He didn't though, he turned around and put his hand up immediately in a mea culpa.
Replying to @IanATP
Pickford told a fan in the South Stand to shut up and fuck off after he kicked the ball directly out of play for a third time.
Branthwaite did the same to the East Stand
Doucoure used to refuse it on the grounds that a once a season gesture on TV is not genuine action against racism, and I for one respect the stance.
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Everton physios offered their support to Martinez. Meanwhile, while all this was going on, Chelsea fans sung "Sign on" and "we pay your benefits" to the Everton fans as he was put on a stretcher. That's why there were boos
Not even a second yellow. That's a straight red. He's checked his leg to make flush stud contact with the knee.
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😂😂😂 The cope is real
Replying to @PippaCrerar
Wow. Burnham needs to be careful, this could bring his Premiership down. Its always the cover up that gets you in the end.
Come on @andyburnham it's time to end this nonsense.
Sally Rooney's books can no longer be sold in Britain due to her support for Palestine Action.
She refused to withdraw her support for the direct action group which targeted the Israeli arms industry, costing her the royalties from all of her UK sales.
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Defenders can no longer see onside attackers in their peripheral. It's very bad.
Unpopular opinion: this is good.
Offside is designed to stop goal hanging. This rule still achieves that.
Benefit of the doubt is meant to go to the attacker. This gives it to them.
It *should* result in more goals (I realise there's a case it might not). Good.
This is obviously an extreme marginal call but when someone is offside by a shoulder there's just as many complaints. Even as a defender, I like this rule.
I feel like we need a definitive name, as a society, for those people (let's be honest almost all Gen Alpha) who feel no shame at turning up to pubs and bars and sitting for hours having bought between 0 and 1 drink.

















