The one that hit bar and bounced down

[alanharper]

Couldn't tell from middle of North Stand.

 

Anyway if it was a goal it's swings and roundabouts, these things level themselves out etc.  Lee Chapman had one disallowed which was clearly 2 yards over the line against QPR in 1987 so it's karma for that one.

[owl-zat]

You could say last night was karma from the handball and penalty we should've had at Derby this season

[HOOTIE AND THE SHIT TU]

Yes

 

No

[oh_weds_we_love_you]

These things even themselves out. Someone has already mentioned the joke at Derby earlier in the season. Bet the Blackburn manager didn't talk about the fluke own goal - massive slice of luck, then complains about luck with the Emnes shot!

[shez owl]

57 minutes ago, Corneliusreeve said:

On the sky slow motion you can definitely see grass between the line and the ball, however, the rule is the whole of the ball has to cross the line.

 

A bit like when Wallace takes his corners the overhang counts.

 

Therefore my verdict is no goal, in real time I don't know how Coyle can blame the officials.

 

He may have a point about the handball disallowed goal though but you take your luck when you can, it's gone against us on occasions this year.

 

 

Yep. There's been ones in prem that looked definite goals, then the technology shows that a tiny part of ball is on the line. I reckon same happened here, but we'll never know.

 

 

The handball was handball, arm was up and he gained control of ball with it. 

[Ian]

Those saying the Lino was miles behind play.....where exactly do you think he should have been?.....level with the byline....i.e. 20 yards in front of the last defender?

[bladeshater]

Looked in 

[glynnb]

I was in the bog on the north and I dont think it went in

[OhForAnotherShez]

I didn't see it cross the line because when it hit the bar and set off downwards, my head dropped into my mams.

Edited February 15, 2017 by OhForAnotherShez

[Beauchief Owl]

1 hour ago, Plonk said:

It's quite amazing how much managers can definitely see, but also how much they miss. Usually in direct correlation to how the decision affects their team.

Yes,very Arsene Whinger. He could always see the very clearly the claims for penalties etc. for his side but couldn't see them for his opponents.

[HOOTIE AND THE SHIT TU]

7 minutes ago, OhForAnotherShez said:

I didn't see it cross the line because when it hit the bar and set off downwards, my head dropped into my mams.

Your head dropped into your mam's what?

[areNOTwhatTHEYseem]

1 hour ago, RobbieOwler said:

Not the greatest episode of Friends

 

'Over the line? You... you... you're so far past the line that you can't even see the line! The line is a dot to you!'

[Mole]

Back row of the kop - no idea! 

[The only way is S6]

From T1 in the North it was clearly over the line.

 

The daft thing was, Emnes had done a similar run & shot minutes earlier. Everyone was saying 'stop him before he shoots again'

[Dagmeister]

It was as impossible for Coyle to see in real time as it was for me. I thought it could've been in but couldn't be sure either way. It's common enough to see things through lenses tinted with your teams colours though.

 

Thought the ref was below average in general but that was a difficult call for him and his team.

[Suzuki_San]

It sounded like it went in listening on Wednesday Player.

[flo]

It looked there or thereabouts. 

[Guest caliban]

41 minutes ago, glynnb said:

I was in the bog on the north and I dont think it went in

Aim next time !

[toooldforthis]

Just because the base of the ball might be over the line doesn't mean that the whole of the ball is over the line...just saying

 

I wasn't at the game last night...but it wasn't a goal

[jellybean]

I was watching the scores on my phone in my hotel in London and the score never changed so it can't have gone in