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Premier League Thread 2019/20

By Aus Fox, in Leicester City Forum

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UniFox21

UniFox21

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Just now, st albans fox said:

Ole trained by the best ....SAF .....

He's actually been incredibly clever and reignited the weird United fans by coming out with lines using "We're Man United" or "The United Way" as weird adjectives which of course the thick bastards love 

Miquel The Work Geordie

Miquel The Work Geordie

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10 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

He's actually been incredibly clever and reignited the weird United fans by coming out with lines using "We're Man United" or "The United Way" as weird adjectives which of course the thick bastards love 

 

He wasn't that clever the other day - said Lampard hadn't gotten under his skin then went on a weird Benitez "fact" inspired scripted rant about all the decisions he'd kept a note of.

 

Mission accomplished from Frank's point of view, refs will be warier and Solskjaer threw a weird fit.

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whoareyaaa

whoareyaaa

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13 penos and 7 chalked off is a disgrace though what team gets that many in one season, I bet most have came in the second half of the season as well as they where shit for the 1st part.

 

corruption at the highest level.

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CloudFox

CloudFox

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1 minute ago, whoareyaaa said:

13 penos and 7 chalked off is a disgrace though what team gets that many in one season, I bet most have came in the second half of the season as well as they where shit for the 1st part.

 

corruption at the highest level.

That is a lot of pivotal moments that have gone their way...

 

Anyone have a league table of VAR decisions going for/against? Be fascinated to see it.

shailen

shailen

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Interesting that Liverpool have only had one more favourable decision then us. Must have had some obvious ones overturned against them as they've had a lot of the rub of the green on VAR. I feel sorry for Wolves the most. Could and probably should have beaten us but we were saved by VAR. 

dmayne7

dmayne7

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13 minutes ago, CloudFox said:

Found one:

 

https://www.espn.co.uk/football/english-premier-league/story/3929823/how-var-decisions-have-affected-every-premier-league-club

 

United way way above the chasing pack there.

The thing with this is that it whilst it shows how teams have benefited/suffered with VAR existing and does attempt to make an assessment on whether the decision was right or wrong, it can't definitively show who's been on the end of good/bad VAR decisions. 

 

It's good it lists out the incidents there but it says that the Nketiah and Bertrand red cards went for us as did Iheanacho's offside goal against Everton. Yet all those decisions were pretty straightforward so it's hardly like we gained an advantage from it, we just didn't gain a disadvantage.

 

You've then got the incidents on there that are highly dubious and should have had a different decision, how are they deciding who or hasn't benefitted? And finally, what about the ones that VAR didn't look at or did and decided to take no action?

 

Basically, the implementation of VAR has been an absolute joke :D

 

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WigstonWanderer

WigstonWanderer

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3 minutes ago, Dahnsouff said:

It’s funny, some on Red Cafe still want rid of VAR despite them being the clear beneficiaries of it’s implementation

Must have a preference for bent reffing

StanSP

StanSP

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9 minutes ago, WigstonWanderer said:

Must have a preference for bent reffing

Might just be what they got accustomed to when they had Fergie as their boss.

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nnfox

nnfox

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I loved the bit when Ole was dismissing the fact that Utd haven't benefitted from VAR by saying "But, but, but Mark Noble should have been sent off when we lost to West Ham".

 

Clown :facepalm:

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mozartfox

mozartfox

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What this table does not include are all the clear and obvious brown envelope jobs,  such as the Saha peno last week which was not given and not spotted by the Stichyou Park Muppetts.

Wymsey

Wymsey

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15 hours ago, Goober said:

If Bamford is starting for Leeds next season they're finished

Just hope they don't do a Villa and spend nearly a £100m on players that have failed to improve the team and in serious danger of relegation.

Have no sympathy for Villa on this front, by the way.

deanolegend1989

deanolegend1989

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Man Utd’s 2 ‘against’ decisions were probably 2 of the biggest jokes to even be given in the first place.

Abamayang was so far onside it was embarrassing and then Fernandes’ pen given at Spurs was the biggest joke too.

So to me these don’t count.

Utd havnt had 1 close decision against them imo.

With us, out the top of my mind, the only decision from VAR that I felt lucky was Vs Burnley at home. Lucky not to be 2-2.

Other then that, every VAR decision we got ‘For’ was not even a question anyway. Nachos was so clear onside it’s hardly us ‘benefiting’ from it.

They should sort VAR out by scrapping anything to do with hand balls unless it’s on purpose but none of these silly ones that are accidental.

Pens wise not so soft. Too many soft pens like fernandes vs villa or pogba vs Tottenham .

And finally offsides, they should give benefit of doubt to attackers imo. Too many good goals ruled out. They should give 5cm ‘daylight’. Every time the lines go up the computer works out how much further the last part of the attackers body is From the defenders. The computer could work out instantly and if it’s less than 5cm it’s a goal. This lee way will make it a matter of fact and not a perception that could be biast.

Neto vs Liverpool

Pukki vs Tottenham

ayew vs Man utd

King vs Man City

a few examples of goals that should stand. 

 

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Stadt

Stadt

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2 hours ago, Dahnsouff said:

It’s funny, some on Red Cafe still want rid of VAR despite them being the clear beneficiaries of it’s implementation

Which is admirable. Even when it directly benefits us I hate it, part of the problem is fans can’t look at the bigger picture 

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Dahnsouff

Dahnsouff

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33 minutes ago, Stadt said:

Which is admirable. Even when it directly benefits us I hate it, part of the problem is fans can’t look at the bigger picture 

Or perhaps they don’t believe or know they have been a prime beneficiary  :dunno:

Stadt

Stadt

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4 minutes ago, Dahnsouff said:

Or perhaps they don’t believe or know they have been a prime beneficiary  :dunno:

Possibly 

Stevosevic

Stevosevic

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On 16/07/2020 at 16:52, Nalis said:

Know its low on priority in this evening's games but Everton v Villa, thoughts? I reckon a draw.

Ridiculous. They were so far adrift when he took the job. 

HankMarvin

HankMarvin

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1 minute ago, Facecloth said:

Madness

They want that new manager bounce again 

 

maybe nige didn’t want the gig next year 

 

and thinks his stock has risen so could get a better job

Nalis

Nalis

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Just now, Stevosevic said:

Ridiculous. They were so far adrift when he took the job. 

Think you quoted me by mistake. lol

 

But if you are talking about Pearson then I concur.

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