Haha! Talk about rose tinted specs! I couldn’t see it live at the other end of the pitch but judging by the reaction of the players and Arsehole fans, we assumed an aggressive elbow or something horrific (which it was).

He knew full well where Saka was and the whistle had gone about a second before due to a handball. That would have been red 7 times out of 10, which in my opinion means it’s not quite clear and obvious to overturn. Jim Mac was a lucky boy and no one would have any complaints if he was sent off.

Vieira laughed about it in his post match interview, as did we down the pub afterwards when we saw the replay.

He knew what he was doing! are you being serious, exactly how long did he have to react, you've been watching the replays in slow motion too many times, his foot was moving in the direction of the ball long long before Saka.