They both didn’t let go of it all game

Got away with it repeatedly as well

All bloody game Anthony forever was getting his pulled by the Liverpool loanee, it was shocking I thought the ref was dreadful give them the platform for doing it all match!

How do you get away with such fragrant breaking of the shirt pulling rule. Flemming mist be invisible to the ref!
Disgrace

Notsosuperstevedavis wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 04, 2025 2:34 pm

How do you get away with such fragrant breaking of the shirt pulling rule. Flemming mist be invisible to the ref!
Disgrace

With a Bouquet of Barbed Wire.

One player literally took Cullen’s shirt off at one point.

martin_p wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 04, 2025 2:46 pm

One player literally took Cullen’s shirt off at one point.

Couldn't believe that one.

And one of their defenders was grabbing hold of Flemming's shirt in the penalty area. A nailed on penalty.

So what did referee do but give a free kick to Rovers

To be honest we won , who cares

For whatever reason a lot of players don’t tuck their shirts in. Every player on the pitch in the Stoke match played with their shirts out. Which to me makes it easier for an opposition player to grab hold of. Wearing it in the shorts gives another player less opportunity to grab it. Plus it would be more obvious for referees to spot and maybe take action.
Perhaps it’s time players were made to have their shirts inside their shorts. Shirt pulling is cheating and it’s taken for granted and mostly ignored nowadays by referees.

I've said before that players should wear paper shirts. Obviously water proof, but it would be hard for the offender to deny when he's got some shirt in his hand

Tribesmen wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 04, 2025 2:53 pm

To be honest we won , who cares

Agree. UTC

Didn't they have to tuck them in the shorts a number of years ago?