EPL 2023/2024
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Fulham now leading the West London league - 10th, 11th, 12th. Wilder back for bottom of the table Sheff U after they sacked him when they were .... bottom of the table. Pressure on Hodgson as Palace fans realise why they wanted to get rid of him the last time.
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Fulham now leading the West London league - 10th, 11th, 12th. Wilder back for bottom of the table Sheff U after they sacked him when they were .... bottom of the table. Pressure on Hodgson as Palace fans realise why they wanted to get rid of him the last time.
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@African-Monkey Deserved win over our bunch of softies. We had plenty of chances though but finishing and rolling around on the ground for extended periods let us down.
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@broughie said in EPL 2023/2024:
We had plenty of chances though but finishing
Arsenal definitely should have got something out of the game but as you say lacked the killer instinct on front of goal.
I give up with VAR though.
@Bovidae I lot of inconsistencies. Understand the reasoning for Havertz's goal. I am wondering whether because we roll around the ground a bit whether we don't get some calls we should. Romero should have been sent off. Where is the consistency there and hitting someone in the face seems to be okay sometimes.
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@Bovidae I lot of inconsistencies. Understand the reasoning for Havertz's goal. I am wondering whether because we roll around the ground a bit whether we don't get some calls we should. Romero should have been sent off. Where is the consistency there and hitting someone in the face seems to be okay sometimes.
@broughie My problem with that VAR handball decision is that the ball hit Cash's arm first so either both are pulled up, or neither. You shouldn't make a distinction between a defender and an attacker when both were accidental.
There is VAR controversy every round, and it's not the technology that is the problem but the muppets looking at the TV screens. Much like TMOs in rugby...
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@broughie My problem with that VAR handball decision is that the ball hit Cash's arm first so either both are pulled up, or neither. You shouldn't make a distinction between a defender and an attacker when both were accidental.
There is VAR controversy every round, and it's not the technology that is the problem but the muppets looking at the TV screens. Much like TMOs in rugby...
@Bovidae said in EPL 2023/2024:
@broughie My problem with that VAR handball decision is that the ball hit Cash's arm first so either both are pulled up, or neither. You shouldn't make a distinction between a defender and an attacker when both were accidental.
There is VAR controversy every round, and it's not the technology that is the problem but the muppets looking at the TV screens. Much like TMOs in rugby...
That’s not VAR you’re arguing with, it’s the law. Law says if it hits a defenders hand by accident it’s not a pen, if it hits an attackers in the act of scoring it is a free kick. Not a VAR problem, a law problem.
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@Bovidae said in EPL 2023/2024:
@broughie My problem with that VAR handball decision is that the ball hit Cash's arm first so either both are pulled up, or neither. You shouldn't make a distinction between a defender and an attacker when both were accidental.
There is VAR controversy every round, and it's not the technology that is the problem but the muppets looking at the TV screens. Much like TMOs in rugby...
That’s not VAR you’re arguing with, it’s the law. Law says if it hits a defenders hand by accident it’s not a pen, if it hits an attackers in the act of scoring it is a free kick. Not a VAR problem, a law problem.
@Dodge said in EPL 2023/2024:
@Bovidae said in EPL 2023/2024:
@broughie My problem with that VAR handball decision is that the ball hit Cash's arm first so either both are pulled up, or neither. You shouldn't make a distinction between a defender and an attacker when both were accidental.
There is VAR controversy every round, and it's not the technology that is the problem but the muppets looking at the TV screens. Much like TMOs in rugby...
That’s not VAR you’re arguing with, it’s the law. Law says if it hits a defenders hand by accident it’s not a pen, if it hits an attackers in the act of scoring it is a free kick. Not a VAR problem, a law problem.
Spot on. But apparently it is only clear cut if it is the scorer who handles - if it is the guy who passes to the scorer then it may be ignored.
The current weirdness is that a bad foul missed by the ref but viewed by the VAR as a possible red - if decided that it isn't a red then the guy does not get a yellow despite it being an awful challenge.
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On the rise UTCIAD, we now even have articles about us that do not focus on relegation..that feels strange lol
good read though
https://theanalyst.com/eu/2023/12/how-andoni-iraola-turned-bournemouth-season-around/
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Steve Cooper sacked as Nottingham Forest boss.
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Steve Cooper sacked as Nottingham Forest boss.
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@sparky great, Bournemouth play them this week, sacked manager bounce incoming..damn
@bayimports said in EPL 2023/2024:
@sparky great, Bournemouth play them this week, sacked manager bounce incoming..damn
Sounds like they are talking to Nuno Espirito Santo. He did well at Wolves, not so well at Spurs
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@KiwiPie said in EPL 2023/2024:
Fulham now leading the West London league
despite losing both derbies
@dogmeat said in EPL 2023/2024:
@KiwiPie said in EPL 2023/2024:
Fulham now leading the West London league
despite losing both derbies
But doing slightly better this morning by knocking out one of the financial fiddlers on penalties in the League Cup - Congrats!
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@bayimports said in EPL 2023/2024:
@sparky great, Bournemouth play them this week, sacked manager bounce incoming..damn
Sounds like they are talking to Nuno Espirito Santo. He did well at Wolves, not so well at Spurs
@canefan said in EPL 2023/2024:
@bayimports said in EPL 2023/2024:
@sparky great, Bournemouth play them this week, sacked manager bounce incoming..damn
Sounds like they are talking to Nuno Espirito Santo. He did well at Wolves, not so well at Spurs
It's a big risk - on paper he performed wonders at Wolves but the squad he had was star studded, full of Portuguese internationals and they still had a very conservative style of play.
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Following it on BBC sounded like a bloody dire game but I'll take it First Cup semi-Final since the Europa League 12 years ago.
@dogmeat said in EPL 2023/2024:
Following it on BBC sounded like a bloody dire game but I'll take it First Cup semi-Final since the Europa League 12 years ago.
Watching the penalty shootout Pickford looked so close to getting a hand on many of those attempts. It doesn't matter how they go in though. Listen to the Everton fan before the last penalty.
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4 consecutive away wins in the prem for the first time ever, we bow down to our Spanish overlord! Couple of beautiful headers from Dom today as well, great win. The second yellow for Forest was a dismal decision, but we have had our share of howlers this year.
Thought the Luton affair and sacked manager from Forest might take the wind out of our sails, but we’re still going
