Nathaniel Chalobah: Last News

Premier League players have called for VAR to be axed after a string of questionable decisions made in a controversial Saturday afternoon in the division.The Video Assistant Referee was introduced in 2018 in an attempt help officials make important decisions in games. But its had the opposite effect since coming in to play following a number of wrong calls that have sometimes cost teams a game.And yesterday was no different as the system made a number of calls that angered players and managers alike.

Premier League this weekend saw Fulham endure a dreadful first-half against Newcastle - but the Cottagers are not the only ones to be hammered in the first 45 minutes.In west London, the newly-promoted side's match went from bad to worse. Nathaniel Chalobah was sent off in the opening few minutes before they shipped an incredible four goals.

Fulham midfielder Tom Cairney was spotted bizarrely pulling down his own shorts after a pitiful attempt at a shot. The Cottagers captain was brought on halfway through the 4-1 defeat at home to Newcastle with the aim of shaking things up for Marco Silva’s men.

Newcastle winger Miguel Almiron might have already won Goal of the Month in their 4-1 win over Fulham.Almiron nonchalantly found the top corner with a pinpoint volley against Fulham as he scored his side's second of the game at Craven Cottage. The stunning first-time finish was lauded by fans online.And many are happy to hand over the Premier League's best goal award for October now despite it only being the 1st of the month. One wrote: "Miguel Almiron wasting no time in October winning the goal of the month award.

Bournemouth he pulled off an unprecedented piece of trickery - but the move should have actually been a booking and foul.The Nottingham Forest midfielder was playing for the Cherries against Watford in 2017 when he cleverly - or some might say, wrongly - tricked Nathaniel Chalobah into not shooting despite the player having a clear sight of goal.As a cross came in and the then-Hornets player was about to pull the trigger, theChelsea academy graduate heard the scream of Arteta, saying: ‘leave it!’READ NEXT: Erling Haaland 'bullied' Wolves defence but Man Utd fans reckon Martinez has his numberThinking it was a team-mate, Chalobah duly did so, only moments later realising that it was actually the veteran player on the opposing team who had screamed for the ball.Play went on but retired referee Dermot Gallagher has claimed in a Sky Sports piece that the move should have been a foul - and Arter even booked for his trickery.Do you think the laws should be changed? Let us know in the comments section below"Technically it should have been an indirect free-kick and a yellow card for ungentlemanly conduct, but the referee obviously has not heard it has he," Gallagher said to Sky Sports’ Ref Watch on the time."It is just incredible, but it is very, very clever of him. I do not know why he does not shoot anyhow, because in that position he probably has the best chance!"Then-Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe was asked about the incident at the time, saying "It depends where you're sitting I think.

Watford are ready to take more disciplinary action against a fourth player for being at a lockdown party.

Watford forward Andre Gray has posted an emotional apology on social media after breaking lockdown rules along with teammates Nathaniel Chalobah and Domingos Quina.

Watford players Andre Gray, Nathaniel Chalobah and Domingos Quina have apologised to their teammates and manager Nigel Pearson after they broke lockdown rules to attend a birthday party together.

Mirror report Quina, Gray and Chalobah have all been stood down from the Hornets squad for a crucial game later today in their bid for Premier League survival. They are absent from the 20-man squad named by Nigel Pearson in a potentially huge blow to their hopes of moving further clear from the relegation zone.Gray has scored twice in 21 games this season whilst Chalobah has made 16 appearances with Quina having a bit-part role, playing four games.Speaking before football restarted earlier this month, Gray fired a warning to his team-mates about staying focused between now and the end of the season."There are no excuses.