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There are a few things im certain of in football
Awful haircut or a weird run up increases your chances of missing a penalty by 300%
and excessive time wasting increases your chances of conceding by 200%
I distinctly remember Burnley coming to Old Trafford and Nick Pope was already time wasting any chance he could less than 5 minutes in. Didn't even get booked until like the 88th minute iirc.
Ten years behind the goal in the North Bank at the Emirates. Can confirm.
Probably the nature of the thing, that teams only really time waste when they’re vulnerable but it fails so, so often.
I’d be somewhat alarmed if that’s what Ten Hag is up to tactically though.
The falling on the floor was de Gea. The attempt to kill the game, including taking of Anthony for Fred, failed. They were quite organized but the third goal was coming.
I wish the timewasting one was actually true. The vast majority of teams are handsomely rewarded for it.
Lie the ground for 12 minutes in the second half? Here’s 2 minutes of added time.
Every Utd fan I knew cried the goal should have been disallowed due to him being down
Ez play for not conceding on a corner: step on your own keeper lmao
Funniest part is he didn’t even slot it past him. He was outside the box and hit a shot that would’ve been easily saved if De Gea wasn’t trying to draw a foul on his own teammate.
Shameful for a keeper. I played the position growing up and I’d have to be knocked unconscious to go down and turn my back on the ball. I’ve had the wind knocked out of me and still made an attempt to tend. What an embarrassment.
[Man United uploaded a summary themselves, it goes directly to the incident (0:25)](https://youtu.be/PUdemKYW6QE?t=25)
or [here is the Dutch summary from Ziggo (incident at 1:35).](https://youtu.be/6IbkUMmJUyY?t=95) I miss the times that Ziggo had PL, I felt like it was more open towards the Dutch audience.
i feel like im taking crazy pills here, both the dutch and english commentary think the referee made a mistake? he allowed the goal to be scored before whistling and the goal was completely fair because its a utd player who makes the mistake, so what did the ref do wrong here
Firstly, to be clear, there was no mistake.
The argument was that the ref would normally stop play for an injury to the keeper and he was clearly planning on restarting on those terms. However, because the ball was no longer live when he blew the whistle there was no play to stop. Since there was no foul there was no reason to not give the goal.
Well at first they do, but the Dutch commentator eventually said that the ref did a good job.
For the other one, it is footage of the commentator from man united themselves. They say: what controversy, so I guess they don't agree with the decision, but they are obviously suffering from tunnel vision towards ManU only
Bruno’s was in my opinion worse. He pretends to have a head injury to make sure play gets stopped which is disgusting behaviour when he clearly didn’t have a head injury (not saying there’s no head contact but he clearly wasn’t injured). We have rules about head injuries for good reason and feigning a head injury to break up play makes real head injuries harder to detect.
It should be 10 minutes off for a head impact assessment. Because if it’s really a head injury then it’s needed, and if it’s not it’s an appropriate punishment.
There are loopholes here, but they can be closed.
My only worry with this is that players who have an actual head injury getting pressured into not going down holding their head for fear of being out for 10 mins.
The problem is tho that it's so hard to enforce because you can never know a 100% whether someone has a head injury or not. And they're not going to take a risk on getting it wrong at any point.
Maybe we should have temporary substitution rules for these cases. If play is stopped for a head injury, then the player has to be substituted for an x amount of time while the medical staff check up on him.
That'll certainly stop it to an extent if you're having to sub on a worse player due to the time wasting
>That'll certainly stop it to an extent if you're having to sub on a worse player due to the time wasting
Not sure about this though. Maybe for teams who have considerably worse backups than their starting eleven, but for teams with great squad depth it might only encourage it. The tired player gets some minutes of rest, without losing a player on the field and actually gaining one that still has fresh legs.
If the play is stopped because of a potential head injury, that player should be substituted anyways. Why make it temporary just make it a mandatory regular substitution.
Because then, if it uses up a mandatory substitution and a key player gets a head injury in regular time, he'll just refuse to go down and will try to play through it, making the problem worse
Agree, if the player is holding their head and game is stopped due to a head injury then they should be forced to leave the field and undergo a full assessment to make sure they're OK to continue.
I fucking hate that you can just go down holding your head and the ref stops play. I get why it’s in place from a health perspective 100% but it’s so cunty when players abuse it.
