Leroy Fer

Someone needs to explain to him what sportsmanship is.

It looked like the guy taking the throw in egged him on to do it and then as soon as he struck the ball he regretted it and turned away.

Very strange.

Common sense came through. Great refereeing.

It looked like the guy taking the throw in egged him on to do it and then as soon as he struck the ball he regretted it and turned away.

Very strange.

Common sense came through. Great refereeing.

The commentators said that Hughton was basically on the pitch telling Norwich to let us go up the other end and score because he thought it had been allowed.

almost shite myself in the pub when that goal went in ..........................thank goodness the ref etc stepped in

Good point and we deserved that decision

shouldnt the goal have stood though according to the rules? didnt arsenal do this before and the goal stood?

Thank f**k Graham Poll isnt reffing thats all im saying

It looked like the guy taking the throw in egged him on to do it and then as soon as he struck the ball he regretted it and turned away.

Very strange.

Common sense came through. Great refereeing.

The commentators said that Hughton was basically on the pitch telling Norwich to let us go up the other end and score because he thought it had been allowed.

If that's true, then that is quality from Hughton.

shouldnt the goal have stood though according to the rules? didnt arsenal do this before and the goal stood?

Yes and yes

Thank f**k Graham Poll isnt reffing thats all im saying

It looked like the guy taking the throw in egged him on to do it and then as soon as he struck the ball he regretted it and turned away.

Very strange.

Common sense came through. Great refereeing.

The commentators said that Hughton was basically on the pitch telling Norwich to let us go up the other end and score because he thought it had been allowed.

If that's true, then that is quality from Hughton.

wouldnt expect anything less hes a quality fella

It looked like the guy taking the throw in egged him on to do it and then as soon as he struck the ball he regretted it and turned away.

Very strange.

Common sense came through. Great refereeing.

The commentators said that Hughton was basically on the pitch telling Norwich to let us go up the other end and score because he thought it had been allowed.

Thats not what he said on Sky sports, said marshall left it, but he did then admit that the ref got it right

Someone needs to explain to him what sportsmanship is.

I don't believe what I just heard on Sky sports, the pr%ck said he did because he wanted to win the game, asked if that was un sportsman like he said no he wanted to win. What a knob

Someone needs to explain to him what sportsmanship is.

Agreed, players can't be like that.

It looked like the guy taking the throw in egged him on to do it and then as soon as he struck the ball he regretted it and turned away.

Very strange.

Common sense came through. Great refereeing.

The commentators said that Hughton was basically on the pitch telling Norwich to let us go up the other end and score because he thought it had been allowed.

That's all well and good but we must remember such occurrences mean that players 'stats' are falsely enhanced by the scoring of the 'open' goal

shouldnt the goal have stood though according to the rules? didnt arsenal do this before and the goal stood?

Yes and yes

No and Yes.

It looked like the guy taking the throw in egged him on to do it and then as soon as he struck the ball he regretted it and turned away.

Very strange.

Common sense came through. Great refereeing.

The commentators said that Hughton was basically on the pitch telling Norwich to let us go up the other end and score because he thought it had been allowed.

Thats not what he said on Sky sports, said marshall left it, but he did then admit that the ref got it right

In malkys interview on MOTD he said Hughton told him straight away we'll give you a goal back if the goal stands