April 19, 20214 yr lulz at Spurs firing Jose before the EFL cup final because they were worried he would beat Pep again and then they couldn't fire their first trophy winning manager in over a decade.
April 19, 20214 yr On 4/17/2021 at 2:43 PM, Captain Ron said: Norwich City won promotion today before their game started. When Swansea (Wycombe) and Brentford (Millwall) both drew their games, that ensured that Norwich will finish at least in the top 2. With a win today, they will be 2 points from clinching the Championship title too. The rest of the promotion/playoff slots are still up for grabs, but there appears to be a pretty good separation going for the 2 and 3-6 slots: 1. Norwich City 90 pts, 5 games left 2. Watford 82/43. Swansea 76/4 4. Brentford 74/5 5. Bournemouth 71/5 6. Barnsley 71/5 7. Reading 67/4 Norwich now has a legit shot at qualifying for CL next year. Edited April 19, 20214 yr by yoladu
April 19, 20214 yr 3 hours ago, WBT said: I wonder if they could get the guy from PSG. He seems to be doing good things. Did Poch just lose the locker room at Spurs or what? Or did he want out? Leading up to the 2019-2020 season, Spurs were coming off 4 straight CL appearances - the last being the Final. a bad start to regular season and sacked after 12 matches and 14th place? But was it really all that dire? Mourinho comes on - wins his first 2 matches which put them back immediately to 5th place. Finished 6th place to end the season.
April 21, 20214 yr On 4/19/2021 at 1:11 PM, yoladu said: Did Poch just lose the locker room at Spurs or what? Or did he want out? Leading up to the 2019-2020 season, Spurs were coming off 4 straight CL appearances - the last being the Final. a bad start to regular season and sacked after 12 matches and 14th place? But was it really all that dire? Mourinho comes on - wins his first 2 matches which put them back immediately to 5th place. Finished 6th place to end the season. I don't know. I don't follow Spurs closely or anything but based on his track record I thought the firing was premature at the time. And hiring Mou was obviously never going to lead anywhere.
April 21, 20214 yr 53 minutes ago, WBT said: And hiring Mou was obviously never going to lead anywhere. Mou's management "run" at every club remains the same: Hired = jubilation 1st year = excitement 2nd year = tension 3rd year = FUCK HIM HE NEEDS TO GO
April 21, 20214 yr Saints v. Spurs happening now. Three former Saints players in the Spurs starting XI Bale Alderweireld* Hojbjerg
April 21, 20214 yr On 4/19/2021 at 12:11 PM, yoladu said: Did Poch just lose the locker room at Spurs or what? Or did he want out? Leading up to the 2019-2020 season, Spurs were coming off 4 straight CL appearances - the last being the Final. a bad start to regular season and sacked after 12 matches and 14th place? But was it really all that dire? Mourinho comes on - wins his first 2 matches which put them back immediately to 5th place. Finished 6th place to end the season. The reports from Spurs beat writers had said that Pochettino saying the same things for 5 years to the same players led to some of the locker room effectively tuning him out. Pochettino also admitted after his sacking that he was frustrated and burned out after the CL final loss. Edited April 21, 20214 yr by Schulz2.0
April 21, 20214 yr 9 minutes ago, yoladu said: Three former Saints players in the Spurs starting XI You could form a hell of a team with former Saints players in the EPL right now.
April 21, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, Cheeseweasel said: DANNY INGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! His injury was the turning point of the game. Hope he isn't out for long for Soton's sake.
April 21, 20214 yr I don't agree. It's studs up on the knee, that's pretty much text book red. Is it accidental? Sure, but it's still a red.
April 21, 20214 yr I don't agree. It's studs up on the knee, that's pretty much text book red. Is it accidental? Sure, but it's still a red.Yeah... looking again. The studs were definitely up. If it had been top of the boot, maybe not, but those studs to the knee could've been season ending. Okay. I'll agree.
April 22, 20214 yr Foxes up 2-0 on West Brom before Big Sam has had time to finish his first pie. I'm not the only one hoping that karma puts both them and West Ham in the CL next year, right?
