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Who was it who won it for our goal?

Anyone spot this (no checking the comments!)

The old "contact with consequence" for me. Don't think there's a lot of contact, hence why O'Hare tried to stay on his feet, he doesn't usually need much encouragement to hit the deck. Could easily go either way. As always with subjective decisions, some you'll get, some you won't.

Seen them given but certainly not stonewall.

Thought he was good. Easyish game to referee (if there is such a thing), 2 teams who wanted to play & not too much contentious to deal with. That's the law. If a player needs treatment they have to leave the field for a minimum of 30 seconds.

No. Current performance not prediction.

I used to have it I'm sure but can't find it now. Same thing essentially from a different data source here though:

Hit his arm. Correct decision. Great spot by the ref too tbf.

What was the error?

He'd have to be offered one first no?

Not a great ad for the officials this one. Goal very obviously wrongly disallowed. Patrick Roberts avoids a booking for a disgraceful dive This appalling 'tackle' which intentionally injures an opponent is somehow only worthy of a yellow!?

Impressive but...

Yeah absolutely. I am a big fan of Eccles & he's probably POTY so far but I don't think we will always need both of them.

Sheaf Wright Kitching

He used to take them regularly for the youth teams too, he's a very assured taker. I'd let Wright have them though, if he keeps adding to his tally it can only be a good boost for a striker's confidence.

Yep. Scored v Wimbledon in the Cup, missed v Shrewsbury (preseason) now Watford & Ipswich in the League.

Some say he is still among us...

This.