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[mr_nool]

And now Fly robbed Norwich of a stone wall penalty. A handball ironically.

[sidSmith]

Another brilliant display by the officials.... ffs.

[Sideshow Bob]

And now Fly robbed Norwich of a stone wall penalty. A handball ironically.

Officals have decided this should be a home win.

[Beefymcfc]

Just noticed that Bunn's been sent off and a few minutes later Sunderland get a penalty. Was it all legit?

Edit: Just seen the sending off and wondering what the rule is for handling the ball outside the box (not quite intentional, either)? I understand that with a foul he can send him off for denying a goal scoring opportunity but I'm unsure as to the ball hitting his elbow and bouncing off his chest.

Also, not seen it but they've just said the ball hit Bassong's chest and he wasn't even in the box. The ref gives Sunderland a penalty. How does that compare to yesterdays penalty decision against us?

To me it looks like the Premier League are getting their house in order for next season.

You're not suggesting foul play? ;-)

Would I ;-)

Looking at the decisions though, and looking at where Sunderland are sat in the table, it does make you wonder.

[sidSmith]

That was very nasty from Holt!

[Beefymcfc]

And now Fly robbed Norwich of a stone wall penalty. A handball ironically.

And evrybody says it's just honest mistakes, pffft, that penalty yesterday should tell everybody all they need to know and how things work in the PL.

Referee's, the last bastion to control the game.

[Sideshow Bob]

Nvrmnd the foul, holt wasted that chance with awful first touch.

[LookMumImOnMCF.net]

So the corrupt bastards at the FA are after Norwich so United can wear yellow and green again eh?

AM I DOING THIS RIGHT?

[Beefymcfc]

That was very nasty from Holt!

Not watching it but probably brought about by frustration at some of the decisions, probably all of them.

[Beefymcfc]

So the corrupt bastards at the FA are after Norwich so United can wear yellow and green again eh?

AM I DOING THIS RIGHT?

Bloody hell, talk about over the top. Why get all defensive about a few comments from the paranoid squad?

I reckon you're trying to keep the sense of true integrity within the sport of football against the back-drop of some rather dodgy dealings. Dont worry mate, there's no chance that football could be considered dodgy, not one shred of evidence whatsoever.

Apart from what you see week-in/week-out ;-)

[sidSmith]

Not watching it but probably brought about by frustration at some of the decisions, probably all of them.

Probably. But like said above, it was a dreadful touch! The chance had gone after that so going in on the keeper was just stupid.

[mr_nool]

Fulham just went one nil up. Good for us, cause let's face it - we need to look at the teams chasing us, not at catching the scum.

[Dameerto]

Just noticed that Bunn's been sent off and a few minutes later Sunderland get a penalty. Was it all legit?

Edit: Just seen the sending off and wondering what the rule is for handling the ball outside the box (not quite intentional, either)? I understand that with a foul he can send him off for denying a goal scoring opportunity but I'm unsure as to the ball hitting his elbow and bouncing off his chest.

Also, not seen it but they've just said the ball hit Bassong's chest and he wasn't even in the box. The ref gives Sunderland a penalty. How does that compare to yesterdays penalty decision against us?

To me it looks like the Premier League are getting their house in order for next season.

The keeper was the last man and he raised his arms to the ball - clear as fucling day any day of the week. I don't even see where the debate is.

[DoomMerchant]

Fulham just went one nil up. Good for us, cause let's face it - we need to look at the teams chasing us, not at catching the scum.

I know. Its depressing having cunts like spurs and chavs at our heels. We should be so much better. Sophmore slump. Shitty.

[Sideshow Bob]

carroll is giving chelsea fits.

[Beefymcfc]

Just noticed that Bunn's been sent off and a few minutes later Sunderland get a penalty. Was it all legit?

Edit: Just seen the sending off and wondering what the rule is for handling the ball outside the box (not quite intentional, either)? I understand that with a foul he can send him off for denying a goal scoring opportunity but I'm unsure as to the ball hitting his elbow and bouncing off his chest.

Also, not seen it but they've just said the ball hit Bassong's chest and he wasn't even in the box. The ref gives Sunderland a penalty. How does that compare to yesterdays penalty decision against us?

To me it looks like the Premier League are getting their house in order for next season.

The keeper was the last man and he raised his arms to the ball - clear as fucling day any day of the week. I don't even see where the debate is.

And the other incident, D?

[Dameerto]

Thank you Fulham.

[Peter Doherty (AGAIG)]

Well done Fulham. Was going to say 'Come on W Ham' but the moments passed....

[Beefymcfc]

I'm just listening to a Dippers fan on 5Live and he sounds just like us after the Saints defeat. I'm sure he's holding a knife!