The Bear Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Just now, StanSP said: Omg a booking for simulation. More of a pen than a booking. He definitely caught his foot/toe. If that had been Man Utd, Fernandes would have scored by now.
UniFox21 Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Just now, The Bear said: More of a pen than a booking. He definitely caught his foot/toe. If that had been Man Utd, Fernandes would have scored by now. Fernandes would've been on his retake having had the first saved* 1
Guest StevieLynex Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Just now, The Bear said: More of a pen than a booking. He definitely caught his foot/toe. If that had been Man Utd, Fernandes would have scored by now. I agree - think there was contact. Had it been the other way, the ref would have pointed to the spot
RowlattsFox Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Probably didn't help Traore that he'd kicked it out of play and decided to fall down too late. Tiny contact but it isn't a foul. Probably right though that some clubs will get that decision.
zorro en españa Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 4 minutes ago, UniFox21 said: Arguably you should compare Sky vs BT big teams vs BT smaller teams. The analysis Joe Cole gives it streets behind what the likes of Sidwell/Simmo made in that game. Fair point .... and yes Sidwell/ Simpson were excellent
Sunbury Fox Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 11 minutes ago, HighPeakFox said: Are Wolves a better team without Jiminez? Or is this just a reaction to adversity? I think it's a reaction to Nuno finally taking off the handbrake, rather than trying to bore his way to wins. Wolves' attacking players have always been constrained by his system. Reverting to a 4 at the back has made a huge difference to their attacking prowess, even without their best striker on the pitch. Puzzling why he hasn't done it before. Hope Brendan has noted it.... 1
foxfanazer Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Arsenal have fully transitioned into an Everton type club. You look at their 11 and question how many getting into our team
The Bear Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 3 minutes ago, StevieLynex said: I agree - think there was contact. Had it been the other way, the ref would have pointed to the spot This is what pisses me off about VAR. No doubt Marriner had one quick look before the side on angle was shown and instantly dismissed it. Yet that angle showed clear contact on his foot. If it was a "big 6 club", there would have been much more investigation into it and angles watched repeatedly.
Guest StevieLynex Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Just now, foxfanazer said: Arsenal have fully transitioned into an Everton type club. You look at their 11 and question how many getting into our team Auba
foxfanazer Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 (edited) 1 minute ago, StevieLynex said: Auba Would he be happy to play on the right? But yeah other than him I think we're stronger everywhere else I quite like Tierney but not for Timmy or Ricky P Edited 29 November 2020 by foxfanazer
UniFox21 Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 2 minutes ago, zorro en españa said: Fair point .... and yes Sidwell/ Simpson were excellent Sky have big names who pull out poor analysis or add nothing but their name. BT have a mix of big names who add nothing, people like Hargreaves who add some great analysis and then less big names who offer some great insight and are genuinely interesting to listen to.
RowlattsFox Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 I know we all complain about bias commentary but Don Goodman is the worse there is surely? Arsenal are perfect for Wolves, and any other counter attacking sides. 1
Jimothy Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 14 minutes ago, The Bear said: You look at this and remember that Luiz is running in full pelt and Jimenez is completely unaware and jumping up still/backwards. So what you're saying is Jiminez has jumped backwards for a ball hes gonna struggle to get, when his teammate is behind him, fully aware players will be running to attack the ball, and has shown a complete lack of awareness of his surroundings and the situation. I mean Luiz is running at space until Jiminez puts his head into it.
foxfanazer Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Just now, StevieLynex said: Is Willian the new Ozil? What, shite and on a shed load of money? Yes!
AKCJ Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Arsenal's squad outside of Aubameyang and Leno is incredibly average. Barely top 10 standard. 1
Guest StevieLynex Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Just now, AKCJ said: Arsenal's squad outside of Aubameyang and Leno is incredibly average. Barely top 10 standard. Tierney's not bad
RowlattsFox Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 2 minutes ago, Facecloth said: So what you're saying is Jiminez has jumped backwards for a ball hes gonna struggle to get, when his teammate is behind him, fully aware players will be running to attack the ball, and has shown a complete lack of awareness of his surroundings and the situation. I mean Luiz is running at space until Jiminez puts his head into it. I'm not sure if you're just being purposely argumentative or if you're genuinely suggesting Jimenez is at fault 1
UniFox21 Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Just now, AKCJ said: Arsenal's squad outside of Aubameyang and Leno is incredibly average. Barely top 10 standard. It's midtable stuff. Look at the kid they signed from St Etienne who was meant to be better than Lil wes. Barely had a kick.
Popular Post Suzie the Fox Posted 29 November 2020 Popular Post Posted 29 November 2020 Looks like it’s good news being reported on Jimminez (sp) Injury. Thank god 6
Aus Fox Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 Might be an unpopular opinion but Solskjaer is a better manager than Arteta. Arteta is taking Arsenal backwards, and they were already way behind and his signings have been terrible. Can’t believe either of them are managing at the very highest level.
UniFox21 Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 1 minute ago, Aus Fox said: Might be an unpopular opinion but Solskjaer is a better manager than Arteta. Arteta is taking Arsenal backwards, and they were already way behind and his signings have been terrible. Can’t believe either of them are managing at the very highest level. He's living off that Pep experience and praise as well as a few decent performances in the FA Cup 1
Guest StevieLynex Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 1 minute ago, Aus Fox said: Might be an unpopular opinion but Solskjaer is a better manager than Arteta. Arteta is taking Arsenal backwards, and they were already way behind and his signings have been terrible. Can’t believe either of them are managing at the very highest level. Dyche is probably a better manager than Arteta
The Bear Posted 29 November 2020 Posted 29 November 2020 6 minutes ago, Facecloth said: So what you're saying is Jiminez has jumped backwards for a ball hes gonna struggle to get, when his teammate is behind him, fully aware players will be running to attack the ball, and has shown a complete lack of awareness of his surroundings and the situation. I mean Luiz is running at space until Jiminez puts his head into it. Well Jimenez won the ball cleanly so not sure what you're smoking.
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