Not that it matters .....

[Whitesideup]

No mention on the tv (of course) about the penalty incident and the double standards of the ref. Martin sent off for what was not a malicious offence; the Norwich defender doesn't even get a yellow card (or so it looked on tv) for stopping a goal-scoring opportunity. You can argue that an accidental trip does not merit double punishment, but the player, definitely the last man, tried to grab Kalas when he was past him, and six yards out from goal. Under the guidelines this is clearly a red card.

We went on to win the game in style, so it doesn't matter, and no one cares. It is pretty irrelevant. But we are missing our best option at centre-forward for the next three games.