Yep, wouldnβt be averse to that
Yep, wouldnβt be averse to that
Accumulation used to work across competitions but they stopped it because players were tactically taking their 5th yellow in order to miss a cup game
Were wolves ever in real danger? Genuinely canβt remember
Not seen it for a few years but it really does feel like West Ham are doing that thing where one of the relegation candidates turns in European-level performances for a stretch
Look on the bright side Spurs fans
Youβll probably be able to sing βChampions of Englandβ next May.
No fucking way he actually used the word βasteriskβ
Important to lead with the headline that Arsenal are the βvillains of the title raceβ and would be βunpopular championsβ as they go up against the team charged with 115+ counts of cheating to gain an unfair competitive advantage over the other premier league teams.
Ironically theyβve done as much damage to City this season as anyone
They know what theyβre doing. Everything is geared towards influencing
Just inject it into my veins. Directly in.
Enormous
Long way to go.
Calafiori is excellent CB depth tbh
He will bring wolves back up and probably do OK
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Really? If itβs βvery simpleβ a 300 word Bluesky post should be more than enough
Attacker stands in front of the keeper in the 6 yard box and doesnβt move. Blocking, or existing?
Defender or keeper comes over and muscles him out the way. Penalty?
How do you reconcile teams βblockingβ with a footballerβs right to exist on a football pitch?
Call it a βnon open-play goalβ if you like
Youβd know all about deliberately cheating being a Chelsea fan
I would say top of the open play GD and xGD, and top of the overall GD and xGD is title-winning fine
Probably π but history has shown us that teams will do whatever they can within the rules to get an edge. Look at Cityβs rotational tactical fouling theyβve got away with for years for example.
Yep - people donβt realise what theyβre asking for
You canβt stop what weβre doing unless you completely nerf set pieces by e.g having a completely different physical threshold for attacking vs defending
Yep, they should do that. And then you canβt defend set pieces in the same way - what do you think happens next?
This feels like something which sounds good in theory but would be a horrendous shit show in practice
I think Cityβs decade-old βinnovationβ with tactical fouling has been far more ruinous to the enjoyment of watching football than us being good at set pieces.
I donβt recall the rules book-changing outcry we have gotten over something actually against the rules/spirit of the game.
Itβs weird.
You are going to get games that suck ass regardless unfortunately - they just turn into 0-0 games instead.
Counterpoint - Villa are actually shite and have been riding the wave all season to this point
Two isnβt it!
He was βwalking by the studioβ and they pulled him in π