Wilson Isidor is gonna be having fuck**g nightmares about James Trafford after that s**t show!
Trafford Denies Isidor Twice from the Spot in Ten Minutes
Trafford pulled off two fuck**g penalty saves in ten minutes to deny Isidor and Sunderland from taking all three points against Burnley at Turf Moor. The game ended in a frustrating 0-0 draw between the two promotion-chasing sides.
Isidor Misses Two Penalties in Quick Succession
Isidor was visibly fuck**g gutted after missing two penalties in the space of ten fuck**g minutes. The fouls leading up to the penalties were controversial as fuck.
In the 84th minute, Mayenda played Isidor through, only for the Sunderland forward to be clipped by Egan-Riley. Replays showed the contact came from outside the box, but the ref didn't give a s**t.
Trafford used every fuck**g trick in the book to delay Isidor's penalty, including tying up his laces and re-strapping his gloves. The delaying tactics worked like a charm, as Trafford guessed correctly and dived to his right to keep out Isidor's effort.
But Isidor would have another chance to redeem himself in the dying seconds of the contest after Cirkin was brought down inside the area by Burnley's Sonne.
Trafford quickly found himself suffering from cramp and even received a yellow card for time-wasting. Yet it proved to be a fuck**g masterstroke as he parried away Isidor's second penalty effort.
The Aftermath
Trafford's second save sparked jubilant scenes among the Burnley supporters as the travelling Sunderland faithful held their heads in their hands. Isidor's devastation was clear to see, as the Frenchman looked on the verge of tears when approaching the away supporters who supported him nonetheless.
The striker also apologised and held his hands in a prayer position as if he was asking supporters to forgive him, with Sunderland and Burnley players attempting to console him.
As for Trafford, he offered a cheeky response when asked if he was playing mind-games with Isidor by delaying the penalties, claiming his laces were undone and his hamstring was crying.
Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris conceded Isidor was 'disappointed', but urged the star to 'reset and switch off'. As for Trafford's time-wasting antics, the Black Cats manager could only hold his hands up, admitting it was smart and won the psychological battle.
Burnley boss Scott Parker declared Trafford's heroics 'definitely earned us a point', praising the incredible saves. The result put Burnley level on points with league leaders Leeds United with 53, although Daniel Farke's side remain ahead on goal difference and have a game in hand.
As for Sunderland, they sit two points behind in fourth but are 11 points clear of seventh-placed West Bromwich Albion.