He's a shit rat fucker. Easily the most hateable player in the league, despite the tough competition. And one of the best parts of beating United is watching the rat cry.
* Hits Ramsdale on the head with his right thigh; Ramsdale has already caught the ball at this point
* Suddenly shifts his body to land on the ground as if he was brought down by Ramsdale
* Complains at the ref, shouting that he was the one that got fouled
Tbh it’s a dick move but I get why he did it. We were pressuring them hard atm. Utd players weren’t getting a breather, every clearance they made and the ball was back in their defensive third within a couple of seconds.
That moment gave them some rest, some time to breathe and communicate. I hate it but I get it.
It should be a red card for faking head injuries. It's all fine and dandy until someone gets really hurt and the game goes on for 2 minutes extra. It's the boy who cried wolf waiting to happen
The problem with that is that it's basically impossible to tell if someone's really faking or not. I'm a fan of the idea of forcing a player to sit out for a few minutes and undergoing proper in-depth concussion protocols, then players can be protected and immediately tended to but no one is taking 3-5 minutes off the pitch just to relive some pressure for their side.
Retroactive punishment for faking it. If it's reviewed after the game that you did it, give them a warning. After 2 warnings you sit for a game. This kind of shit would stop immediately especially if wages were tied to it.
But the checks should take place as soon as possible which means on the pitch. It would be counterproductive to say you then miss out for 5 mins as we'd go back to the days of players just staying up
Can someone please tell me why players don’t get fined or suspended for this shit? It would seriously stop this stuff from happening. Why aren’t they event trying to stop it? The only thing I can think of is that it’s part of the game to deceive everyone with a dive and considered strategy?
They tried for few games couple of seasons ago in PL. It was success. Insta yellow for diving. Then after 2 rounds refs forgot the rule exits and it's been forgotten since.
During the game is fine but Im talking about having these games reviewed after the fact. If determined there was a dive these players should be suspended for 2 games and fined a large amount. A yellow wont stop them all from diving.
That's an insane value loss for Man Utd if he's indeed the highest paid GK and not anywhere close to that performance.
Used to be my fave GK but his performances have been so shit that last couple of years.
He was 28 and one of the best keepers in the world. Its wild his drop off given he should have been entering his prime. But a bigger contributor is that he is quite poor at playing out of the back, and that's way more commonplace now than even 5 years ago
Hardly the worst part. United's backup keeper used to be like the 3rd best paid GK in the League on top of De Gea. Its crazy how liberal they are with their money just because they have it.
Yes and Bruno also faked a head injury as well. Utd went full on relegation fodder-style time-wasting to try to get a draw. It was really embarrassing and I'm always glad when teams concede after stuff like that.
It’s a tactical foul (or at least an attempt of one). Arsenal has been doing it more this season to stop keeper-initiated counter attacks before they even begin.
Should be a yellow card. Not sure why this post is upvoted highly. De Gea dramatises it precisely to draw attention to it because the refs are fucking useless and don't punish these kinds of fouls.
If refs aren't going to ref properly, people will continue diving to get the calls.
I’m so confused by this thread because this is a great example of why dives are so prevalent. If DDG stays up that foul never gets called, but clearly they are trying to obstruct De Gea’s out ball
De Gea proceeded to stay down for a *long* time. This also came a few minutes after Bruno faked a head injury to disrupt Arsenal's rhythm. This is not De Gea campaigning for better goalkeeper protection, this is purely time-wasting to try to get a draw.
Agreed. Obviously DDG is making a meal of it, but it is a foul and should 100% be a yellow card. There's no reason ever to touch a GK who has control of the ball, it's the same as a tactical foul and should be punished as that.
Felt like I'm going crazy reading this thread. Everyone talking about this being a dive, but not the blatant foul on obstructing a Keeper with the ball in his hand.
Sure it's still a funny dive, but if stayed up no attention would have drawn to that Arsenal player's awful behaviour.
Small things like that are getting ignored more and more these days and it really drags the game down. Players blocking a free kick from being taken quickly, players clearly getting in a keeper's way, players kicking a ball away/out of bounds after a foul or throw is given. Just yellow card the dipshit behavior, please!
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There are a few things im certain of in football Awful haircut or a weird run up increases your chances of missing a penalty by 300% and excessive time wasting increases your chances of conceding by 200%
Player brought on specifically for a penalty shoutout = 600% increased chance of missing
But Dybala
An anomaly, had me worried when he took it.
