BN41Albion
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- Oct 1, 2017
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As much as im not a fan of Kane, that's a pen all day long despite buying it somewhat
Roy has always been a good manager. He has set his teams up quite defensively in recent years but that wasn't always the case. His Fulham team scored goals for fun in Europe.Roy Hodgson must be a fairly decent manager after all, makes all the gloaters on here about his appointment look a little silly, clearly not a long term solution but certainly knows a thing or two about setting a team up that fella
Be interesting to see this on MOTD if covered
Joachim Andersen however appeared unaware Palace have little left to fight for, as he evaded a first-half red card following a lengthy video assistant referee (VAR) check after catching Jefferson Lerma in the face.
"Andersen punched Lerma in the face - Jefferson has a broken nose," Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil told Match of the Day.
"It's difficult on the pitch to see that, but I have no idea how VAR can give it as check comple
He's had an amazing careerRoy Hodgson must be a fairly decent manager after all, makes all the gloaters on here about his appointment look a little silly, clearly not a long term solution but certainly knows a thing or two about setting a team up that fella
Was an obvious punch. An apology issued to Bournemouth no doubt which will make everything better.Be interesting to see this on MOTD if covered
Joachim Andersen however appeared unaware Palace have little left to fight for, as he evaded a first-half red card following a lengthy video assistant referee (VAR) check after catching Jefferson Lerma in the face.
"Andersen punched Lerma in the face - Jefferson has a broken nose," Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil told Match of the Day.
"It's difficult on the pitch to see that, but I have no idea how VAR can give it as check complete."
I've never worked out these sorts of odds - is that better or worse?Our odds of top 6 went from 0.75/1 to 0.4/1 after thst game.
I haven't seen it but, if it was an obvious punch, what possible reason does VAR have for not acting?Was an obvious punch. An apology issued to Bournemouth no doubt which will make everything better.
Who knows - we haven't had the explanations for four of the five things they got wrong at Spurs yet.I haven't seen it but, if it was an obvious punch, what possible reason does VAR have for not acting?
Better. Was bet £1 and get £1.75 back and now bet £1 and get £1.40 back. Better for our chances, that is. Not better for betting on.I've never worked out these sorts of odds - is that better or worse?
On MOTD they mentioned something about how they had been told VAR didn't act because it was not a swinging arm or some such nonsense. It was actually more obvious in real time than it was in slow motion, not that that is an excuse.I haven't seen it but, if it was an obvious punch, what possible reason does VAR have for not acting?
Err - is it because the VAR refs and their failed system are completely useless and not fit for purpose?I haven't seen it but, if it was an obvious punch, what possible reason does VAR have for not acting?
I dunno, I think it might work opposite, Everton get something is good news for seeing the back of Leeds, and if Arse really think a win might get them the PL that may play into our hands as we are better against teams that have a go, than play a low block or counter.Important City win today, if they drop points then the Arse will be bang up for it