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[Regulator]

Seems like Cech should have at least got a yellow there.

[nietoperz]

If that turns out to be the winning goal then Spurs must surely have grounds for complaint.

[Punchy]

Seems like Cech should have at least got a yellow there.

Yep, referees book players after playing advantage all the time, why is the Keeper protected? It doesn't matter that Bale scored, he still fouled Adebayor.

[Regulator]

The funny thing is, having Bale score and keeping Cech on might save the game for them by keeping them at 11.

[Stephen Day]

If that turns out to be the winning goal then Spurs must surely have grounds for complaint.

I like Chelsea more than I like Spurs, but I have to admit that I have no idea what the officials were thinking when they gave that goal.

[fieldy snuts]

Regarding Mata's goal against the Spurs:


and in case you think the angle doesnt tell the story:



Don't understand how it wasn't a foul against Terry though. He took out 3 players

[fieldy snuts]

Neymar looks like he'd fit into FC Barcelona perfectly here. Terrible defending despite his skill though, they practically let him do that.

[sirbluenose]

Guys it's been a hard couple of months for me as my team Rangers officially the world's most successful football (soccer) team are on the brink of collapse.
A 140 year old Scottish institution that also holds the record for the biggest ever travelling support to the 2008 UEFA cup final 200,000 people went to the city (a great day spoiled by a shameful aftermath).
We are currently in administration and desperately seeking new owners.
It has been made abbundantly clear that our fans will not accept liquidation but this is a very real possibility.
I'm not looking for anything but a sympathetic thought.
Any true football (soccer) fan knows what their team means to them.
And just think if it could happen to a club like that
then there but for the grace of God....................

Thanks for reading

[fieldy snuts]

Guys it's been a hard couple of months for me as my team Rangers officially the world's most successful football (soccer) team are on the brink of collapse.
A 140 year old Scottish institution that also holds the record for the biggest ever travelling support to the 2008 UEFA cup final 200,000 people went to the city (a great day spoiled by a shameful aftermath).
We are currently in administration and desperately seeking new owners.
It has been made abbundantly clear that our fans will not accept liquidation but this is a very real possibility.
I'm not looking for anything but a sympathetic thought.
Any true football (soccer) fan knows what their team means to them.
And just think if it could happen to a club like that
then there but for the grace of God....................

Thanks for reading

I heard about this. If there's any luck the Rangers will get bought over by those Singaporean investors and pour in enough money to make you the next Anzhi or Man City.

[Regulator]

Even with those pictures, I don't see the whole ball over the whole line. The black line drawn on the 2nd one is misleading because of elevation. The shadow is more telling.

[Stephen Day]

Guys it's been a hard couple of months for me as my team Rangers officially the world's most successful football (soccer) team are on the brink of collapse.
A 140 year old Scottish institution that also holds the record for the biggest ever travelling support to the 2008 UEFA cup final 200,000 people went to the city (a great day spoiled by a shameful aftermath).
We are currently in administration and desperately seeking new owners.
It has been made abbundantly clear that our fans will not accept liquidation but this is a very real possibility.
I'm not looking for anything but a sympathetic thought.
Any true football (soccer) fan knows what their team means to them.
And just think if it could happen to a club like that
then there but for the grace of God....................

Thanks for reading

As somebody whose team went through something similar (I'm a crystal Palace fan) just a couple of years ago, you have my sympathy.

[fieldy snuts]

Fellaini tore us apart from the 80th minute. Didn't help that Evra and Rafael like to push forward like wingers and leave Ferdinand and Evans back there.

[Stephen Day]

Fellaini tore us apart from the 80th minute. Didn't help that Evra and Rafael like to push forward like wingers and leave Ferdinand and Evans back there.

Today's events did tighten up the top two places didn't they?

[Punchy]

HOLY FUCK CHELSEA BEAT BARCELONA

[Punchy]

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