Bournemouth are going down!!! MUGS

half right dude

Time to update the blog Hardy.

http://hardy-eustace-hates-manure.blogspot.com/

I don't wish the way they've been relegated on any club not even Derby, I want them to be relegated for being utter s*** and going down legitimately.

No idea why they're bothering with legal action though, elite football takes pity on no one and they offer nothing to them so they have zero leverage in that regard, its a case of tough ti**y get back in line good sir

Personally I think the Sheff United Villa match should be 1-0 and 2nd half of that game replayed, that would be fair for all parties but there's no way something logical like that will even be contemplated so waste of time asking for it

wasting their time with the legal route, may get money but that's it.

Imagine if they were reinstated, would set a dangerous precedent  for future seasons if it failed again.

Let me make a valid point."when Thierry Henry put the ball into the Irish net with his hands for France in the world cup qualifer everyone knew it was a blatant hand ball,world wide.
the irish FA appealed to FIFA and FIFA ruled that they could not go against the refs decision(rule) and compensated the Irish FA to the tune of millions in lost revenue.
now VAR can rule against a ref's decision,and they failed to rule the sheffield united goal even though they knew and still know it was legitimate goal.it is the only time that VAR failed to give an opinion after looking at an incident.but they admitted at half time it was a good and fair goal but failed to take action.if VAR sit on the fence and do not make a decision there is no need for them to be overseeing football matches.
Bournemouth are out of pocket to the tune of 200 million quid and Var will have to pay it ,or let Bournemouth play as an extra team in the premier league next season and then send 4 teams down with 3 to be promoted from the championship.Otherwise VAR will have to cough up 200 million QUID  for their mistake and hand it over to Bournemouth football club.IMVHO

Can't see them adding them in and making it 21 teams, although it would be fairly simply ffs, 40 games instead of 38 isn't much difference and 4 relegated is fine as well

AND EVERY TEAM GET WEEK OFF,having no game,

Has been 21 teams before. Why not again?

Jul 29, 2020 -- 4:15AM, FredRescue wrote:

Has been 21 teams before. Why not again?

Maybe because it's a ridiculous suggestion? VAR has proven to be dubious in many instances, if you contested every decision after the game reversing results the sport would collapse.