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chrismada9

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Well, looking at that first half, all I can say, is that Tottenham are a right bunch of agressive cunts!! Both Ivanovic and Mikel have had to come off with injuries because of the horrible tackling from Tottenham

And as for Adebayor... he has got to be one of the biggest twats in world football!

About the game.... first few minutes we were non existant.. it was all about Tottenham's passing, and it led to their goal... we scored a great equaliser from Sturridge but Webb could have easily called handball on Cole before he had crossed the ball in!

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To save the time of me, disagreeing, me replying and then quoting the laws to win the argument here's the laws of the game straight away:

A direct free kick is also awarded to the opposing team if a player commits any of the following three offences:

• holds an opponent

• spits at an opponent

• handles the ball deliberately (except for the goalkeeper within his own penalty area)

Now I'm sure you're going to respond with something like, 'well you see them given all the time for when a player has his hands in an unnatural position'.

Glad you mentioned it. Here's what refs say:

UEFA Referees conference 2004.

"Handball Considerations":

Although football is a game in which players constantly move their arms and hands as a natural part of their movement, it is recommended that in deciding if a player is handling the ball deliberately, it is essential to consider the following points:

- Was it a hand to ball situation or ball to hand?

- Are the player's hands or arm in a 'natural' position?

- Should the player take the consequences of having his hand or arms lifted high?

- Does the player try to avoid the ball striking his hand?

- Is the player able to avoid the ball striking his hand?

- Does he use his hand or arm to intentionally touch the ball?

Referees are also reminded of possible additional circumstances and consequences, e.g. How and where did the offence occur (stopped an attack? Denied an obvious goal scoring opportunity?). They must then punish fully in accordance with the Law."

Wasn't deliberate; wasn't handball.

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What the hell is with some of you and Torres!?

We are in a difficult position, playing against our biggest rivals for a top4 finish. 2 injuries so far and Bosingwa is playing as a CB and all you think is OH TORRES WON'T GET A CHANCE!?

Man up ffs!

Can't wait to see the damn blondie leave unless he shows something in january...

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chrismada9

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What the hell is with some of you and Torres!?

We are in a difficult position, playing against our biggest rivals for a top4 finish. 2 injuries so far and Bosingwa is playing as a CB and all you think is OH TORRES WON'T GET A CHANCE!?

Man up ffs!

Can't wait to see the damn blondie leave unless he shows something in january...

:goodpost:

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