JOC Vs Moist Ken

[bromtom]

I've seen nothing said about this, but that moment, around the 73rd minute in, was everything wrong with football.

Moist Ken, having gone to ground behind JOC (probably easily, can't remember rightly) is still on the ground as JOC starts jogging backwards to return to LB, trips Jack and goes off alarming like he's been Tyrone Minged.

Almost certain that it was back of heel to chest contact, but he was rolling about on the floor holding his face like he'd just had a major artery slashed with a machete.

Thankfully the ref was having none of it (decent performance in that regard today) but it was embarrassing.

MOTD and co need to publicly shame these twats. I want dive of the month competitions with a presentation at the training ground with Sky cameras, Golden Cheat award presented on the pitch on the final day with the boot and glove. They should feel absolutely ashamed.

I'm hoping the meeting of the two managers most vocal about cutting out this rolling around shit, Dyche Vs Wilder, is such a good game that everyone will see the light and just stop it.

Unlikely though.

 

[JohnDenver]

Just seen that again on Sky. Embarrassing.

 

[knowsnowt]

You said moist.
Urghhhh.

 

[Niceguyeddie]

He wasnt alone in that today , richarlison in particular was pretty dramatic but it suited us
On the flip side baldock could have been sent off for a totally reckless reaction to. Nothing early on and Norwoods yellow card tackle had me holding my head in my hands

 

[whitehouse79]

bang on, rolling aroud then on your feet in half a minute, horribile to see. thats gonna be premiure football this year.

 

[bromtom]

He wasnt alone in that today , richarlison in particular was pretty dramatic but it suited us
On the flip side baldock could have been sent off for a totally reckless reaction to. Nothing early on and Norwoods yellow card tackle had me holding my head in my hands

Baldock does need to chill out. You just know he's going to get booked in a corner, he's got no chill haha

 

[Ainsley Harriott]

Who was the cunt that went down holding his stomach in the 2nd half, yet when the ball came near him during another attack he was up and at it as if nothing happened? That Richarlison is a shit as well.

Any decent ref would just book him for simulation.

 

[Kenilworth]

I've seen nothing said about this, but that moment, around the 73rd minute in, was everything wrong with football.

Moist Ken, having gone to ground behind JOC (probably easily, can't remember rightly) is still on the ground as JOC starts jogging backwards to return to LB, trips Jack and goes off alarming like he's been Tyrone Minged.

Almost certain that it was back of heel to chest contact, but he was rolling about on the floor holding his face like he'd just had a major artery slashed with a machete.

Thankfully the ref was having none of it (decent performance in that regard today) but it was embarrassing.

MOTD and co need to publicly shame these twats. I want dive of the month competitions with a presentation at the training ground with Sky cameras, Golden Cheat award presented on the pitch on the final day with the boot and glove. They should feel absolutely ashamed.

I'm hoping the meeting of the two managers most vocal about cutting out this rolling around shit, Dyche Vs Wilder, is such a good game that everyone will see the light and just stop it.

Unlikely though.

Phew.
Such a relief to discover this thread is nothing to do with me.

 

[Blade100]

Phew.
Such a relief to discover this thread is nothing to do with me.

Unless your moist... take no offence (after the result I’ll forgive you if you are)

 

[Niceguyeddie]

Don't get wound up by their play acting it just showed they didn't have the balls for a fight
There will be plenty of days when cheating will cost us but luckily enough not today

The ref had a spot on game today

 

[metalblade]

That Bernard was a diving little bastard too.

 

[JohnDenver]

Phew.
Such a relief to discover this thread is nothing to do with me.

Eh? Are you not moist?

 

[Stretch]

We had a decent ref today in Simon Hooper. Doesn't fall for any BS and usually likes to keep his cards in his pockets. Normally gives one or 2 things our way as well, in recent seasons anyway.

Compare his performance today to Lee Mason last week. Under that idiot Baldock would have been sent off today and I am fairly sure they'd have wangled a penalty somewhere along the way.

 

[SwissBlade]

We had a decent ref today in Simon Hooper. Doesn't fall for any BS and usually likes to keep his cards in his pockets. Normally gives one or 2 things our way as well, in recent seasons anyway.

Compare his performance today to Lee Mason last week. Under that idiot Baldock would have been sent off today and I am fairly sure they'd have wangled a penalty somewhere along the way.

Agreed, I was impressed with the ref as he was certainly not falling for any antics.

The antics of Kean can be countered with the way that Mousse behaved shortly before scoring. If we thought (and before yesterday there was zero evidence of it) that we had the cliched diving/ rolling foreigner on our hands with Mousse, then our 2nd goal, his goal smashed that argument.

I've said this elsewhere, but so impressed with him, i'll mention it again.

During the build up Mousse attempted to hold the ball up inside the centre circle in our half. He got floored by the defender behind him and I thought for a second that he was about to roll about. No chance. He got up, turned and at that point the ball was already in Lunny's possession.

The run he made, instead of rolling around on the floor like Kean got him that goal.

This was his position as Lunny got the ball

 

[tonytonycurrie]

 

[INTAKE BLADE]

Quality commentry by radio Sheffield

 

[Inter_blade83]

He wasnt alone in that today , richarlison in particular was pretty dramatic but it suited us
On the flip side baldock could have been sent off for a totally reckless reaction to. Nothing early on and Norwoods yellow card tackle had me holding my head in my hands

The replay doesn't do Baldock justice. There was a bit of an elbow swung, but it was before the replays are showing it. On the initial replay you can see it. On the shortened version the replay begins after. Selective highlights from the powers that be?

I'm glad Baldock went for him. It fired us up more and showed they didn't like it up em. It was only then I thought we might get something from the game.

Their play acting throughout was embarrassing.

 

[1889]

We had a decent ref today in Simon Hooper. Doesn't fall for any BS and usually likes to keep his cards in his pockets. Normally gives one or 2 things our way as well, in recent seasons anyway.

Compare his performance today to Lee Mason last week. Under that idiot Baldock would have been sent off today and I am fairly sure they'd have wangled a penalty somewhere along the way.

I was surprised that Lee Mason didn’t disallow the first goal to be honest, I feared the worst when it went to the VAR

 

[dublin 10 blade]

I was surprised that Lee Mason didn’t disallow the first goal to be honest, I feared the worst when it went to the VAR

Think he realized the cock ups he did last week , and Sir Chris’s words after the game , no Colin rants , cool , calm and adult about it could have helped

 

[Stretch]

I was surprised that Lee Mason didn’t disallow the first goal to be honest, I feared the worst when it went to the VAR

Yeah me too. 2 VAR dickings in 7 days would have really gone down well.

 

[Stretch]

Imo, the best goal scored in the league yesterday, yet they didn't even discuss it on MOTD. All the praise was for our defensive play.

 

[KeyffSmyff]

By the end it looked like Hillsborough with all the empty blue seats.