Premier Lg EPL Matchday 15 & 16 - On Optus Sport
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Bradesmaen
TheBrownDog
Everton this matchweek:
moomba
TheBrownDog
No grealish or (more importantly) rodri against Villa. Concerning.
TubbsFarquhar
TheBrownDog
Yay our bogey side and then playing at our bogey ground.
Memphis
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You're not the only one feeling like that.Everton this matchweek:
Bradesmaen
TheBrownDog
I would have thought Luton were the only other team really to think like that with Arsenal and City
Art Vandelay_
TheBrownDog
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Circus squatters with their Johnstone's Paint trophy singing about being European Champions visiting for their cup final. Followed by the sportswashing copy cats who were 5-0 up within 20 minutes last time we met.
Very worrying week.
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We love to drop points against relegation teams so Sheffield midweek has banana peel written all over it.
Stokey
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EAD City. You're still well in the positive in games decided by VAR/ref
moomba
TheBrownDog
Are we? Must have missed a few of those.
Stokey
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moomba
TheBrownDog
Does that mean that the ref got the initial decision wrong, but was overturned by VAR?
Ie the right decision was made in the end?
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Chelsea are due to beat us in the league and will stuff us at OT I reckon.
Stokey
Norm Smith Medallist
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I'd think the opposite.
moomba
TheBrownDog
I'm sure you would.
hawkman
Hall of Famer
Usually it would be ref calls overturned by VAR. You need the apology stats to determine who has copped the most wrong decisions.
Wolves would be leading it
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Man we've been due for years and it never happens. Not since Matas late strike in 2013.
I think it'll be 0-0.
Stokey
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No better time than now, we don’t have a midfield.
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Stokey
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The two decisons that come to mind was the one against Man U where a soft penalty was given and the non red card against Arsenal
I very much doubt I'm the only one thaat thinksMan City have has a favourable VAR run this season.
Does this table get reversed for incorrect on field decisions that needed VAR to resolve?
ie ManU is plus 3, Nott Forest is minus 4.
(except where VAR saw the mistake but didn't tell the referee, which really needed a match replay
)
moomba
TheBrownDog
Both correct decisions imo. Rodri was a clear penalty, we should have had a second in the same game for a far more blatant hold by Maguire.
Kovacic should have got a second yellow in the Arsenal match but I don't think the first was a red.
A week before Hwang should have got a second yellow and ended up scoring the winner against us.
But people see what they want to see.
moomba
TheBrownDog
Does it matter if they were subjective or not? Surely the only thing people should be worried about is if the correct decisions were made.
Topkent
Confirmed ITK Drafting King
Except there's no such thing because on a subjective decision everyone has a different opinion
