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[Ludo*1]

Fucking hell.

[kingjoey]

4 minutes ago, The Master said:

Starting with a 0-0  

Not only is it a 0-0, it's a really poor 0-0.

[Swami]

Even Hibs and Celtic fans don’t want to watch this. 

[PSJ.84]

Not as if that was a game packed with major incidents. A good chance each and that’s it. 

[Leith Green]

6 minutes ago, kingjoey said:

Not only is it a 0-0, it's a really poor 0-0.

Was a pretty good point from where I was sitting..........

 

[Ewanandmoreagain]

9 minutes ago, The Master said:

Starting with a 0-0  

Well it is the former all conquering league leaders scraping a point at the mighty Hibernian.

[Meeniedee]

i'd always start a highlights programme with the game with the highest amount of goals and work backwards to the game with the least....but as we all know this is bbc scotland...im actually surprised they've not got a 10 min highlights of the rangers game during the week lobbed in to even things up.

[Ewanandmoreagain]

11 minutes ago, PSJ.84 said:

Wild

Thing

[The Naitch]

Just put it on expecting them to go with game of the day at Fir Park

Sure enough, showing the only 0-0 of the day first makes perfect fucking sense.

Dearie me.

[kingjoey]

1 hour ago, Leith Green said:

Was a pretty good point from where I was sitting..........

 

It was a good point for Hibs, but a shit game.

[starryfish]

Seemed to be something off with the sound for the Motherwell equaliser 

[Shuggie_Murray7]

Not only did they start with a 0-0, they dedicated nearly half the show to it.

Lads, I really don’t want to spend any sort of time watching Simon Donnelly analyse a 0-0 draw for half an hour on a Saturday night.

[kingjoey]

Not sure if I missed it, but there didn't seem to be any discussion after the match about the St Johnstone red card. Seemed really harsh to me. 

[Saint Paddy]

7 minutes ago, kingjoey said:

Not sure if I missed it, but there didn't seem to be any discussion after the match about the St Johnstone red card. Seemed really harsh to me. 

When ref gave a yellow, my 1st thought was "he's got away with one"

As soon as he paused play, I knew what was coming.

VAR shouldn't be used in a subjective decision.

Ref has seen it, and sanctioned him.

I said earlier, I felt it was 50% red, 50% yellow. What ever the refs initial decision was should have stood.

Wasn't a clear and obvious error.

(Ref gave yellow cos he knew there was a safety net...?)

[kingjoey]

9 minutes ago, Saint Paddy said:

(Ref gave yellow cos he knew there was a safety net...?)

If you're looking at it that way, there's a safety net for all cards, yellow or red.

[Saint Paddy]

48 minutes ago, kingjoey said:

If you're looking at it that way, there's a safety net for all cards, yellow or red.

So either let VAR decide the sanction, or go with on field decision.

[Insert Amusing Pseudonym]

6 hours ago, kingjoey said:

Not sure if I missed it, but there didn't seem to be any discussion after the match about the St Johnstone red card. Seemed really harsh to me. 

I think that's a textbook red tbh.  Far too high and with studs making contact

[LiviLion]

Caught up on last night's with my lunch.

Thought Kevin Clancy did an excellent job of holding off McCowan to start the attack for Rangers' 4th, must have been shiting himself that he wouldn't get the chance to give them a penalty and had to think fast.

Edited November 2, 2023 by LiviLion

[Spring Onion]

7 hours ago, Saint Paddy said:

said earlier, I felt it was 50% red, 50% yellow

So an orange card?

[Jamie_B]

No analysis on the red card, but also McCann and Stewart seemed perplexed as to why VAR was involved in our first goal, when it had actually been ruled out for offside. Which was a fucking bogging decision when you saw the replay... Thankfully a case of VAR being useful.