Andy Gray

Every week, Betfair Football's star tipster Andy Gray picks out and answers his favourite question out of those he is asked on Twitter and Facebook. Here's his answer to this week's poser... "What did you make of Nani's goal against Tottenham?" - @swm2k2 and @ZimHen I think everyone would agree this is water under the bridge now and after a few days of debate we must move on. Since you ask, my view is that if we apply the letter of the law then referee Mark Clattenburg did nothing wrong. Heurelho Gomes says the ref was unclear about his decision but I think the Tottenham keeper has a lot to answer for here. The truth is, he made a mess of it. If I was Harry Redknapp, I'd be asking Gomes what he was doing. Why didn't he clear the ball up field when his team were trying to score...

It seems like a lifetime away that two refereeing decisions made within the space of a couple of hours got the whole of the English footballing world talking but I think it's a case of "better late than never" so here are my views on them... First and foremost, Gary Neville should have been sent off. My colleagues on commentary thought so, every fan at the ground thought so, heck even Sir Alex Ferguson agreed, which is why he substituted him at half time. In an interview, when asked about it Neville considered himself "unlucky" to have been booked for his first offence, in the process pretty much declining to comment on the second incident and I think that tells you everything you need to know! The referee bottled it, pure and simple. If that offence had been made by a Stoke player...