Watch More Football Videos at MySoccerPlace.net > > Birmingham was hard done by Peter Walton's decision to award a PK after the French striker went down in the box from a tackle by Lee Carsley. Problem was Carsley never touched him. Steven Gerrard subbing for the injured Riera ...

David Ngog , who scored early on for Liverpool, is the goat of the soccer world today after his disgraceful dive in the second half against Birmingham earned his team what would be an equalizing penalty-kick. Ban him. Fine him. Stone him. If you want to rid cheating for the game, punish it ...

But a very effective one Liverpool striker David Ngog saved Rafa Benitez’s blushes by cheating to win his side a penalty against Birmingham last night. Steven Gerrard converted the spot-kick to salvage a draw and avoid yet another embarrassing defeat. The Blues were fuming, with ...

OK, so no one on planet Earth can honestly say this wasn’t a dive but what now? Arsenal striker Eduardo did a similar ’sack of potatoes to the floor type dive’ and was banned by UEFA who then remembered they were in effect an impotent body and they swiftly changed their tune. ...

Former Premier League ref Graham Poll has branded Liverpool striker David Ngog an “absolute disgrace” for his dive against Birmingham City last night. Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez admitted afterwards that Ngog conceded that he didn’t think it was a penalty.  ...

Keith Hackett stating the obvious . "I have said to managers in the past that this is an area of great difficulty for referees and it can come down to the viewing angle of the referee." I think it is time to give him the goods on the human eye. The game has gotten a lot quicker and the ...