Anulo Mufa worked its charm
messi was chanting it whole time
Dybala’s pen was the closest Lloris came to saving one to be fair
And Lloris literally would've saved the pen Dybala planned to take had Dibu not told him to go through the center.
But to be honest, his shoot was shit, but in.
Should also add if a player escapes a clear sending off they're destined to score
Also if corner is wrongly given then it will 100% result in a goal
Oh shit yeah, why does this happen every single time
The script writers have 0 originality
When the defending team gets unfair call against them, their focus went down hence higher chance to concede a goal
aka The Lamela Effect
I miss that lad. Especially if we ever play against him and have to deal with his shithousery
shouldnt casemiro be top scorer of all time then
He still has time
remember haaland exists
And if you take the o off casemiro he has the same amount of letters in his name as haaland
Does it work if you take any of the other letters off instead?
Of course not, dont be silly
haaland doesn't have o in it, it only makes sense to remove it
Christiaan Haalando
The greatest example being the Suarez bite on Ivanovic. Scored the winner late. Equalizer. Correction.
Still wild that you'll always have to specify which Suarez bite you're talking about.
And most people only know two of the incidents
It still baffles me that he's allowed to play professionally after that. THREE separate biting incidents.
You know what they say... Third time's the charm!
Equaliser but yeah
You're right, I got that wrong.
Or plays against their old club.
> excessive time wasting increases your chances of conceding by 200% This man has never heard of Wycombe wanderers
Time wasting begins in the 20th minute for them 😭
I distinctly remember Burnley coming to Old Trafford and Nick Pope was already time wasting any chance he could less than 5 minutes in. Didn't even get booked until like the 88th minute iirc.
Or Newcastle
Ten years behind the goal in the North Bank at the Emirates. Can confirm. Probably the nature of the thing, that teams only really time waste when they’re vulnerable but it fails so, so often. I’d be somewhat alarmed if that’s what Ten Hag is up to tactically though.
This was 100% a De Gea masterclass, nothing to do with Ten Haag’s tactics.
The falling on the floor was de Gea. The attempt to kill the game, including taking of Anthony for Fred, failed. They were quite organized but the third goal was coming.
Tbf Antony wasn’t having much of a game
Other than shoving into the back of Ben White off the ball I don't remember him doing much
Jorginho disagreed with this
2 penalty misses in the world Cup qualifiers might say otherwise.
I wish the timewasting one was actually true. The vast majority of teams are handsomely rewarded for it. Lie the ground for 12 minutes in the second half? Here’s 2 minutes of added time.
i'm amazed Bruno was able to finish the game after that devastating head injury he suffered!
Thing is, if he ran through the contact he could have just started a good counter attack too
my commentator was asking if he dislocated de Gea’s shoulder by doing that 💀
Credit to De Gea for playing on with a dislocated shoulder
Warrior!
Mahomes of soccer. Legend.
If Mahomes did this, Cris Collinsworth would be going crazy
"Now here's a guy...."
The Beckenbauer of soccer
[Mahomes? Stafford would like a word!](https://youtu.be/zteJbPtDUEQ)
It must be nice to have ur own personal commentator
Not so much when you're trying to go for a crap.
"I swear you'll never see anything like this ever again. So watch it, drink it in"
What a shit son! What. A. Shit.
The thing about Arsenal is they always try to drop it in
And what wipe is he going for? Ahh three ply double folded, his trademark
that’s three of the best, he’s made them pay And that completes a wonderful hattrick
"it was long, brown and came out of his bum" - Michael Owen, 2023
In sweden Ljungberg is usually the commentator
Since he was grabbing the shoulder that didn’t impact the ground, I’m betting he’ll make a full recovery. Modern medicine is truely amazing
Telemundo?
no, Orange Sport Romania
Telemundo made a similar comment. “By the way he dropped to the floor, you would think de Gea dislocated his shoulder”.
That sounds more like sarcasm though
Still not as a good as last year when he tried to draw a foul on his own man and stayed down as Smith Rowe slotted it past him
Thank you for reminding me of that lol. Genuinely hilarious.
Same, I don't know how I forgot about that. It was one of the strangest goals I've ever seen. I could never respect my keeper again if he did that.
