Swansea boss Steve Cooper says of their goal being disallowed : "it's personal"

[Django]

Separated at birth

 

That bloke from 300

[jamthesun]

4 hours ago, markowl said:

Albert does the pulling. Steve hangs around for his cast-offs.

[Bluesteel]

He just wants Christmas off 

[Binky Griptite]

Nothing to see here. Ayew went in windmilling his arms and legs, he probably committed about eight fouls in the space of half a second and I'm pretty sure it struck his arm at one point too.

[Binky Griptite]

In other news heres Ayews position compared to the high foot:

 

 

And heres Ayew holding his head in pain at the 'contact' which he miraculously recovers from to commence the aforementioned windmilling

 

 

 

[Alb1owl]

1 hour ago, vulva said:

Fair point but if you make comments like that as a manager, then you deserve a bit of ridicule. And his Dad was a top ref, so he really should know better. 

The temptation is surely there, but in my opinion it achieves nothing positive and only has the potential to cause harm to someone over something quite unimportant to the point he was making. 
 

Ridiculing the idea is essential in this case though, he’s always been a bit of a moany badger. 

[latemodelchild]

Personal though  

[Beauchief Owl]

Wonder what Cooper would have had to say had he faced that ludicrous decision made by the officials  in South Wales last year, when Flint was allowed to star jump in an offside position , in line of the keeper's sight and yet the goal was allowed to stand, thereby robbing s of two points.

[Beauchief Owl]

4 hours ago, Rogerwyldesmullet said:

Overcrowding the 6 yard box - against Covid rules - foul somewhere is inevitable. 
Dangha should have been off if we are being picky. 

Thanks, I was wondering why JVA was social distancing to allow Ayew to score, he was complying with Covid rules then.

[@owlstalk]

9 minutes ago, Beauchief Owl said:

Thanks, I was wondering why JVA was social distancing to allow Ayew to score, he was complying with Covid rules then.

 

 

 

[sMacLean]

Thanks for letting us know that Sloth, I mean Steve.

[wexowl]

Foul count  us 2 them 3 free out.

 

[CalmJimmers]

[Joe Sunburn]

Won’t shed a tear for him. UTO. 
 

[Big Jack]

Apparently it really is personal .

 

Last nights ref once said to Steve Cooper "Are you on drugs!?"

 

Cooper replied "No!!"

 

Ref said "Well with a face like that you should be !" 

[full fathom five]

5 hours ago, 0wl18 said:

The referee blew well in advance of the ball going into the net.

 

it’s not like he actually ruled the goal out. Play had stopped prior to be ball going in the net.

Exactly

[full fathom five]

2 hours ago, Binky Griptite said:

In other news heres Ayews position compared to the high foot:

 

 

And heres Ayew holding his head in pain at the 'contact' which he miraculously recovers from to commence the aforementioned windmilling

 

 

 

Yep and there's Shaw on the floor near post after getting fouled by their number 4.

[Dooogs]

8 hours ago, @owlstalk said:

 

“Apparently it was a foul on the goalkeeper that he blew the whistle for. Good luck in writing about that one, whatever it was,” said Cooper in the moments after the match.

 

“But it was a performance I predicted from the official and one that I spoke to the governing body about a few days ago. My prediction was right.

 

“One thing was for sure, that, whatever the decision was, it was not going to us. It's personal unfortunately.”

If that's his face, what on earth does his scrotum look like?

 

[geriatricowl]

Very dignified response from Cooper. I have heard that he has been contacted by the EFL to ask who he would like to referee Swansea's games for the rest of the season. 

[Ever the pessimist]