| Luton manager. 14:38 - Mar 13 with 14287 views | knocker |
What a little, moaning, miserable git. |  | | |  |
| Luton manager. on 14:41 - Mar 13 with 7219 views | Stanisgod |
Watch it mate, he had a Stone Island coat on, propa nawty. |  |
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| Luton manager. on 15:19 - Mar 13 with 6971 views | ed_83 |
To be fair to him, if the situation at half-time had been reversed and one of their players had only got a yellow for putting hands in Chair’s face we’d all be saying the ref bottled it, their disallowed goal looked very marginal indeed and Amos was offside / holding their keeper for the winner. The ref inarguably made a mess of several big decisions, and we were very lucky indeed to win.
On the other hand, the fact Jones does the same moaning routine every time we beat them is hilarious, he’s cried wolf far too often & deserves everything he gets. | | | |
| Luton manager. on 15:22 - Mar 13 with 6944 views | qprrunner |
| Luton manager. on 15:19 - Mar 13 by ed_83 |
To be fair to him, if the situation at half-time had been reversed and one of their players had only got a yellow for putting hands in Chair’s face we’d all be saying the ref bottled it, their disallowed goal looked very marginal indeed and Amos was offside / holding their keeper for the winner. The ref inarguably made a mess of several big decisions, and we were very lucky indeed to win.
On the other hand, the fact Jones does the same moaning routine every time we beat them is hilarious, he’s cried wolf far too often & deserves everything he gets. |
Marginal offsides are still offside, there striker has gone too early it’s that simple. | | | |
| Luton manager. on 15:36 - Mar 13 with 6825 views | CamberleyR |
You just know that he's still probably seething in his office, getting angrier and angrier with his face turning redder ready to explode.
Which makes it all the more satisfying  |  |
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| Luton manager. on 15:37 - Mar 13 with 6813 views | nix |
| Luton manager. on 15:19 - Mar 13 by ed_83 |
To be fair to him, if the situation at half-time had been reversed and one of their players had only got a yellow for putting hands in Chair’s face we’d all be saying the ref bottled it, their disallowed goal looked very marginal indeed and Amos was offside / holding their keeper for the winner. The ref inarguably made a mess of several big decisions, and we were very lucky indeed to win.
On the other hand, the fact Jones does the same moaning routine every time we beat them is hilarious, he’s cried wolf far too often & deserves everything he gets. |
I'd cry me a river over the Chair incident. The guy is clearly deliberately trying to take Chair out from behind, without any particular danger around, so I think it was just an attempt to rile him. Chair puts up his hands but quite clearly if anything only slightly connects. The guy goes down like Chair is Mike Tyson. As I said elsewhere I'm sick to death of Chair and Willock being cynically chopped down without other teams being booked. So if Chair gets away with one, I'm really not remotely bothered. |  | | |
| Luton manager. on 15:54 - Mar 13 with 6711 views | Ned_Kennedys |
He was whinging in the interview that the linesman should not have called the offside as it was so marginal, he didn’t care that actually the linesman had called it right.
He conveniently forgot to mention the blatant handball that was missed for their goal though. |  | | |
| Luton manager. on 16:05 - Mar 13 with 6623 views | QPR_John |
| Luton manager. on 15:54 - Mar 13 by Ned_Kennedys |
He was whinging in the interview that the linesman should not have called the offside as it was so marginal, he didn’t care that actually the linesman had called it right.
He conveniently forgot to mention the blatant handball that was missed for their goal though. |
I don’t think the referee missed it. It was deemed accidental and as the player was not the player who scored it was allowed albeit the handball was instrumental in the goal. I think that is the current interpretation. The people who make the laws of the game should be reminded the name of the game is FOOTball. | | | |
| Luton manager. on 16:17 - Mar 13 with 6538 views | terryb |
| Luton manager. on 16:05 - Mar 13 by QPR_John |
I don’t think the referee missed it. It was deemed accidental and as the player was not the player who scored it was allowed albeit the handball was instrumental in the goal. I think that is the current interpretation. The people who make the laws of the game should be reminded the name of the game is FOOTball. |
I think you're correct on this, but I'm certain that if it had happened to a defender a penalty would be given. This applies to all games & not just the situation today.