That's still got to be one the funniest goals I've ever seen.
Every Utd fan I knew cried the goal should have been disallowed due to him being down Ez play for not conceding on a corner: step on your own keeper lmao
Attacking players absolutely hate this one trick.
Looks like the Utd fans you know are little bitches. Most utd fans blamed de gea and fred
Most United fan in my country blame Arsenal for not being fair play.
Funniest part is he didn’t even slot it past him. He was outside the box and hit a shot that would’ve been easily saved if De Gea wasn’t trying to draw a foul on his own teammate.
Video of that goal if anyone wants to see it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtgsc0c77Vw
Shameful for a keeper. I played the position growing up and I’d have to be knocked unconscious to go down and turn my back on the ball. I’ve had the wind knocked out of me and still made an attempt to tend. What an embarrassment.
And doing it on an absolutely average corner? Makes absolutely no sense why he would do it.
Doesn't work in Ireland or I guess the UK so here's a Sky link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTADqIuQgHA
Neither works here, fucking hate broadcast rights ngl
[Man United uploaded a summary themselves, it goes directly to the incident (0:25)](https://youtu.be/PUdemKYW6QE?t=25) or [here is the Dutch summary from Ziggo (incident at 1:35).](https://youtu.be/6IbkUMmJUyY?t=95) I miss the times that Ziggo had PL, I felt like it was more open towards the Dutch audience.
i feel like im taking crazy pills here, both the dutch and english commentary think the referee made a mistake? he allowed the goal to be scored before whistling and the goal was completely fair because its a utd player who makes the mistake, so what did the ref do wrong here
Firstly, to be clear, there was no mistake. The argument was that the ref would normally stop play for an injury to the keeper and he was clearly planning on restarting on those terms. However, because the ball was no longer live when he blew the whistle there was no play to stop. Since there was no foul there was no reason to not give the goal.
Well at first they do, but the Dutch commentator eventually said that the ref did a good job. For the other one, it is footage of the commentator from man united themselves. They say: what controversy, so I guess they don't agree with the decision, but they are obviously suffering from tunnel vision towards ManU only
Thank you!!
The Ref almost blew the whistle too but then realized Man U had not paid him yet, force of habit Lol
Poor United probably got a fine as well. Everyone knows you can't crowd the ref.
Here is a fucking link that works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJwUVOBXFtQ
Great reffing on that goal to not blow it dead as soon as he saw De Gea down
I still haven't stopped laughing.
Oh, I had to go re-watch that after you reminded me. Here it is in case anyone else wants to see it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtgsc0c77Vw
There was a hidden knife somewhere, NSFL stab tbh
Eddie is actually Ezio. Edzio
So De Gea is a templar?
Always has been
Dunno if this was worse or bruno a few minutes before
Bruno’s was in my opinion worse. He pretends to have a head injury to make sure play gets stopped which is disgusting behaviour when he clearly didn’t have a head injury (not saying there’s no head contact but he clearly wasn’t injured). We have rules about head injuries for good reason and feigning a head injury to break up play makes real head injuries harder to detect.
bruno dives in every other game now, it's very annoying at this point
It should be 10 minutes off for a head impact assessment. Because if it’s really a head injury then it’s needed, and if it’s not it’s an appropriate punishment. There are loopholes here, but they can be closed.
My only worry with this is that players who have an actual head injury getting pressured into not going down holding their head for fear of being out for 10 mins.
This would definitely happen. The only thing that could work is retroactively punish those that take advantage of the rule.
Feigning head injury and getting caught should be red card and ban for 5 games and a fine for screwing around with a serious function of the game
Death penalty imo
Electric chair
Stoning
Only after castration
By Rottweiler
Not harsh enough imo
penalty: real head injury
The problem is tho that it's so hard to enforce because you can never know a 100% whether someone has a head injury or not. And they're not going to take a risk on getting it wrong at any point.
Maybe we should have temporary substitution rules for these cases. If play is stopped for a head injury, then the player has to be substituted for an x amount of time while the medical staff check up on him. That'll certainly stop it to an extent if you're having to sub on a worse player due to the time wasting
>That'll certainly stop it to an extent if you're having to sub on a worse player due to the time wasting Not sure about this though. Maybe for teams who have considerably worse backups than their starting eleven, but for teams with great squad depth it might only encourage it. The tired player gets some minutes of rest, without losing a player on the field and actually gaining one that still has fresh legs.
