Were you at the match?

If so I guess you were the one person not singing about the referee’s incompetence

Edited by Mapletree (25 Apr 2022 11.19pm)

Leeds could have been there all night and not scored a goal. Never felt troubled at all by the opposition going forward which you don’t often say in this league. As you say , they could be in trouble after their next few games.

My concern with the game was our normal problem in that we struggle to turn promising positions into goals. We lack a killer instinct which is costing us a lot of points. I’ll be happy if we get two wins and 2 draws to finish off the season on 46 and hopefully help relegate both Watford and smug Everton along the way.

I saw that in the post-match interview Kalvin Phillips said he thinks Wilf dives too much. Quite frankly that line is so boring now. For all of Wilf's attitude issues the diving stigma just has no basis. Teams rotationally fouling him in almost every game? Now that is a truth. Kalvin himself should really have been booked with a 'naughty' late challenge on Wilf.

One other interesting point was he said the referee told them to stop fouling Wilf so much, so if the ref felt compelled to say that why didn't he hand out some bookings? Especially to Ayling who must have committed more fouls than the entire Palace team combined.

Once again hats off to Ward. I barely noticed Raphina was even playing, showing that you can negate a threat without cheating. An interesting point on that was Raphina is a left-footer playing on the right, meaning when he cut inside he was facing Ward's stronger side. Maybe he might actually have had more luck against Mitchell who sometimes struggles against inverted wingers because he's so left footed.

I saw that in the post-match interview Kalvin Phillips said he thinks Wilf dives too much. Quite frankly that line is so boring now. For all of Wilf's attitude issues the diving stigma just has no basis. Teams rotationally fouling him in almost every game? Now that is a truth. Kalvin himself should really have been booked with a 'naughty' late challenge on Wilf.

One other interesting point was he said the referee told them to stop fouling Wilf so much, so if the ref felt compelled to say that why didn't he hand out some bookings? Especially to Ayling who must have committed more fouls than the entire Palace team combined.

Once again hats off to Ward. I barely noticed Raphina was even playing, showing that you can negate a threat without cheating. An interesting point on that was Raphina is a left-footer playing on the right, meaning when he cut inside he was facing Ward's stronger side. Maybe he might actually have had more luck against Mitchell who sometimes struggles against inverted wingers because he's so left footed.