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Premier League 2020/21 Thread

By urban.spaceman, in Leicester City Forum

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Phube

Phube

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IFAB HQ: How can we take the heat off marginal ‘armpit’ offsides?

 

Teaboy: How about ridiculous handballs?

 

IFAB HQ: Give that boy a pay rise!!! 

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peach0000

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28 minutes ago, foxestalkisfullofidiots said:

VAR does add drama, premier League football is better on TV but in the stadium itself it has took something away.

In a time with no fans in stadiums though I've been amazed by how much I've enjoyed the football. Watching 10 matches a weekend wouldn't be possible for me if the games weren't excellent viewing.

ozleicester

ozleicester

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Just now, Raw Dykes said:

That handball by DCL was the most clear cut one all day and wasn't given.

virtually caught it.. var :teehee:

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Raw Dykes

Raw Dykes

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Just now, StanSP said:

That Everton kit is very nice as well. Love that colour. 

It is nice. When's the last yellow kit we had? Seemed like a permanent thing for us for years on end.

twister

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4 minutes ago, Raw Dykes said:

That handball by DCL was the most clear cut one all day and wasn't given.

i am not watching to angry after the brighton game

 

sounds another cluster show from the refs.

Raw Dykes

Raw Dykes

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Just now, twister said:

i am not watching to angry after the brighton game

 

sounds another cluster show from the refs.

Everton got a pen from the ball hitting Ward's hand from about a yard away. Nothing he could do about it. DCL more or less caught a shot with plenty of time to avoid it. Nothing doing.

Finnegan

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45 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

The new handball law is going to spoil a few weekends this season .... awful 

 

Why do they have to change it somehow every year? 

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Babylon

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28 minutes ago, MPH said:

It’s not that people don’t think a check should happen near the end it’s that he blew the final whistle. except it’s no longer the final whistle now, apparently.

The incident happened before that. I don’t see the issue.

 

 

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Gazza M

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I know it's not Premier League, but what a time to be a Leicester fan in the East Midlands. Forest and Derby both starting the season with 3 losses!! The Rams currently 4-0 down at Home to Blackburn!!

 

As a Fox living near Ilkeston, this is brilliant as it is a Forest/Derby mix here! 

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davieG

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It seems to me nearly every time they change the laws on the back of clarification they make it even more confusing and subjective.

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Babylon

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Do we have to listen to commentators sucking off everything Rodriguez does all season?


He could pass it out of play and they would say he did it so well.

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30 minutes ago, MPH said:

It’s not that people don’t think a check should happen near the end it’s that he blew the final whistle. except it’s no longer the final whistle now, apparently.

 

For VAR to intervene it's meant to be a clear and obvious error, many of which will be because the ref hasn't seen it, I suspect Kavanagh didn't realise it hit his arm. So it seems rather unfair that in blowing his whistle because he hasn't seen something, a team shouldn't get the benefit of VAR because it happened right at the end of the game. 

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2 minutes ago, Babylon said:

Do we have to listen to commentators sucking off everything Rodriguez does all season?


He could pass it out of play and they would say he did it so well.

 

Ally McCoist has given him MotM based on once piece of control lol he's done nothing all game. 

 

twister

twister

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4 minutes ago, davieG said:

It seems to me nearly every time they change the laws on the back of clarification they make it even more confusing and subjective.

My view is var was brought into infulence matches for the big teams

 

the handball was changed to give more penalties over a season to those big teams

 

thats why they keep changing the laws

 

yes the odd one will go against the big five or 6 but overall its done to help them.

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MPH

MPH

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5 minutes ago, Babylon said:

The incident happened before that. I don’t see the issue.

 

 

well if goals can be disallowed as the shot was before the final whistle i don’t see why penalties are allowed because they were before the final whistle.. the clue is kind of in the name really.. ‘ final whistle’.

Phube

Phube

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3 minutes ago, Babylon said:

Do we have to listen to commentators sucking off everything Rodriguez does all season?


He could pass it out of play and they would say he did it so well.

I fully admit that I’m not a professional football fan (I.e. I can’t appreciate a quality midfielder) but having watched the whole game I’m not sure what he’s done to deserve MOTM?

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MPH

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4 minutes ago, Kopfkino said:

 

For VAR to intervene it's meant to be a clear and obvious error, many of which will be because the ref hasn't seen it, I suspect Kavanagh didn't realise it hit his arm. So it seems rather unfair that in blowing his whistle because he hasn't seen something, a team shouldn't get the benefit of VAR because it happened right at the end of the game. 

see my post above..

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