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Villa v Tottenham
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if it was on target to start with will be Kanes
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FT 1-2
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I don't really want to support technology in football but if this is the standard of referees we are dealing with then maybe it is for the better
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Really low quality fare.
Poor weekend all round for the "best league in the world" (Oscars superb goal aside). |
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for example why not just review every goal like they do with TD's in American Football...would only take the time it takes the players to get back to the half way line for a kick off
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anyone got on spurs @ odds 30 ?
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kelly topped up on Spurs, not sure what at but he KNEW
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Players go straight through someone, and he takes an age to even give a yellow.
He's either corrupt or so bad he should not be allowed in League 2 let alone Premier. |
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No but there was loads of cash left after Spuds made it 1-2 in the correct score market so I availed myself to some of it.......
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I've never really been in favour of technology. Not really against the principle, just because I haven't heard anyone propose a workable system. Who refers? How often? For what decisions? too many decisions matters of opinion not fact etc etc.
However, it's time for a trial. We can't go on like this. |
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Leave it as it is there's too many suspends now
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How he couldn't just dish out a couple of yellows when there was the scuffle, as most refs would do...?
But to compare that with no reds for two obvious two-footed leg breaker tackles...beggars belief. |
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The players reactions got Benteke sent off. All steaming in and jostling. They should grow up.
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that's true berto, but a review after every goal would at least eliminate linesman offside errors, for example
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Yes, I'm coming to the view that technology wouldn't be perfect but could reduce the number of big errors.
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similarly a sending off could also be an automatic review to make sure the official(s) on the pitch have made the right call. Again wouldn't take long and as with American Football if it's unclear they go with the decision of the on-pitch official.
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Penalties?
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I think with penalties each team could be allowed 3 challenges...bit like in tennis. Where they can challenge a decision and lose one of the challenges if they are wrong. So a team that feels there was a penalty could also challenge the decision when the ref didnt give one. That would also cut out all this nonsense of players charging and surrounding the ref when they feel he's got it wrong.
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I don't mind ref being leniant, or ref being harsh, but I hate when they do both for different sides. In the same match.
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if you owned a football club would you pay paul lambert money to manage it for you.a negative dour scot who seems to let events take control of him.why dont owners take more care over who they give money to.
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£37.00 in SJ account, treble - Man City/Gladbach and Spurs £283.00 more than makes up for a shamble of a day yesterday
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never in doubt
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