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Premier League 25/26

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  • Briston_Addick
    Briston_Addick Posts: 13,522
    If that incident had been the other way round with Arsenal scoring the goal, it would have been allowed to stand as it wasn't enough contact, just piss-weak goalkeeping.

    VAR operates to benefit the top teams.
    I’m no conspiracy theorist, but I’m getting more and more irritated by how true this seems to be.
    It's been the case since VAR was introduced. If there's a borderline decision it'll go the way of the "big" team.
  • EugenesAxe
    EugenesAxe Posts: 4,505
    2 Donkey derby down the bottom now
  • Cafctekkers
    Cafctekkers Posts: 1,348
    A lot of people said Liverpool fans would be insufferable if they won the league, I never really got it with them. Arsenal fans on the other hand are another level. Also think that north London forever song is very wanky
  • Gribbo
    Gribbo Posts: 9,093
    Arteta is such a cock.
    Add Trossard and  Havertz to that.

    Balls still pinging round the penalty area and Havertz runs AWAY from the area with his hands in the air to harass the ref (wanker) for a pen. 


  • soapboxsam
    soapboxsam Posts: 23,899
    It was a foul on the keeper.
    Don't care how much people hate Arsenal on here or want Spurs relegated, that was a foul on Raya.
  • Gribbo
    Gribbo Posts: 9,093
    A lot of people said Liverpool fans would be insufferable if they won the league, I never really got it with them. Arsenal fans on the other hand are another level. Also think that north London forever song is very wanky
    They're all the same in the prem - 90% tourist types who know f'call about the clubs they claim to follow
  • se9addick
    se9addick Posts: 32,802
    It was a foul on the keeper.
    Don't care how much people hate Arsenal on here or want Spurs relegated, that was a foul on Raya.
    Definitely a foul, and I’m pretty sure Raya would have caught the ball cleanly were it not for the foul.
  • Croydon
    Croydon Posts: 13,400
    A lot of people said Liverpool fans would be insufferable if they won the league, I never really got it with them. Arsenal fans on the other hand are another level. Also think that north London forever song is very wanky
    Liverpool fans are bad but Arsenal are on a other level. The Palace of North London
  • North Lower Neil
    North Lower Neil Posts: 23,609
    MrBurns said:
    Fuck Arsenal. They do that to everyone else on Corners 
    The lack of consistency is annoying - the refs have (wrongly) been allowing holding and wresting in the penalty area all season.
  • cafcnick1992
    cafcnick1992 Posts: 7,733
    PGMOL giving points to a club who decided in 2021 they no longer wanted to be in the Premier League.

    All 50/50 decisions should go against the super League clubs as punishment 

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  • lordromford
    lordromford Posts: 8,367
    It was a foul on the keeper.
    Don't care how much people hate Arsenal on here or want Spurs relegated, that was a foul on Raya.
    You’re probably right of course, but VAR has let worse go before. I think that’s what’s so annoying.
  • Cafctekkers
    Cafctekkers Posts: 1,348
    "North London forever"
    Except from when the club was founded.....
  • Gribbo
    Gribbo Posts: 9,093
    It was a foul on the keeper.
    Don't care how much people hate Arsenal on here or want Spurs relegated, that was a foul on Raya.
    Because he's been touched, don't make it a foul (or maybe it does in this day and age), but even so, there were two otner clear infringements before that, which should've resulted in a penalty, if they insist on looking for something
  • Hartleypete
    Hartleypete Posts: 4,799
    So many fouls going on at the same time mostly against hammers, why pick that one.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,788
    se9addick said:
    It was a foul on the keeper.
    Don't care how much people hate Arsenal on here or want Spurs relegated, that was a foul on Raya.
    Definitely a foul, and I’m pretty sure Raya would have caught the ball cleanly were it not for the foul.
    Of course he would have.
    If Pablo wasn't there with his arm across him fouling him, he wouldn't have dropped the ball.
  • lordromford
    lordromford Posts: 8,367
    Everyone seems to be talking like the title is wrapped up. A shame Burnley are so poor, but you never know…Come on Burnley!

    And also…
    Spurs fans today were reluctantly cheering Arsenal on.

    Is it possible that in a couple of weeks we’ll be cheering on…eurgh, I can’t even stomach saying it…P****e?
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 30,144
    Everyone seems to be talking like the title is wrapped up. A shame Burnley are so poor, but you never know…Come on Burnley!

    And also…
    Spurs fans today were reluctantly cheering Arsenal on.

