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The one I'm looking at Carsley appears to get to the ball before N'Gog albeit "just about". Sure if you scroll up Bruno has it embedded somewhere. (That's the only angle I've seen it from though)Tombwfc wrote:Are we looking at the same incident? Carsley doesn't touch the ball, never mind gain posession of it.Worthy4England wrote:Ok - I'm not up with the law either, but I'm not buying that one Tom.Tombwfc wrote:To be fair, there have been millions of far worse penalty decisions than that.
I'm still not entirely sure I'm up with the law, but to me, that was a shit tackle. If N'Gog just plain carried on running, he'd have been tripped up and it'd have been a stonewall penalty.
To me N'Gog knocks it between two defenders, to run onto. Carsley gets to it first and is the next player to touch the ball. Surely that means Carsley and not N'Gog is technically in posession? If N'Gog carried on running and made contact with Carsley before the ball then surely it would have been a free-kick to Birmingham as they were the team "in posession" when the Liverpool player kicked him? At what point should Carsley pull out of a committed tackle that it looks to me he's successfully executed to allow N'Gog to try and walk it in the net?
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Terrible decision... carsley gets a touch and deflects... ngog dives without being touched... ref fooled... Brum may get relegated because of that decision... Liverpool may scab europa league...Worthy4England wrote:The one I'm looking at Carsley appears to get to the ball before N'Gog albeit "just about". Sure if you scroll up Bruno has it embedded somewhere. (That's the only angle I've seen it from though)Tombwfc wrote:Are we looking at the same incident? Carsley doesn't touch the ball, never mind gain posession of it.Worthy4England wrote:Ok - I'm not up with the law either, but I'm not buying that one Tom.Tombwfc wrote:To be fair, there have been millions of far worse penalty decisions than that.
I'm still not entirely sure I'm up with the law, but to me, that was a shit tackle. If N'Gog just plain carried on running, he'd have been tripped up and it'd have been a stonewall penalty.
To me N'Gog knocks it between two defenders, to run onto. Carsley gets to it first and is the next player to touch the ball. Surely that means Carsley and not N'Gog is technically in posession? If N'Gog carried on running and made contact with Carsley before the ball then surely it would have been a free-kick to Birmingham as they were the team "in posession" when the Liverpool player kicked him? At what point should Carsley pull out of a committed tackle that it looks to me he's successfully executed to allow N'Gog to try and walk it in the net?
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Really? I honestly still can't really see it, but I'm happy to take your word for it. The referee would've done amazingly well to see that first time round, so like I said, I've seen worse. Rob Styles last year being the main example.William the White wrote:Terrible decision... carsley gets a touch and deflects... ngog dives without being touched... ref fooled... Brum may get relegated because of that decision... Liverpool may scab europa league...Worthy4England wrote:The one I'm looking at Carsley appears to get to the ball before N'Gog albeit "just about". Sure if you scroll up Bruno has it embedded somewhere. (That's the only angle I've seen it from though)Tombwfc wrote:Are we looking at the same incident? Carsley doesn't touch the ball, never mind gain posession of it.Worthy4England wrote:Ok - I'm not up with the law either, but I'm not buying that one Tom.Tombwfc wrote:To be fair, there have been millions of far worse penalty decisions than that.
I'm still not entirely sure I'm up with the law, but to me, that was a shit tackle. If N'Gog just plain carried on running, he'd have been tripped up and it'd have been a stonewall penalty.
To me N'Gog knocks it between two defenders, to run onto. Carsley gets to it first and is the next player to touch the ball. Surely that means Carsley and not N'Gog is technically in posession? If N'Gog carried on running and made contact with Carsley before the ball then surely it would have been a free-kick to Birmingham as they were the team "in posession" when the Liverpool player kicked him? At what point should Carsley pull out of a committed tackle that it looks to me he's successfully executed to allow N'Gog to try and walk it in the net?
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Solve the striker crisis with a striker who wouldn't make Chelsea's bench. Smart.Manager Rafael Benitez will try and solve Liverpool's striker crisis by making a £12m move for West Ham's Carlton Cole in January.
Funny thing is I can remember a quality striker who was available for free and would have given his left nut to go to Liverpool. But N'Gog is just as good really.
He'll need to nearly double that if he wants Carlton.H. Pedersen wrote:Solve the striker crisis with a striker who wouldn't make Chelsea's bench. Smart.Manager Rafael Benitez will try and solve Liverpool's striker crisis by making a £12m move for West Ham's Carlton Cole in January.
