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Just seen the highlights replayed at half-time and neither the penalty nor the sending off looks that clear-cut (maybe things will be clearer when there are better highlights available).
It's possible the oppo player ran across Colback. Whatever happened it wasn't one of those crazy lunges from Colback.
Furlong didn't seem to have raised his arm that high.
Two institutions of French pop, Jean-Jacques Goldman and Francis Cabrel, sing Goldman's Comme Toi, a hit in France in the early 80s, during my grape-picking days.
I always thought this one was appropriate when QPR are on one of those long winless runs:
Il faut savoir (You've got to know)
You've got to know...when the good times have gone and the worst is to come. You've got to know...how to keep your dignity, whatever the cost. You've got to know...when you are powerless in the face of destiny, how to hide your tears. You've got to know...but me, I didn't know how.
Years ago I did evening classes at the Korean Cultural Centre (near Trafalgar Square). I have to admit I didn't get very far in terms of speaking Korean.
However, it's actually not that hard to learn to read Korean as there are only 24 characters in the Korean alphabet. Each syllable (e.g. Yang 양) is composed of individual characters from the Korean alphabet (e.g. ya ㅑ):