    Is it possible that in a couple of weeks we’ll be cheering on…eurgh, I can’t even stomach saying it…P****e?
    Apparently PalARSE pick up another £10m in transfer fees if Arsenal win the league from the Eze deal.
  • DennisBooth
    DennisBooth Posts: 184
    Gribbo said:
    It was a foul on the keeper.
    Don't care how much people hate Arsenal on here or want Spurs relegated, that was a foul on Raya.
    Because he's been touched, don't make it a foul (or maybe it does in this day and age), but even so, there were two otner clear infringements before that, which should've resulted in a penalty, if they insist on looking for something
    He wasn’t just touched was he? one player was holding his arm and another player was pulling his shirt. Definite foul and the Ref was strong enough to give it. Your bias shouldn’t blind you to that fact. BYW I can’t stand Arsenal.
  • CAFCsayer
    CAFCsayer Posts: 10,597
    se9addick said:
    It was a foul on the keeper.
    Don't care how much people hate Arsenal on here or want Spurs relegated, that was a foul on Raya.
    Definitely a foul, and I’m pretty sure Raya would have caught the ball cleanly were it not for the foul.
    I can't see any foul at all there, not even close
  • Gribbo
    Gribbo Posts: 9,093
    Gribbo said:
    It was a foul on the keeper.
    Don't care how much people hate Arsenal on here or want Spurs relegated, that was a foul on Raya.
    Because he's been touched, don't make it a foul (or maybe it does in this day and age), but even so, there were two otner clear infringements before that, which should've resulted in a penalty, if they insist on looking for something
    He wasn’t just touched was he? one player was holding his arm and another player was pulling his shirt. Definite foul and the Ref was strong enough to give it. Your bias shouldn’t blind you to that fact. BYW I can’t stand Arsenal.
    Sorry, I thought it was specifically dissallowed for Fornals arm? 

    BTW - Dont care too much for the West ham, Arsenal or the Prem in general for that matter, just found myself watching it this afternoon and thought the decision was a load of bs

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  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 27,635
    It’s games like that and modern fans like Arsenal fans that mean I’d be quite happy sat mid-table in The Championship for eternity playing mildly entertaining football and retaining our identity. 
  • Chris_from_Sidcup
    Chris_from_Sidcup Posts: 37,234
    It was definitely a foul on Raya, the West Ham guy was basically holding his arm. VAR has ultimately decided a title race there though because Arsenal will easily win both their last 2 games.
  • EugenesAxe
    EugenesAxe Posts: 4,505
    It’s games like that and modern fans like Arsenal fans that mean I’d be quite happy sat mid-table in The Championship for eternity playing mildly entertaining football and retaining our identity. 
    Absolutely this, it's real it's genuine, it's ours.
    Have no desire whatsoever to get back into the Prem, maybe just me ultimately but what would be the point?
  • Gribbo
    Gribbo Posts: 9,093
    It was definitely a foul on Raya, the West Ham guy was basically holding his arm. VAR has ultimately decided a title race there though because Arsenal will easily win both their last 2 games.
    It ain't just decided the title race, it's more than likely sent West Ham down
  • siblers
    siblers Posts: 2,333
    It’s games like that and modern fans like Arsenal fans that mean I’d be quite happy sat mid-table in The Championship for eternity playing mildly entertaining football and retaining our identity. 
    Absolutely this, it's real it's genuine, it's ours.
    Have no desire whatsoever to get back into the Prem, maybe just me ultimately but what would be the point?
    Brentford, Brighton, Bournemouth, Sunderland and Leeds for example are examples of clubs retaining their identity. Even Man Utd's core group of fans come across like genuine, knowledgeable fans

    Arsenal are an odd club, their fanbase is a mix of being soulless and constantly bitter and angry. Plus they have a very unlikeable manager and style of play.

    I'd much rather Charlton stay like we currently are than ever turn into Arsenal 
  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 33,762
    Football is so broken. If it takes that long to try to find something to disallow a goal, just give it.
    This. If it takes numerous views and five minutes it isn’t a clear and obvious error for me. Should be three looks, thirty seconds max and if you can’t decide then go with the onfield decision.
  • philcafc
    philcafc Posts: 4,098
    Gribbo said:
    It was definitely a foul on Raya, the West Ham guy was basically holding his arm. VAR has ultimately decided a title race there though because Arsenal will easily win both their last 2 games.
    It ain't just decided the title race, it's more than likely sent West Ham down
    West Ham needed a win, not a point. If they don't win at Newcastle they are almost certainly gone.
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 71,869
    Gribbo said:
    It was definitely a foul on Raya, the West Ham guy was basically holding his arm. VAR has ultimately decided a title race there though because Arsenal will easily win both their last 2 games.
    It ain't just decided the title race, it's more than likely sent West Ham down
    Away at struggling Newcastle,  then home against a Leeds side with nothing to play for. 

    If Spurs don't beat Leeds, then they can definitely be caught. Chelsea always play better against "bigger " sides, while Everton may still be chasing Europe . 
  • WSS
    WSS Posts: 25,379
    Football is so broken. If it takes that long to try to find something to disallow a goal, just give it.
    This. If it takes numerous views and five minutes it isn’t a clear and obvious error for me. Should be three looks, thirty seconds max and if you can’t decide then go with the onfield decision.
    Felt obvious to me as soon as you saw the arm across the chest and grabbing the keeper’s arm.
  • Rothko
    Rothko Posts: 19,176
    Football is so broken. If it takes that long to try to find something to disallow a goal, just give it.
    This. If it takes numerous views and five minutes it isn’t a clear and obvious error for me. Should be three looks, thirty seconds max and if you can’t decide then go with the onfield decision.
    I don’t think the ref had a clear view of it, every goal is checked for any fouls, and I just don’t think refs can see everything in a penalty area. So seems a good decision