Mint23 Posted 27 April 2021 Posted 27 April 2021 5 minutes ago, Facecloth said: Ridiculous isn't it. VAR is meant to be like an in game version of the review system. The referees have help and numerous replays, it shouldn't get to the stage where it needs overturning. Even having an appeal process where red cards can be overturned is ridiculous now we’ve got VAR, if they’re so confident that VAR works then there should be no reviews post match.
Jimothy Posted 27 April 2021 Posted 27 April 2021 1 minute ago, Mint23 said: Even having an appeal process where red cards can be overturned is ridiculous now we’ve got VAR, if they’re so confident that VAR works then there should be no reviews post match. You pretty much just reworded what I said 1
PhillippaT Posted 27 April 2021 Posted 27 April 2021 4 hours ago, PhillippaT said: I'm going to secretly copy this and stick it on the wife's compooter... Well, I did it - but all she did was give me the look and said "ha-ha, very funny" *sigh*. Oh well. 1
Super_horns Posted 27 April 2021 Posted 27 April 2021 1 hour ago, Leicester_Loyal said: Shocking, ruined any chance they had of getting a point and nothing is done. Shows the VAR guy wasn’t doing his job very well and the on pitch ref got sucked into changing his mind . 1
fuchsntf Posted 27 April 2021 Posted 27 April 2021 8 hours ago, dynamark said: I dont mind anyone having a religion as long as they dont push it my way but the fasting seems a bit ridiculous.However a work rfrend of mine very much described it as being about giving and charity as well as self discipline.Hey ho.I think there are exceptions for illness and pregnancy for instance Fasting is also a Christian period.... "lent"..!! Every Religion even Non-religious Societies put Days & Time when they Chose to Fast..!! 2
fox_up_north Posted 27 April 2021 Posted 27 April 2021 Tbf, last night when they focused on Wes getting a drink, I thought the camera operator was just doing some weird stuff again. I genuinely think they fancied Roy Hodgson, the length of time they spent looking at him. 1 2
KFS Posted 27 April 2021 Posted 27 April 2021 5 minutes ago, fox_up_north said: Tbf, last night when they focused on Wes getting a drink, I thought the camera operator was just doing some weird stuff again. I genuinely think they fancied Roy Hodgson, the length of time they spent looking at him. Yeah I was genuinely pissed off that they were showing Roy for ages but not it makes sense 2
Popular Post Torten Posted 27 April 2021 Popular Post Posted 27 April 2021 10 minutes ago, KFS said: Yeah I was genuinely pissed off that they were showing Roy for ages but not it makes sense I was fuming, the game was in play and all I could see is that old wrinkled egg custard lookalike. 1 4
Popular Post StanSP Posted 27 April 2021 Popular Post Posted 27 April 2021 I'm glad it's overturned but there's a few points that come out of this It fvcked over West Ham during the game. Two sets of officials came to the wrong decision. The on-field referee and the VAR ref. They analysed it and checked it over several times and still came to what eventually has been determined the wrong decision. What consequences will they face? It further goes to show, beyond anything else so far this season, that referees need a better handle on the rules - VAR-impacted or not. 7
onekeithweller Posted 27 April 2021 Posted 27 April 2021 39 minutes ago, fox_up_north said: Tbf, last night when they focused on Wes getting a drink, I thought the camera operator was just doing some weird stuff again. I genuinely think they fancied Roy Hodgson, the length of time they spent looking at him. Sky were focusing on Roy because it was the only way they could wind me up as I'd muted the commentary. Sky use every dirty trick in the book, that Spurs post mortem was below the belt. 1
tom27111 Posted 27 April 2021 Posted 27 April 2021 3 hours ago, Torten said: I was fuming, the game was in play and all I could see is that old wrinkled egg custard lookalike. Then we were treated to a 45 second close up of Ray Lewington a few minutes later. There was absolutely no need for that. 2 1
Aus Fox Posted 28 April 2021 Posted 28 April 2021 Does anyone know how prize money works for the end of the season? I was trying to look at the difference in money received for finishing 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th. I came across this, what I found interesting is that we made more from overseas tv money than Arsenal? Does that mean we were shown more? Or more popular? Arsenal made more on facilities fees? Who decides what gets more money? More games on tv? Better facilities? What I take from this was we were, and still are the biggest club outside the super league six right now, and the gap between us and the lower end of the super league six is closing.