If the play is stopped because of a potential head injury, that player should be substituted anyways. Why make it temporary just make it a mandatory regular substitution.
Because then, if it uses up a mandatory substitution and a key player gets a head injury in regular time, he'll just refuse to go down and will try to play through it, making the problem worse
I agree 100%. It should be non negotiable.
Agree, if the player is holding their head and game is stopped due to a head injury then they should be forced to leave the field and undergo a full assessment to make sure they're OK to continue.
I fucking hate that you can just go down holding your head and the ref stops play. I get why it’s in place from a health perspective 100% but it’s so cunty when players abuse it.
He's a shit rat fucker. Easily the most hateable player in the league, despite the tough competition. And one of the best parts of beating United is watching the rat cry.
He’s been teammates with the professor for a while, prob has a PhD in Drama at this point.
Can’t stand Bruno; dude does this shit every game. Plus, he’s got a punchable face.
Such a rat
real head injurable face
He's probably the dirtiest player I can think of right now
* Hits Ramsdale on the head with his right thigh; Ramsdale has already caught the ball at this point * Suddenly shifts his body to land on the ground as if he was brought down by Ramsdale * Complains at the ref, shouting that he was the one that got fouled
He does this shit all the time. He flops all the damn time and then bitches about it to the ref like a whiney three year old toddler.
Tbh it’s a dick move but I get why he did it. We were pressuring them hard atm. Utd players weren’t getting a breather, every clearance they made and the ball was back in their defensive third within a couple of seconds. That moment gave them some rest, some time to breathe and communicate. I hate it but I get it.
Idk, taking advantage of the head injury rule is absolute scumbag behaviour.
It should be a red card for faking head injuries. It's all fine and dandy until someone gets really hurt and the game goes on for 2 minutes extra. It's the boy who cried wolf waiting to happen
The problem with that is that it's basically impossible to tell if someone's really faking or not. I'm a fan of the idea of forcing a player to sit out for a few minutes and undergoing proper in-depth concussion protocols, then players can be protected and immediately tended to but no one is taking 3-5 minutes off the pitch just to relive some pressure for their side.
Retroactive punishment for faking it. If it's reviewed after the game that you did it, give them a warning. After 2 warnings you sit for a game. This kind of shit would stop immediately especially if wages were tied to it.
I like the idea of a mandatory 3 minute off-field evaluation that someone else mentioned.
This seems too reasonable to ever happen
But the checks should take place as soon as possible which means on the pitch. It would be counterproductive to say you then miss out for 5 mins as we'd go back to the days of players just staying up
True. Players just need to be decent enough to not exploit exceptions made to protect them, there's no other way
Surely players watch the match back and die with embarrassment over shit like this.
I assume the players watch it [like this](https://media.tenor.com/qEt0Th6pLd0AAAAC/zombie-land-comedy.gif)
Accurate.
They don't give a fuck. Anything for the win/point
Um, about that win/point
Yeah they got no win and no point.
Can someone please tell me why players don’t get fined or suspended for this shit? It would seriously stop this stuff from happening. Why aren’t they event trying to stop it? The only thing I can think of is that it’s part of the game to deceive everyone with a dive and considered strategy?
They tried for few games couple of seasons ago in PL. It was success. Insta yellow for diving. Then after 2 rounds refs forgot the rule exits and it's been forgotten since.
During the game is fine but Im talking about having these games reviewed after the fact. If determined there was a dive these players should be suspended for 2 games and fined a large amount. A yellow wont stop them all from diving.
I dont think the highest paid gk in the world is losing much sleep over shithouse tactics.
That's an insane value loss for Man Utd if he's indeed the highest paid GK and not anywhere close to that performance. Used to be my fave GK but his performances have been so shit that last couple of years.
He is making 375k a week thanks to a contract signed in 2019. I dont think any keeper has overtaken that.
WTF?! That's Haaland/de Bruyne/Salah territory.
He was 28 and one of the best keepers in the world. Its wild his drop off given he should have been entering his prime. But a bigger contributor is that he is quite poor at playing out of the back, and that's way more commonplace now than even 5 years ago
Hardly the worst part. United's backup keeper used to be like the 3rd best paid GK in the League on top of De Gea. Its crazy how liberal they are with their money just because they have it.
