[James]

Youtube video

I wouldn't call that the most unbelievable scenes in football history. I'm sure it has happened before.

Anyway, let the referee decide when to stop the game, and play to the whistle.

[GiRTh]

Saw this earlier. I dont think the Leeds player did anything wrong in the first place. I also dont think it was a foul in first place. Silly spectacle to see this on a football pitch.

[Alf]

I'd be asking serious questions of the manager if I was a Leeds fan. It's not cheap to go to a game in the Premier league, and the fans don't want to spend their hard earned money for the team to throw the game.

[Dogeatdog]

Should’ve just played to the whistle. Imo, the foul on Kodja didn’t appear to be that bad (even tho he went off afterwards) and if it was the ref would’ve stopped it there and then.

[LeatherTrumpet]

The player injured himself trying to crock the Leeds player. Play the whistle m8te

[michael21]

I had over 1.5 goals in this match glad it was fixed

As is my bank

[Nicky91]

i agree with the CNN sports presenter, great sportsmanship this

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Alf

I'd be asking serious questions of the manager if I was a Leeds fan. It's not cheap to go to a game in the Premier league, and the fans don't want to spend their hard earned money for the team to throw the game.

it isn't the premier league though

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

i agree with the CNN sports presenter, great sportsmanship this

No it was not. The players and manager should allow the ref to run the game. The player did not have a head injury and so the game rightly went on. The Leeds manager was a twit.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

it isn't the premier league though

But winning the game left then in with a chance if promotion

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

No it was not. The players and manager should allow the ref to run the game. The player did not have a head injury and so the game rightly went on. The Leeds manager was a twit.

it was pure sportsmanship though

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

it was pure sportsmanship though

no it was not, allowing the ref to do his job would have been

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

it isn't the premier league though

Two massive clubs, that are Premier league in size and expense.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

it was pure sportsmanship though

Sportsmanship? That hasn't existed in football for years and years. Have you not seen all the diving to win free kicks and penalties?

[bitontheslide]

it made a mockery of football. The original goal should have stood. There have been numerous examples of unsportsmanlike behaviour in football before and there will be many in the future. Play to the refs whistle.

[BBDodge]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

The player injured himself trying to crock the Leeds player. Play the whistle m8te

Quite. The whole thing was a farce.

[Mystic Mock]

Teams and Referees always take pity on Aston Villa.

They wouldn't have even beaten us at St Andrews if the Referee had've rightly given us the penalty.

They're in the play-offs purely because people took pity on what happened to Jack Grealish, and because of this farce of a match with Leeds, it's a joke.

[Mystic Mock]

Teams and Referees always take pity on Aston Villa.

They wouldn't have even beaten us at St Andrews if the Referee had've rightly given us the penalty.

They're in the play-offs purely because people took pity on what happened to Jack Grealish, and because of this farce of a match with Leeds, it's a joke.