@dzi_analysis It’s what happens when you drop your captain and best player and throw in kids and washed veterans in the starting line up and the tactical instruction is play for a tie
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@Superspurs131 It's actually a foul on Romero for wearing a Spurs shirt and daring to shield the ball. He's lucky he went off injured. Or jones would have issued a second yellow on Romero for injuring Kinsky with his knee. Now he can miss the rest of the season and not serve a match ban.
@OngarSpurs @FA_PGMOL It's actually a foul on Romero for wearing a Spurs shirt and daring to shield the ball. He's lucky he went off injured. Or jones would have issued a second yellow on Romero for injuring Kinsky with his knee. Now he can miss the rest of the season and not serve a match ban.
@ChunkyTHFC@SkySports It's actually a foul on Romero for wearing a Spurs shirt and daring to shield the ball. He's lucky he went off injured. Or jones would have issued a second yellow on Romero for injuring Kinsky with his knee. Now he can miss the rest of the season and not serve a match ban.
@thfcAlex3 Stop being a crybaby. This incident was clearly reviewed by VAR and the decision of no call was upheld when it was determined that player that was fouled was wearing a Spurs shirt
@HotspurCentraI You are completely wrong. The REFS and VAR used AI to analyze millions of data points across countless game time action to see if the player was wearing a Spurs shirt.
@PaddyArsenal You are completely wrong. Brobbery's push was completely legal because the REFS and VAR uses AI to analyze millions of data points across countless game time actions to see if a player is wearing a Spurs shirt.