Dunfermline Athletic v Greenock Morton

[Besty]

1 hour ago, AyrshireTon said:

 

 

 

there'd have been less controversy over the 2nd goal had OFW  been more agile and mobile ,should have made a better job of the first save 

[vikingTON]

The penalty decision demonstrates the nonsense implementation of handball right now as well. Nesbitt gets penalised for a ball that drops and grazes his arm unsighted because the Dunfermline player made a total arse of timing his jump directly in front of him. You can't reasonably be expected to anticipate that and take evasive action. 

Good technique from McAlister for the first goal and we do seem to be more willing to break forward as a team rather than just pump the ball up to a forward while the rest of the team stays camped on the edge of their own box. 

Edited December 13, 2020 by vikingTON

[DAFC.]

I will be an extremely happy man if I never see that millions logo in my life ever again.

If there is one team I seriously cannot be arsed to see us up against it’s Morton. We need to get out this league asap. These German lads better make it happen soon [emoji23]

[Black and White Tragic]

The penalty decision demonstrates the nonsense implementation of handball right now as well. Nesbitt gets penalised for a ball that drops and grazes his arm unsighted because the Dunfermline player made a total arse of timing his jump directly in front of him. You can't reasonably be expected to anticipate that and take evasive action. 
Good technique from McAlister for the first goal and we do seem to be more willing to break forward as a team rather than just pump the ball up to a forward while the rest of the team stays camped on the edge of their own box. 

We’ve been done in the past by decisions like the handball and a bonafide goal not given. These things “even-ing themselves out” didn’t even help yesterday. Morton’s game plan was spot on.

[parsforlife]

17 minutes ago, Black and White Tragic said:

We’ve been done in the past by decisions like the handball and a bonafide goal not given. These things “even-ing themselves out” didn’t even help yesterday. Morton’s game plan was spot on.

It’s frustrating, your going to get moments in games and over the season where you get lucky and moments where your unlucky.  It’s crucial that you take advantage when you get some luck as when the bad luck happens sure as hell your opponent isn’t going sit back and be sympathetic.  

[Rudolph Hucker]

16 hours ago, Black and White Tragic said:

We’ve been done in the past by decisions like the handball and a bonafide goal not given. These things “even-ing themselves out” didn’t even help yesterday.

Aye, these things happen to every club.  It's taken 2 years, but the "goal" not given for Morton on Saturday was I suppose the evening-up of the "goal" at Firhill that turned into a throw-in for Morton in an even more ridiculous decision the day after Ray McKinnon slithered off under the Cappielow exit door.  Still, in both cases the mistake didn't alter the eventual result.

[ThePrattStreetPrat]

On 12/12/2020 at 19:34, VinnyPar said:

Thought the result today would be the most embarrassing thing I'd see this weekend then I seen the Raith fans getting absolutely bodied on this thread. Pleasing.

Obsessed.

 

 

[DA Baracus]

Do...do Raith fans think we get upset at that cup defeat? It was nearly two years ago and, whilst it was shite at the time, was soon forgotten.

I understand why Raith fans enjoy it obviously, but it doesn't have any more relevance than me posting photos from our 2-5 win at Starks in 1994.