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It's bizarre that it isn't talked about. The angle some players land when they fall is really worrying. It's also so easy to spot the intent of the player backing into the opponent.
I'd rather I slept through this game too, haha! You didn't miss anything.
United is very much still in this, and the teams around them aren't performing at their best. Only City looks to be the team to keep them from the top spot currently. For Arsenal, this was very much an opportunity missed. I don't like the run of games coming up either; they feel like games Arsenal can throw away points in.
Edit: someone just pointed out a different angle not shown here. Never mind!
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On refereeing: is there a (recent) stats update on pens awarded since VAR was introduced in the PL? Would be interesting to see if there's a significant increase in pens awarded or not.
I'd say it was a foul but the sending off was ridiculously unnecessary and cruel on a time already down to ten men and being hammered. It wasn't a goalscoring chance once Martial touched the ball as there's no way he's getting to the ball before the keeper does. When you factor in that Bednareck was clearly making an effort to avoid Martial but couldn't, it makes it even worse.
As a United fan, I'm delighted with the win but the shine of it is certainly dulled for me by a couple of the decisions tonight. The Southampton goal should have stood as well - a perfectly good goal. The current offside rules are atrocious.
Stoke at home should be a good game for Norwich, shouldn't it @RogueAgent?
Hopefully so? Had abit of mickey taking because we lost to Swansea on Friday night. But i did point out we were without Buendia as he was serving his final match ban. Also it was our third game in six days, where as Swansea had a week off!!! Go figure?!!!
Buendia is a great player, so it's no surprise Norwich missed him last week. I take it he's fit for the Stoke game?
He sure has a great name! ;)
He certainly does!
All being well? We gain promotion and at least keep these guys for another season as they will be guaranteed first team football! [-O< :-bd OTBC!!!!
R.I.P. Glenn Roeder
The goal Arsenal conceded was a bit calamitous.
Just seen the penalty shout, looked intentional.
So many controversial penalties given or not given.
Seems to happen every week.
The only thing more scandalous than the pen not awarded, was the Xhaka incident. How he didn't see Wood there, is just incredible!
There's no consistency. I'm pro VAR, but that requires the refs to use it properly and consistently. If not, why have it in the first place?
RIP Glenn Roeder, a footballing gentleman in many ways. OTBC!!! =D>
Not watching the game though heard it was a good goal by Lamela.
It was – and a completely unnecessary one to concede.
That's my worry @GadgetMan. It's one of those games that can define not just a season, but the project itself. It's not a title match, but an important one still.
Yeah. That's it. Although, it looks like we're on the verge of winning.
Yes! Those last ten minutes had me very worried though. The team was gifting Sp*rs two massive opportunities to get a point from this game.
But it's all about the result today. It's just great to see them winning another NLD!
Yeah, I was also very nervous myself. But it turned out to be a very good result for Arsenal.
Indeed. At least that gives them a theoretical chance at a top six finish.