Sentences with phrase «awarded a penalty so»

Not exact matches

So, was it penalty or was the ref harsh in awarding it?

I'm asking myself if the referee would've awarded a penalty if the same thing had happened in our area (obviously without going in the back of the net), and I don't think he would of, and indeed it shouldn't be (although they have be awarded), so by the same logic, I think it was a goal.

So you forgot how he should have been awarded that penalty?

On other note, we should be grateful for Snograss» dive against Palace — Mike Jones got so much flak for awarding the penalty, he's making sure he doesn't do the same again!

We were denied a clear penalty at Stoke, we had dodgy and game changing spot kicks awarded against us at Watford and Man City and had good chances to take all three points at Chelsea, so have we just been unlucky on our travels so far?

So lets take the ref out of this game and score several goals so we aren't at the mercy of a last minute penalty from a ref who is more than likely to award one against uSo lets take the ref out of this game and score several goals so we aren't at the mercy of a last minute penalty from a ref who is more than likely to award one against uso we aren't at the mercy of a last minute penalty from a ref who is more than likely to award one against us.

It's worth pointing out that Arsenal have already been awarded four penalties this season so far, two more than the Gunners won over the course of the entire last Premier League campaign.

Finally, Mike Dean has admitted he made a mistake awarding the WBA penalty, so for all the PUNDITS who insisted Arsene was wrong, eat humble pie.

But to answer the question, i think Vardy would be a good signing, just do not expect so many goals from him, five of his PL goals were from penalties and Arsenal were only awarded two penalties in the PL all season.

The Baggies were wrongly awarded an 88th minute penalty which earned them a 1 - 1 draw and deny us a much - needed win, and manager Arsene Wenger reacted angrily, and rightly so.

That followed after the Brazilian, Willian, was not awarded a penalty even why it was so glaring he had fouled against Norwich.

Diving is cheating and one of the curses of the modern game but it seems if you want to get a penalty you must end up on the floor for the referee to award it — and so referees are in effect encouraging it provided the player passes the entitled test.

80 % overall, bias against both teams 15/85 and three wrong Important Decisions Min 44 Penalty wrongly awarded to United (there was no movement of hand to ball), Min 58 Cleverly should have second yellow card for a reckless challenge, Min 90 Arteta was awarded a yellow card (he should have had one in Min 30 and so should have been sent off).

So it points towards Leicester being awarded a penalty.

Despite his prudence with red cards Oliver is one of the top penalty givers (just behind Mike Dean) with 8 awarded so far this season.

I count more penalty awards and lucky decisions than the last decade, so that's cool.

Experts have been left divided over whether the penalty should have been awarded but the Palace faithful most certainly have been left aggrieved and one fan is so angry that he has gone on to set up an online petition calling for Benteke to be banned while Liverpool to be docked points for the «dive».

None of the penalty appeals had much merit even for a ref inclined to award so many as Mr Oliver.

The point is that if our so called strike force did their job and scored in normal play, none of us would be commenting on wether it was or wasn't a penalty or if the penalty was awarded late!

So - called «refundable awards,» which are only available for travel on Alaska, can also be cancelled without penalty at any time.

So - called «refundable awards,» which are only available for travel on Alaska Airlines, can also be cancelled without penalty at any time before departure.

This generous policy also applies to tickets purchased with Southwest Rapid Rewards points, so any award flight can be cancelled at any time without penalty.

So said the Vermont U.S. attorney Tristam J. Coffin, who himself should receive an award for «Best Surname For a District Attorney Seeking The Death Penalty.»