Worst thing about Sunday's Game...
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Is that it was the last time to watch the team until next season. So when is the next game then? I hope we get a friendly or two televised over here in the states. I miss this team already!
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I'm looking forward to August already 
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Was going to start a new thread about Hahnemann and Blackburn's first goal, but wondered if it had already been discussed and couldn't find it if it exists. But I found this thread and the thread title is probably apt, so I'll hijack it, if you'll forgive me, seakhawk..... 
As I already mentioned on another thread, I missed it because my view of the incident was obscured, but I managed to see the replay of it at half time in the concourse.
What do the people of Hob Nob reckon, a legal goal or was it a foul? I reckon it was a foul as Hahnemann was down and unable to stop the ball from being tapped in by McCarthy. To add insult to it, Hahnemann has suffered three broken fingers. How is this right?
In a pub in Darwen afterwards, I spoke to a Blackburn supporter and he seemed in agreement that it was a foul.
As I already mentioned on another thread, I missed it because my view of the incident was obscured, but I managed to see the replay of it at half time in the concourse.
What do the people of Hob Nob reckon, a legal goal or was it a foul? I reckon it was a foul as Hahnemann was down and unable to stop the ball from being tapped in by McCarthy. To add insult to it, Hahnemann has suffered three broken fingers. How is this right?
In a pub in Darwen afterwards, I spoke to a Blackburn supporter and he seemed in agreement that it was a foul.
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I'm amazed that a player can go in on a keeper like that.
It was no better than a 70:30 and the forward had penty of time to jump over the keeper or stop. Instead he chose to go in with his studs up and deliberately injured the keeper.
Keepers need more protection and Nonda is a disgrace and should have been sent off.
I also heard it took the Blackburn medical staff nearly 30 minutes to ask Marcus if he was OK and during that time anything could have happened. From what I heard it hurt a lot.
Marcus will have to wear a special glove all next season, it will be about 8 yards wide and will severely impact his mobility.
I hope the Daily Mail writes loads of stuff about it.
It was no better than a 70:30 and the forward had penty of time to jump over the keeper or stop. Instead he chose to go in with his studs up and deliberately injured the keeper.
Keepers need more protection and Nonda is a disgrace and should have been sent off.
I also heard it took the Blackburn medical staff nearly 30 minutes to ask Marcus if he was OK and during that time anything could have happened. From what I heard it hurt a lot.
Marcus will have to wear a special glove all next season, it will be about 8 yards wide and will severely impact his mobility.
I hope the Daily Mail writes loads of stuff about it.
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zac naloen I seem to recall from the tv pictures hahnemann was touching the ball and it was taking out of his hand (that was how it was broken). Does it have to two hands on a ball for doing that to be an offence?
I believe that the keeper has to have control of the ball for it to be deemed as an offence - so technically he might only have one hand on the ball but still be in control of it if it is clasped into his body or indeed pressed into the ground.
If you watch the replay on MOTD it would appear that Marcus is telling the ref that it was an '****ing foul'!
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SpaceCruiser Was going to start a new thread about Hahnemann and Blackburn's first goal, but wondered if it had already been discussed and couldn't find it if it exists. But I found this thread and the thread title is probably apt, so I'll hijack it, if you'll forgive me, seahawk.....
What do the people of Hob Nob reckon, a legal goal or was it a foul? I reckon it was a foul as Hahnemann was down and unable to stop the ball from being tapped in by McCarthy. To add insult to it, Hahnemann has suffered three broken fingers. How is this right?
Not a problem on the hijack. The ball and Nonda arrived split seconds apart. I have the game on DVR and have watched the play several times. It does appear that Marcus has the ball right before being ran over. I think a foul was warranted. But I can understand how Wiley missed it. It was a bang-bang play.
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