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It was ridiculous. I can almost forgive ref's missing blatant goals, if you don't see it you cant give it, but i cannot understand how they can just give a goal on guess work.
Apalling refereeing. Something like this happens every week.
A player makes a mistake he suffers the consequences, a referee makes a mistake and .......................
Terry admitted after that it wasn't a goal. I'm not saying Chelsea would not have won in the end, if only due to Drogba's superb goal, but it totally changed the emphasis of the game.
A player makes a mistake he suffers the consequences, a referee makes a mistake and .......................
Terry admitted after that it wasn't a goal. I'm not saying Chelsea would not have won in the end, if only due to Drogba's superb goal, but it totally changed the emphasis of the game.
I remember thinking to myself back in 1959 that Heath Park needed goal line technology. 
I have to admit, that my first impression in real time was that the ball had gone in. That said, the ref was in a better position than the real time cameras. A goal line official would have had a better view.
In situations like that the consequences could go either way. In this paqrticular case, I think it fired Spurs up to get the goal they hadn't really looked like scoring.
It's a great shame that players can't be honest. It seems that hollow victory is an alien concept to them.
I have to admit, that my first impression in real time was that the ball had gone in. That said, the ref was in a better position than the real time cameras. A goal line official would have had a better view.
In situations like that the consequences could go either way. In this paqrticular case, I think it fired Spurs up to get the goal they hadn't really looked like scoring.
It's a great shame that players can't be honest. It seems that hollow victory is an alien concept to them.
In this case the ref was in a poor position about 12 yards out from the goal line. He, or the linesman, needed to be in line to make a valid judgement.
Atkinson guessed and got it totally wrong.
Yes, it fired Spurs up but then they were chasing 2 goals not 1 and ended up going kamikaze. Gallas playing like a total knob didn't help.
Atkinson guessed and got it totally wrong.
Yes, it fired Spurs up but then they were chasing 2 goals not 1 and ended up going kamikaze. Gallas playing like a total knob didn't help.