UniFox21 Posted 28 April 2021 Posted 28 April 2021 The fact Man City play the early kick off Saturday is TV scheduling at it's laughable best.
Fox in the North Posted 28 April 2021 Posted 28 April 2021 (edited) . Edited 28 April 2021 by Fox in the North
FoxOnWheels Posted 28 April 2021 Posted 28 April 2021 If we are in the champions league next season and it’s the same level it is this season no reason we can’t be competitive!
st albans fox Posted 28 April 2021 Posted 28 April 2021 9 minutes ago, FoxOnWheels said: If we are in the champions league next season and it’s the same level it is this season no reason we can’t be competitive! I’ve watched both semis and thought how far short we are of that standard ......incredible work rate and skill levels on show, especially tonight 1 1
Popular Post FoxOnWheels Posted 28 April 2021 Popular Post Posted 28 April 2021 4 minutes ago, st albans fox said: I’ve watched both semis and thought how far short we are of that standard ......incredible work rate and skill levels on show, especially tonight I understand what you mean but this is the semi and in all fairness I don’t see anything between us and Chelsea who were the better side against R.Madrid, a lot of these teams wouldn’t give us the same respect as they do others which would allow us to counter them more 4 1
Webbo Posted 28 April 2021 Posted 28 April 2021 I'm confident that the worse we'd do in the group stage is 3rd and into the europa league. 1
st albans fox Posted 28 April 2021 Posted 28 April 2021 28 minutes ago, Webbo said: I'm confident that the worse we'd do in the group stage is 3rd and into the europa league. conscious that this isn’t the thread but we’ll be fourth seed and every chance of our group being ‘the death’ one .......assuming we qualify ......
NasPb Posted 28 April 2021 Posted 28 April 2021 Just now, moore_94 said: if he goes to tottenham out of all teams hes not the brightest bulb. its a ticking time bomb. grass aint always greener. 1
AjcW Posted 28 April 2021 Posted 28 April 2021 13 minutes ago, st albans fox said: conscious that this isn’t the thread but we’ll be fourth seed and every chance of our group being ‘the death’ one .......assuming we qualify ...... Yep, exactly the opposite of last time. I think some people forget how lucky we were with the group last time round. Then getting Sevilla in the first knockout. I worry about that effect having to play Barcelona and (potentially given their league performance) Juventus twice could have on us... we’re good but are we ready for that? 1
Popular Post FOXSE Posted 28 April 2021 Popular Post Posted 28 April 2021 10 minutes ago, AjcW said: Yep, exactly the opposite of last time. I think some people forget how lucky we were with the group last time round. Then getting Sevilla in the first knockout. I worry about that effect having to play Barcelona and (potentially given their league performance) Juventus twice could have on us... we’re good but are we ready for that? Lucky getting Saville in the fist knock out round. A team that hadn't lost a knockout tie in 5 and a half years and had won three europa leagues back to back..... 6
Popular Post Aus Fox Posted 28 April 2021 Popular Post Posted 28 April 2021 9 minutes ago, AjcW said: Yep, exactly the opposite of last time. I think some people forget how lucky we were with the group last time round. Then getting Sevilla in the first knockout. I worry about that effect having to play Barcelona and (potentially given their league performance) Juventus twice could have on us... we’re good but are we ready for that? Isn’t that the joys of football? I’m sure Barnsley, sitting in a play off position in the Championship are thinking are we ready for Man City, Leicester and Chelsea every week. You want to challenge yourself against the best. Put is in the position of Donetsk this season, we draw a group with Real Madrid, Inter and Moenchengladbach (or their equivalents depending on qualifying). We’d go in, enjoy ourselves, no pressure and hopefully get a couple of results and maybe sneak through. It wasn’t that long ago we were paying Real Madrid to play a friendly against us and printing tshirts to remember the event. 8 1
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