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Posted December 29, 2014 05:54 · last edited December 29, 2014 06:17

Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff:  Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald:  Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA: Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442: Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ:  Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 (mixes an article about the next game with the result): Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

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martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:17
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.[/quote]

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff:  Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald:  Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA: Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442: Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ:  Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 (mixes an article about the next game with the result): Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna



[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:17
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff:  Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald:  Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA: Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442: Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ:  Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 (mixes an article about the next game with the result): Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:17
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff:  Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald:  Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA: Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442: Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ:  Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 (mixes an article about the next game with the result): Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:16
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff:  Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald:  Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA: Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442: Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ:  Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 (mixes an article about the next game with the result): Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:15
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff:  Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald:  Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA: Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442: Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ:  Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 (mixes an article about the next game with the result): Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:15
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff:  Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald:  Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA: Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442: Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ:  Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 mix an article about the next game with the result:

Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:14
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff:  Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald:  Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA: Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442: Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ:  Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 mix an article about the next game with the result:

Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:14
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff:  Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and

Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald:  Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA: Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442: Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ:  Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 mix an article about the next game with the result:

Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:13
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff: 

Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and

Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald: 

Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA:

Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442:

Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ:  Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 mix an article about the next game with the result:

Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:13
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff: 

Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and

Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald: 

Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA:

Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442:

Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ: 

Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 mix an article about the next game with the result:

Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

 
martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:12
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff: 

Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and

Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald: 

Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA:

Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442:

Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ: 

Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 mix an article about the next game with the result:


Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

 
martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:12
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff: 

Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and

Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald: 

Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA:

Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442:

Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ: 

Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 mix an article about the next game with the result:


Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

 
martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:11
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. All the others focused on how well the Nix were doing or the win. Except the website which services the club's home city. And then they run articles complaining about attendance.

Stuff: 

Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and

Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald: 

Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA:

Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442:

Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ: 

Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 mix an article about the next game with the result:

Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

 
martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:09
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.

[/quote]

[quote= Ernie Merrick]He clipped his heels, which pushed his leg onto his other leg, which tripped him.

There's no doubt it was a penalty.

Stuff is the only site talking up the penalty. Not the players, not the coaches, not the commentators, no other media is complaining about it. Which leaves Jeff Vader, Vukovich making a joke and Stuff. 

Stuff: 

Kiwi referee Peter O'Leary at centre of controversy again

and

Dubious penalty earns Wellington Phoenix 1-0 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers

NZHerald: 

Football: Phoenix rack up another win

FFA:

Wellington carve up at the Cake Tin

442:

Phoenix keep Wanderers winless 

TVNZ: 

Krishna gives Phoenix narrow win over Wanderers

TV3 mix an article about the next game with the result:

Phoenix confident without Burns, Krishna

 
martinb edited December 29, 2014 06:07
Niall Anderson from Corner Chat wrote:
  • Finally, I’m not sure I see where the furious debate over the penalty has come from. Any calls of a dive are unfounded due to Krishna’s complete lack of calls for the penalty, while the 17-year old defender (making me feel old) has no complaints. What looked like an innocent ankle-tap is still worthy of a penalty.