It really annoys me that on handball defenders are judged with a different criteria to attackers! | | | |
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| Luton manager. on 16:27 - Mar 13 with 6450 views | qprd |
| Luton manager. on 15:54 - Mar 13 by Ned_Kennedys |
He was whinging in the interview that the linesman should not have called the offside as it was so marginal, he didn’t care that actually the linesman had called it right.
He conveniently forgot to mention the blatant handball that was missed for their goal though. |
Exactly- a close offside is still offside . On balance we probably got the better of the refereeing but if you can’t acknowledge the handball then you rly have no credibility | | | |
| Luton manager. on 16:31 - Mar 13 with 6418 views | Northolt_Rs |
| Luton manager. on 14:41 - Mar 13 by Stanisgod |
Watch it mate, he had a Stone Island coat on, propa nawty. |
Pwopah wan ka more like. What a result that is….best of the season for me all things considered. Fabulous day! COYRs!!!! |  |
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| Luton manager. on 16:36 - Mar 13 with 6382 views | extratimeR |
He didn't bounce up and down this time.
( Very disappointing).
I think the point he was trying to make is that we are going out their deliberately trying to beat them. | | | |
| Luton manager. on 16:38 - Mar 13 with 6345 views | Juzzie |
Straight from the “It was a little bit offside and a little bit of a foul” school of football.
It’s either offside or it isn’t. In this case it was so he can fark orf.
I love it when managers say things like “they didn’t have to work hard to beat us”. Ummm, isn’t that actually saying something about your own team?
The words brains and dangerous spring to mind. |  | | |
| Luton manager. on 16:39 - Mar 13 with 6330 views | francisbowles |
For once we had a lineman who could keep up with play and get the decisions correct.
Man of the match? Lol | | | |
| Luton manager. on 16:41 - Mar 13 with 6310 views | Damo1962 |
| Luton manager. on 16:31 - Mar 13 by Northolt_Rs |
Pwopah wan ka more like. What a result that is….best of the season for me all things considered. Fabulous day! COYRs!!!! |
Loving this result. U R'ssss | | | |
| Luton manager. on 16:41 - Mar 13 with 6307 views | QPR_John |
| Luton manager. on 16:17 - Mar 13 by terryb |
I think you're correct on this, but I'm certain that if it had happened to a defender a penalty would be given. This applies to all games & not just the situation today.
It really annoys me that on handball defenders are judged with a different criteria to attackers! |
I think you are correct about a defender being penalised under the same situation | | | |
| Luton manager. on 17:05 - Mar 13 with 6153 views | OldPedro |
| Luton manager. on 16:05 - Mar 13 by QPR_John |
I don’t think the referee missed it. It was deemed accidental and as the player was not the player who scored it was allowed albeit the handball was instrumental in the goal. I think that is the current interpretation. The people who make the laws of the game should be reminded the name of the game is FOOTball. |
On Sky, Sam Parkin talked about the bit in the hand ball law about making his body bigger / outstretched arm as opposed to keeping his arm down by his side and that's why he thought it should have been given as handball |  |
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| Luton manager. on 17:09 - Mar 13 with 6118 views | PinnerPaul |
| Luton manager. on 16:05 - Mar 13 by QPR_John |
I don’t think the referee missed it. It was deemed accidental and as the player was not the player who scored it was allowed albeit the handball was instrumental in the goal. I think that is the current interpretation. The people who make the laws of the game should be reminded the name of the game is FOOTball. |
Haven't seen it yet, but you're right about the law John.
If you all remember they DID change it to any handball (even totally accidental) was punished if it occurred in the build up to a goal - so you had some ridiculous decisions, especially with VAR, where goals were disallowed for 'handball' that no one had even seen!
