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Sorry Themepark but you can see why fans are confused. In the Leeds game just now, Leeds player and Newcastle player go down injured. Newcastle player needed a physio, Leeds player didn't. Newcastle player was made to leave the pitch, Leeds player wasn't. Commentator said "they should know the...

For me Newcastle should have had two penalties. Ampadu bear-hugged a Newcastle player during a corner but that's OK because he was looking at the ball. Someone kicked Barnes' leg but that's OK because there wasn't enough in it, or something.

The image I'm referring to is the one that said Made in Thailand. Which is different to the Brentford listing which is Made in China. Besides, there is a clear photo of the fake Brentford kit on the website and it looks pretty good albeit missing a few details like the bees on the collar, joma...

Joma, to me, is cheap. Especially compared to Umbro. That so many fans are willing to spend upwards of £100 on a plastic t-shirt made in China is baffling to me! But Joma can't be blamed for the fading numbers. They are the same for all clubs and ironed on by the club shop. If you want to get...

Not disputing it's a cheap knock-off but the image you have shared isn't much different to the £65 version, which reads: Material 1: 100% Polyester Interlock Recycled Material 2: Mesh Material 3: Rib Embroidered Brentford Logo Official Silicone Joma Tag Made in China

Right. And head injuries are such scenarios where play has to be stopped (as opposed to a leg injury). Which explains why the ball hitting Sunderland defender's face resulted in the ref handing the ball to their goalkeeper. But if I understand correctly, their defender should also have gone off...

Yeah I was referring to that incident. The Brentford shot hit a Sunderland player's face. Sunderland player goes down. Referee blows whistle and awards a free kick to Sunderland. It was explained away on the GPG (not by you or another referee, so it could be wrong) that there is a rule where...

I noticed that Gabriel went down with a "head injury" in the box last night. He was made to leave the pitch for one minute. Lovely stuff! Shame that particular rule wasn't applied for us last week against Sunderland.

What about these throw-ins... I was led to believe there was now a time limit on them of a few seconds. But they were taking 20+ seconds each time? What about going down injured / with cramp... I thought you now had to go off the pitch? It seems that all the good work in the World Cup has...

So you're allowed to hold someone as long as you're looking at the ball? Is that an actual rule? No wonder fans are baffled.

Anthony and Sangare have a similar gait. I made the same mistake a couple of times 👍

If standing on a player's foot is a foul, then there's no excuse for not overturning that decision. In a game of football feet are quite important so I would assume it is a foul but I just don't know anymore.

Some memorable debuts for me: Jay Tabb - saw him warming up and his shirt number said something like 15, and I remember thinking that looks like it's probably about how old he is. Then he came on as a sub and was instantly a level above the others. John Bostock - already mentioned here...

No complaints really. There were a handful of soft free kicks given where the defending player in possession let their body fall over. These weren't given as free kicks in the world cup. But overall it was an enjoyable (to say the least) free-flowing spectacle.

Such greed. 🤢