Do you think if Nani had not stayed down

How would Nani pretending to be injured give us an advantage when the ref had already blow for a Madrid free kick?

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"Pretending to be hurt often reduces a red card offence to a yellow, or a yellow to simply a freekick. Plenty of players have done it before. Good to see the ref cracking down on it."
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that explains everything about you, ttliv87.

ps you keep spouting on about a disallowed goal for RM. Check it out again and come back to me when you engage your brain cells to realise that Higuain was about two yards off-side when the ball was headed down to him by Ramos (who was pulled up for climbing all over RVP)

Tbf, it would seem the linesman had a big impact on the refs decision, so he may have given a yellow having had less time to think about it.

I dont think it influenced the Referee`s decision, he did his job and followed the rules, and correctly sent Nani off.

Nani feigning injury was just a reaction to knowing he was in trouble, he knew he had made a dangerous tackle and played injured to try and escape punishment, you see it happen all the time with plenty of other players.

the very sad thing is that last night was the highlight of a Liverpool fans season. and that is a fackkt.

did you see the way nani landed on his left leg? looked uncomfortable and i've seen injuries from that before.

ttliv87 you're a

More Scouse to55ers obsessed with United and protecting the biggest cheat in football

Utterly desparate and pathetic

Starting to pity them tbh

Haven't seen many 'Unlucky United' threads today

Too much to ask of these juvenile cretins

@ OP

I also think Nani's reaction contributed to his red card. I think if he had acknowledged and appologised he might have escaped with a yellow

jesus wept, this site has gone downhill