You cited three supposed controversial decisions yesterday involving Spurs this season, all of which I have dealt with.
I posted up my comments for you yesterday on the one standout bad decision this season that went Spurs way after the Manchester City game. You must have missed it. Here it is again.
The next so called ‘controversial’ decision you referred to was the penalty which Spurs were correctly awarded at Woolwich on 6 November. For the umpteenth time, here’s what you had to say on that one the day of the game.
You hilariously relied on the moaning of your old buddy Jurgen Klopp after Liverpool drew 1-1 at White Hart Lane, a game in which it was Spurs who were very much on the receiving end of the wrong decisions. Klopp was wrong on the disallowed Mane goal. It was correctly ruled out as the assistant referee spotted that Lallana who sent in the cross to Mane was ahead of the last man and in an offside position. Quite apart from that, Mane shouldn’t have been on the field at that stage as he should have got a second yellow card for a bad challenge on Danny Rose. The Liverpool goal in that 1-1 draw was courtesy of a penalty awarded for a foul outside the box, which you acknowledged on the day of the game.
You’re now citing a fourth ‘controversial’ incident involving Spurs this season, the correct sending off of Nathan Redmond.