Even West Ham fans are saying they are better off without him.As we have played West Ham twice, it doesn't suit us that Carroll is injured....unless it means they park the bus against any of our rivals they still have to play.
Andy Carroll has now been out injured for 1yr 3 months and 2 weeks since he joined West Ham in 2012. I posted this in the Prem thread. But as you are talking about it here.
Even West Ham fans are saying they are better off without him.
Got their GK back though...would Maya have escaped a red card if he'd dived on the ball? Outside the area, Adrian became an outfield player. Are they saying a yellow card was the correct decision?
I think they are saying "not a clear goal scoring opportunity"
I can see that. A defender was there and Mane would have been going away from goal (as in the wrong direction). Most instances of a keeper being sent off for handling outside the area are when the player is through 1 v 1. I sort of see this verdict.
When I saw the replay of incident, I though it was obvious that Mane was pulling Adrian by the shoulder.
The red should have stood.Got their GK back though...would Maya have escaped a red card if he'd dived on the ball? Outside the area, Adrian became an outfield player. Are they saying a yellow card was the correct decision?
I'm just amazed that the main grievance with the ref was injury time and not the fact Carlton Cole wasn't sent off for kicking Maya in the face at standing level and drawing blood about an inch below the eye, he could have blinded him - and that isn't a Fergie 'He could've killed him' exaggeration.
Crikey. I think I might try and find the 90 minutes to have a look at that in detail. That's shocking.Coming back to this again because it's still bugging me, finally found a video to be able to rewatch the incident.
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Wow.
Personally when the keeper is out of his own box I think anywhere within 50 yards is a clear goal scoring opportunity.