A fair assessment Willo. I too thought Anderson was culpable. His body language certainly seemed to suggest it.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

If I was Andersen, I'd have been thinking '' for f8ck's sake, just lump it !

Old, Ungifted and White

From the goal keepers position , having all of the play unfolding in front of him he is in the best position to take charge of that situation / that passage of play, he needs to either yell at the player with the ball that he dosent want it, and tell the ball player what to do with it, i.e upfield, out for a throw or , or..... if the ball is played back to him anyway ( despite the call) he is the only one that can decide what to do with it, if he is under pressure that includes lumping it upfield -

He must have decided he had time to play it & came unstuck or got caught in 2 minds & came unstuck -

At that point he is the only one that can save himself -if a defender gets in between & saves it or the attacker misses, well that's really a bit of divine intervention.

Absolutely correct , Butland even got the first bit right by making a little move to get one of the strikers to move to cover the pass out to Mitchell which gave Butland a simple straight ball to Anderson that he didn’t do for whatever reason, Anderson did exactly the right thing in holding his position in plenty of space to receive the ball.

I really don't understand why in a day and age when almost every team has black players that idiot supporters dish out racist abuse.

Millwall supporters are especially stupid seeing as one of their best players on the day was black

If a keeper fcuks up like that there is no excuse. If the back pass is poor and no one is moving for him he should just smash it upfield. Same with a defender putting it into row Z.

We all want to play nice football but their number one job is to stop goals. There is a time and place for everything.

It's as simple as that.