Funny thing is I can remember a quality striker who was available for free and would have given his left nut to go to Liverpool. But N'Gog is just as good really.
Yeah, cos we've actually got £12m to spend? I'm amazed by how people swallow this horseshit from the papers. If we had £12m to spend, don't you think we might've bought some slightly better defensive cover than Nick the Greek in the summer?H. Pedersen wrote:Solve the striker crisis with a striker who wouldn't make Chelsea's bench. Smart.Manager Rafael Benitez will try and solve Liverpool's striker crisis by making a £12m move for West Ham's Carlton Cole in January.
Number of minutes played by Michael Owen this season: 241H. Pedersen wrote:Funny thing is I can remember a quality striker who was available for free and would have given his left nut to go to Liverpool. But N'Gog is just as good really.
Number of Premier League goals scored by Michael Owen this season: 2
Number of minutes played by David Ngog this season: 134
Number of Premier League goals scored by David Ngog this season: 3
He can keep his left nut.
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I was told, at the weekend, that Cheryl Cole is "The nation's sweetheart".Bruno wrote:Old King Cole >>> Cheryl Cole >>> Carlton Cole
Now, unless I was lied to, how can you prefer Old King Cole?
He may be a merry old soul and all that, but he's not The Nation's Sweetheart.
Or, indeed, a racist thug with a penchant for beating up toilet attendants. But then neither's Cheryl, so that's OK.
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She dispelled those rumours by marrying cashley though!Puskas wrote:I was told, at the weekend, that Cheryl Cole is "The nation's sweetheart".Bruno wrote:Old King Cole >>> Cheryl Cole >>> Carlton Cole
Now, unless I was lied to, how can you prefer Old King Cole?
He may be a merry old soul and all that, but he's not The Nation's Sweetheart.
Or, indeed, a racist thug with a penchant for beating up toilet attendants. But then neither's Cheryl, so that's OK.

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And he dispelled some other rumours by marrying her.BWFC_Insane wrote:She dispelled those rumours by marrying cashley though!Puskas wrote:I was told, at the weekend, that Cheryl Cole is "The nation's sweetheart".Bruno wrote:Old King Cole >>> Cheryl Cole >>> Carlton Cole
Now, unless I was lied to, how can you prefer Old King Cole?
He may be a merry old soul and all that, but he's not The Nation's Sweetheart.
Or, indeed, a racist thug with a penchant for beating up toilet attendants. But then neither's Cheryl, so that's OK.
Think Carlton Cole would do well at Liverpool but as far as I know they've got no money and West Ham may as well start preparing their team for the Championship if they even consider selling him.
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The banks may not afford them the luxury of choice.Athers wrote:Think Carlton Cole would do well at Liverpool but as far as I know they've got no money and West Ham may as well start preparing their team for the Championship if they even consider selling him.
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Don't take him onblurred wrote:Yeah, cos we've actually got £12m to spend? I'm amazed by how people swallow this horseshit from the papers. If we had £12m to spend, don't you think we might've bought some slightly better defensive cover than Nick the Greek in the summer?H. Pedersen wrote:Solve the striker crisis with a striker who wouldn't make Chelsea's bench. Smart.Manager Rafael Benitez will try and solve Liverpool's striker crisis by making a £12m move for West Ham's Carlton Cole in January.
Number of minutes played by Michael Owen this season: 241H. Pedersen wrote:Funny thing is I can remember a quality striker who was available for free and would have given his left nut to go to Liverpool. But N'Gog is just as good really.
Number of Premier League goals scored by Michael Owen this season: 2
Number of minutes played by David Ngog this season: 134
Number of Premier League goals scored by David Ngog this season: 3
He can keep his left nut.
I wonder what you're paying Ngog a week
10k?
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It's that bit that I disagree with. Ngog certainly toes it first. Carsley then clearly, gets some of the ball with his right foot. How much does of the ball does he need to touch for it to count? I could understand the ref missing Carsley getting a touch without the benefit of 38 replays, but he certainly gets a foot to it.blurred wrote:Ngog clearly gets to the ball first and toes it past Carsley, who misses the ball. Can't see how you can say Carsley 'got there first', never mind actually touching it.Worthy4England wrote:The one I'm looking at Carsley appears to get to the ball before N'Gog albeit "just about".
Either way, it was going to be difficult for the Ref, because by that time, the cheating bastard was 30 foot up in the air, like he'd just trod on a landmine, which is bound to be a little distracting.
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