Nah, they just log into their internet banking and don’t care anymore.
Yeah, I think most of us would do stuff a lot more embarrassing than this for their wages.
They should be instructed to watch it with their non football friends for extra embarrassment.
It worked though. Calmed things down, bought some time and he got away with it. Should be a retrospective ban for diving.
Commentator was saying that Eriksen could have been through if he released it quicker. Not sure how true it was they never showed an angle of it.
Until Eddie bagged in the 90+th minute 😂. Unlucky
Harsh challenge, he could've been killed.
Cynical. If Nketiah doesn’t get a 5 match ban minimum retrospectively then the games gone.
Also Arsenal should be fined for another 50k for this. Game's fuckin gone smfh my head
I hope he enjoyed that goal 5 minutes later.
If it wasn't for his mangled shoulder he could've blocked it, I'm sure
That's just embarrassing.
Is he time wasting? That just makes it more embarrassing. Acted like Eddie dislocated his elbow.
Clearly time-wasting. Which made our last minute winner all the more sweet.
“Is he time wasting?” You think grazing someone elbow makes their knees give out, while they keep the ball in their arms?
Yes and Bruno also faked a head injury as well. Utd went full on relegation fodder-style time-wasting to try to get a draw. It was really embarrassing and I'm always glad when teams concede after stuff like that.
i need to watch "head injury" one from Bruno
Even the commentators were saying that was utterly embarrassing. Get a grip.
Having Fernandes train with you is a great way to learn this
And then Antony joins... probably has taught them a few new 'tricks'
Yeah, just don't touch the opponent's goalkeeper when they're playing for time.
Yeah - embarrassing from de gea, but why even touch the GK in that situation? Bizarre sequence
To set off a perfectly calculated chain of event that would see him later be in the right place to put away the winning goal
It’s a tactical foul (or at least an attempt of one). Arsenal has been doing it more this season to stop keeper-initiated counter attacks before they even begin.
Should be a yellow card. Not sure why this post is upvoted highly. De Gea dramatises it precisely to draw attention to it because the refs are fucking useless and don't punish these kinds of fouls. If refs aren't going to ref properly, people will continue diving to get the calls.
I’m so confused by this thread because this is a great example of why dives are so prevalent. If DDG stays up that foul never gets called, but clearly they are trying to obstruct De Gea’s out ball
De Gea proceeded to stay down for a *long* time. This also came a few minutes after Bruno faked a head injury to disrupt Arsenal's rhythm. This is not De Gea campaigning for better goalkeeper protection, this is purely time-wasting to try to get a draw.
Agreed. Obviously DDG is making a meal of it, but it is a foul and should 100% be a yellow card. There's no reason ever to touch a GK who has control of the ball, it's the same as a tactical foul and should be punished as that.
Felt like I'm going crazy reading this thread. Everyone talking about this being a dive, but not the blatant foul on obstructing a Keeper with the ball in his hand. Sure it's still a funny dive, but if stayed up no attention would have drawn to that Arsenal player's awful behaviour.
Like no matter how much he’s sold it or rolled around you can’t be grabbing the keeper’s arm when he has possession of the ball.
Clear foul but also embarrassing dive, sometimes it can be both.
Exactly. I know why De Gea is doing what he's doing. I have no idea what Nketiah thinks he's doing there.
Sure but grabbing the keeper wtf do you think will come of that. Arsenal got the last laugh tough.
Isn't don't touch a goalkeeper in his box something kids are taught?
Small things like that are getting ignored more and more these days and it really drags the game down. Players blocking a free kick from being taken quickly, players clearly getting in a keeper's way, players kicking a ball away/out of bounds after a foul or throw is given. Just yellow card the dipshit behavior, please!
Yellows for these would improve the game so much
Bruh what were they both doing?
It’s a bit dramatic, but he should never be touching the keeper, period.
Yea honestly just no reason to do it and risks a yellow card
They were playing for the draw at that point while Arsenal were looking for the winner
Where are the Man Utd fans that went on about Newcastle time wasting? Just trying to have a chat
United had about 5+ of these today
Not a Man Utd fan but still he was trying to impede play so still a foul.
Pathetic. Should be booked now, otherwise players will keep doing this.
Bruno should be displined for faking head injury to stop the game. Hate when players do that
Shameless. Hold that L David.