They then changed the law (again!) so that accidental handball is only now punished if its the actual scorer that commits the accidental handball. | | | |
| Luton manager. on 17:12 - Mar 13 with 6084 views | PinnerPaul |
| Luton manager. on 16:17 - Mar 13 by terryb |
I think you're correct on this, but I'm certain that if it had happened to a defender a penalty would be given. This applies to all games & not just the situation today.
It really annoys me that on handball defenders are judged with a different criteria to attackers! |
Yes, see above, they HAVE corrected it, but only partly.
Accidental handball or hands/arms in a natural position should NOT be called handball - whether its attackers (unless the attacker scores himself) or defenders - I have to say that quite a lot in the games I referee! [Post edited 13 Mar 2022 17:13]
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| Luton manager. on 17:33 - Mar 13 with 5923 views | terryb |
| Luton manager. on 17:12 - Mar 13 by PinnerPaul |
Yes, see above, they HAVE corrected it, but only partly.
Accidental handball or hands/arms in a natural position should NOT be called handball - whether its attackers (unless the attacker scores himself) or defenders - I have to say that quite a lot in the games I referee! [Post edited 13 Mar 2022 17:13]
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We know accidental handball should not be punished according to the laws.
You know, as well as we do, that it is different in practice & that defenders are treated more harshly! | | | |
| Luton manager. on 17:41 - Mar 13 with 5873 views | PinnerPaul |
| Luton manager. on 17:33 - Mar 13 by terryb |
We know accidental handball should not be punished according to the laws.
You know, as well as we do, that it is different in practice & that defenders are treated more harshly! |
Yes and no Terry.
I think they are in general, but you see as many 'non pens' in the area as you do the incidents like the Luton goal.
In practice everyone wants handball every time its hits someone's hand, whoever they are, wherever they are!  | | | |
| Luton manager. on 17:42 - Mar 13 with 5866 views | QPR_John |
| Luton manager. on 17:09 - Mar 13 by PinnerPaul |
Haven't seen it yet, but you're right about the law John.
If you all remember they DID change it to any handball (even totally accidental) was punished if it occurred in the build up to a goal - so you had some ridiculous decisions, especially with VAR, where goals were disallowed for 'handball' that no one had even seen!
They then changed the law (again!) so that accidental handball is only now punished if its the actual scorer that commits the accidental handball. |
Again it seems a knee jerk reaction from the law makers to a situation without any thought. I take the point about some ridiculous decisions under the old interpretation however there must be some allowances in the laws. In this case the handball was not simply in the build up to the goal but instrumental in setting up the goal. | | | |
| Luton manager. on 17:48 - Mar 13 with 5818 views | QPR_John |
| Luton manager. on 17:12 - Mar 13 by PinnerPaul |
Yes, see above, they HAVE corrected it, but only partly.
Accidental handball or hands/arms in a natural position should NOT be called handball - whether its attackers (unless the attacker scores himself) or defenders - I have to say that quite a lot in the games I referee! [Post edited 13 Mar 2022 17:13]
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Just seen the Arsenal penalty. Did not seem there that defenders are not more harshly penalised | | | |
| Luton manager on 17:59 - Mar 13 with 5733 views | essextaxiboy |
| Luton manager. on 15:37 - Mar 13 by nix |
I'd cry me a river over the Chair incident. The guy is clearly deliberately trying to take Chair out from behind, without any particular danger around, so I think it was just an attempt to rile him. Chair puts up his hands but quite clearly if anything only slightly connects. The guy goes down like Chair is Mike Tyson. As I said elsewhere I'm sick to death of Chair and Willock being cynically chopped down without other teams being booked. So if Chair gets away with one, I'm really not remotely bothered. |
The guy kicked into Chair after the HT whistle . I think that is what mitigated his reaction . |  | | |
| Luton manager. on 18:25 - Mar 13 with 5584 views | WokingR |
Bet my house he’s a Chelsea fan |  | | |
| Luton manager. on 18:35 - Mar 13 with 5517 views | themodfather |
great, let him and lootown rot in their own bitter juices, we won lol | | | |
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