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Reply | Rob Green
at 12:57 27 Dec 2012
Was the push on Fortuné a penalty then or is that allowed?
You seem to be selective on the incidents you see. |
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Reply | Harry's Comments
at 12:54 27 Dec 2012
To be Harry having a moan is a bit rich, a QPR player handled the ball in the penalty area with his hand far more raised than Ridgewells, but was not shown on MOD, but was on Sky match.
When you are struggling, no doubt decisions go against you, but then you tend to spend more time in or around your own penalty area as well.
Harry won an FA cup semi final against us in 2008 with a handball goal, he never said a word then.
Swings and roundabouts I'm afraid, fact is, you have decent players, but a poor team, relegation may come your way, but handled correctly, its not the end of the world as long as your wealthy backers do not lose interest.
The only real way to compete is the way we have done, by building your club slowly from top to bottom, it comes with a bit of pain, but its the only way for medium sized clubs to compete.
Harry is not the answer though, just a good motivator who can only achieve by spending money. |
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Reply | Harry's Comments
at 10:52 27 Dec 2012
If Harry really believes that Green was fouled, he will start the next game, if he thinks he was weak and at fault, he will drop him, actions always speak louder than words. |
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Reply | Rob Green
at 10:45 27 Dec 2012
Hi QPR fans, West Brom fan in peace, I was interested in reading your views on the 2nd goal, seems they are more mixed than 'arry's, no doubt it could have been given as a foul, it often would be, but initially Green pushes Fortuné to make himself space(is that a foul?), then Green steps back over his own line, Fortuné then sticks his backside out to keep Green where he is, over the line, Green then feebly jumps and flaps the ball into his own goal.
It could have been given as a foul, but on balance, it wasn't and the officials got it right. |
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