Shaka Hislop

62-38, OK.

It's the right call.

Everything about it was the right call, in my opinion.

And listen, I think there are a number of factors in this.

Kunio spins Lacroix, clearly.

Lacroix starts to hold.

His arm stays on him.

Now, if you want to argue, maybe Oliver Glasner wants to argue that it should have been given outside the box.

Fine, that's an argument you can have.

But as the law is written, if the foul starts outside the box and continues inside the box, it should be given inside the box.

Whether it's enough for Kunio to go down or not, again, you could debate.

But we see strikers do this time and time again.

You make sure you hit the deck and give the referee something to call.

Make him make a call.

And that, for me, is just good striker play.

You make the referee make a call.

It doesn't exist.

The answer to Frank's point here is it's not whether it's enough for him to go down, whether it's enough to slow him up so he doesn't get to the ball before Henderson.

And once Cunha feels he's being slowed up, then, as we've said time and time again, you see strikers go down.

As you've seen time and time again, when strikers don't go down and they don't get the call,