see diving and play acting like this back home". **** off, it's rife and you know it.
One of the more obvious red cards I've seen for a while right there as well. At least he picked a worthy target for stamping on. Can't stand Dani Alves.