April 22, 20214 yr 11 minutes ago, WBT said: Foxes up 2-0 on West Brom before Big Sam has had time to finish his first pie. I'm not the only one hoping that karma puts both them and West Ham in the CL next year, right?
April 23, 20214 yr 20 hours ago, WBT said: Foxes up 2-0 on West Brom before Big Sam has had time to finish his first pie. I'm not the only one hoping that karma puts both them and West Ham in the CL next year, right? i think 100% of fans who support teams not in the ESL are rooting for Leicester and West Ham to make Top4 . Although I have an unhealthy hate for that ratface Vardy.
April 23, 20214 yr 27 minutes ago, yoladu said: i think 100% of fans who support teams not in the ESL are rooting for Leicester and West Ham to make Top4 . Although I have an unhealthy hate for that ratface Vardy. Ok Coleen.
April 23, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, yoladu said: i think 100% of fans who support teams not in the ESL are rooting for Leicester and West Ham to make Top4. As are some of us whose teams were in the ESL.
April 23, 20214 yr The moment they have to draw the lines, that should end the VAR check for offsides. If it’s that close, they should just stop.
April 23, 20214 yr 3 minutes ago, Captain Ron said: The moment they have to draw the lines, that should end the VAR check for offsides. If it’s that close, they should just stop. I think the Dutch league has a margin of error in their system. The officials on field still signal for offsides if they see it (unlike England) and if it’s within the margin then the call on the field goes.
April 23, 20214 yr 6 minutes ago, Captain Ron said: The moment they have to draw the lines, that should end the VAR check for offsides. If it’s that close, they should just stop. 100%. "In line with the final defender" should be good enough
April 23, 20214 yr 13 minutes ago, Cheeseweasel said: I can't decide if Leno is great or shit. 3 saves and scores a goal, that good, right?
April 23, 20214 yr there has to be a change in the laws of the game. it should be the position of the feet only outside of the "VAR Zone"... in my opinion offside should only go to var remotely when the call in question takes place inside an 18-yard arc centered on the penalty spot. outside of this area, unless var can clearly isolate one of the attacker's feet as "ahead" of a defender's foot, there is no distinct advantage, as was the case just now when we wasted 30 seconds looking at richarlison's run that led to the goal. here it is, the global debut of hagbard's VAR Zone: outside of the penalty box and the 2nd arc, var should only be summoned automatically by the remote control center when one foot of the attacker is *CLEARLY* ahead of the foot of the defender
April 23, 20214 yr 14 minutes ago, Hagbard Celine said: there has to be a change in the laws of the game. it should be the position of the feet only outside of the "VAR Zone"... in my opinion offside should only go to var remotely when the call in question takes place inside an 18-yard arc centered on the penalty spot. outside of this area, unless var can clearly isolate one of the attacker's feet as "ahead" of a defender's foot, there is no distinct advantage, as was the case just now when we wasted 30 seconds looking at richarlison's run that led to the goal. here it is, the global debut of hagbard's VAR Zone: outside of the penalty box and the 2nd arc, var should only be summoned automatically by the remote control center when one foot of the attacker is *CLEARLY* ahead of the foot of the defender Too many words: get rid of VAR
April 23, 20214 yr thank god for arsenal. always good for a pick me up. what a weird season for everton. if we were half as good at home as we are on the road, might have something.
April 24, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, mdmost said: Well spoke too soon. Newcastle get the deserved equalizer. Well with that goal it sounds like Newcastle deserved the win and had to settle for the draw.
April 24, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, yoladu said: Well with that goal it sounds like Newcastle deserved the win and had to settle for the draw. Eh, they would have parked all 11 plus the substitutes behind the ball if they'd leveled in the 92nd minute. Would have been a draw either way. And the VAR call is intuitively and competitively complete garbage but that's the rule right now. The problem there wasn't VAR, it was the rule.
April 24, 20214 yr 40 minutes ago, Huckleberry said: Eh, they would have parked all 11 plus the substitutes behind the ball if they'd leveled in the 92nd minute. Would have been a draw either way. And the VAR call is intuitively and competitively complete garbage but that's the rule right now. The problem there wasn't VAR, it was the rule. This. The inequality of handballs against the offense and defense is awful. They need to make them the same. Until they do, then we are going to see more of these all the time.
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