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    'It's clever!' - Roy Keane and Ian Wright on Bruno Fernandes penalty decision | ITV Sport
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    ‘It’s clever!’ – Roy Keane and Ian Wright on Bruno Fernandes penalty decision | ITV Sport



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    2. @snshull on

      When Keane and Wright first became pundits, I was hoping the others would become more like them. But it looks like the opposite has happened. Embarrassing.

    4. @PAVEEDC on

      So Bruno is a clever player when he’s clearly diving and jots is a joke for doing the exact same thing
      Both players dived but the old retired biased pensioners are all for Bruno diving cleverly

    5. @diddyxl on

      It's clever when it's not his team. My captain was touched on the tip of his toe and he threw himself to the ground. Enough of the bias supporter, so sick of it. Grow up, call it how it is and move. On. The diving is prolific in the league. Rarely a booking. Officials say they need help with penalty calls. Book the divers. Every time.

    9. @BYBTHEGLOCK on

      So then I should encourage my boy Sterling to continue diving and give you a context for discussion because I know you'll still criticize him even if there really is a slight contact

    12. @gamerbeans7445 on

      Forest player did it against UTD in the last game and scored from the free kick.
      Saka dives all the time. Salah dives. Its part of the modern game. Feel any touch and go down.

    13. @lincolnwilson8124 on

      He touched him on the toe and he went down holding his shin!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂. Jota’s was more contact at higher speed. Same old anti Liverpool bias. This is why I turn the commentary of these people off during Liverpool games as they talk nonsense!!!!!!!

    15. @badboy250984 on

      Keane sums up Rashford's performance. Fans are definitely frustrated watching him holding the ball, slow plays down, weak passes and flicks that doesn't go to your team mates.

    16. @ChristianBiker777 on

      When a former player like Roy Keane describes a blatant dive (for absolutely minimal contact) as "clever" we may as well give up on the game … certainly NOT the "man's game" that Graeme Souness spoke about not too long ago. Football is dead.

    33. @palmermsw on

      I'm all for going to ground if contact made, otherwise if you stay on your feet you risk the ref playing on. What I think annoys people is the dramatics players put into it, faking pain in their faces like they have just broken a bone. That knocks fans noses out of joint.

    35. @KryptonitetoallBS on

      People are so tribal they misinterpret what others say. As the rules stand today if there is contact in the penalty box and the offended player goes down, it's almost always given as a pen. I don't like that rule, to my mind it's wrong, but it's NOT the fault of the player who goes down or the referee. It's the fault of the RULES OF THE GAME! United have been the victim of it so many times and also when United players have stayed on their feet despite being fouled and not getting the penalty they were due. So if you can't beat them you have to join them until the PL, FA, or Uefa change the rules!!! #GlazersOutNow

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