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adzii_nufc 13-05-2018 21:45

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
I know it's cliche now to say things like this but had they done it, the fact still still remains that Arsenal did it in a far superior league at the time. Still at the top of the pile ahead of Juventus, Milan, Preston and Celtic.

denphone 15-05-2018 15:09

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
Arsenal's new manager it seems...

http://www.skysports.com/football/ne...rsenal-manager

adzii_nufc 15-05-2018 18:32

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They can't be serious. You just absolutely know this is going to go horribly wrong and Arsenal will finish with their lowest ever Premier League finish followed by ''Appointment was a mistake'' followed by we should've seen this coming after the tragic job Moyes did at United. :erm:

Is there just no ambition at Arsenal football club anymore?

Kabaal 15-05-2018 18:32

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
Looks like Sporting in Portugal is in deep crap. About 50 "fans" invaded the training ground and attacked players and staff https://www.record.pt/futebol/futebo...-academia.html

It doesn't say it in the article but other places are saying at least one physio was stabbed too. Edit - article mentioning the stabbing http://ptjornal.com/fisioterapeutas-...queados-276432

I imagine there will be lots of transfer requests handed in there this summer or even termination of contracts.

denphone 16-05-2018 09:57

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Its all over Sam..

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44136661

denphone 16-05-2018 12:24

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
You better add Man United's former great saviour to that as well as he has just received his marching orders too.

https://www.theguardian.com/football...eaves-west-ham

Dave42 16-05-2018 12:33

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
2 ex SAFC managers leave clubs on same day big Sam and David Moyes

denphone 16-05-2018 14:07

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
Sad news just breaking sadly.:(

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44140722

iadom 16-05-2018 14:46

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
Actually saw him play for the Latics at the end of his career, class fullback.

denphone 18-05-2018 17:20

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
West Ham's new manager perhaps?.

http://www.skysports.com/football/ne...r-west-ham-job

iadom 18-05-2018 21:16

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
Down in Woking at my brothers ahead of tomorrow’s final, watching Notts County v Coventry play offs. A shocking decision by the linesman ( refs assistant) has just denied County a perfectly legitimate equaliser. :mad:

And just to compound the felony Coventry score a goal that should have been flagged offside.

Carth 18-05-2018 23:06

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I've no idea about the premiership as I don't watch those games, but the standard of refereeing down in Leagues 1 & 2 is awful.

It seems very rare that a game result isn't influenced by an absolutely shocking decision - often one that most of the crowd see but the officials don't.

Has the standard really dropped over the years, or are we more aware of the gameplay and have a clearer view from block G row 37? :shrug:

iadom 19-05-2018 21:29

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
Just landed back at my brothers in Woking. As I long suspected it would be, the FA Cup final was dire. United were really poor and Chelsea were even worse, Looking at the match stats you would think that United overran Chelsea but even with 18 attempts to 6 they were mainly half chances. Apart from the awful misskick by Rashford late in the first half and that dreadful header from Pogba near the end that is.
Jose should have hooked Sanchez at half time and left Lingard on. Sanchez was truly awful.

Still the weather forecast is good so I am going to enjoy a couple of days down here before returning north.:cool:

adzii_nufc 19-05-2018 22:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 35947292)
I've no idea about the premiership as I don't watch those games, but the standard of refereeing down in Leagues 1 & 2 is awful.

It seems very rare that a game result isn't influenced by an absolutely shocking decision - often one that most of the crowd see but the officials don't.

Has the standard really dropped over the years, or are we more aware of the gameplay and have a clearer view from block G row 37? :shrug:

Its actually rotten from the top down. The Premier League has gradually gotten worse over the years. This year was shocking for refereeing decisions. The FA literally do nothing. In some scenarios they might as well be encouraging it by refusing to comment or take action on it.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...efereeing-has/

5 years ago we were being told to lay off referees and avoid over-criticising. That's happened. However it's now reached the point where we're just ignoring how bad its getting. At least then it was debated weekly/monthly. Now it's slipping towards becoming acceptable.

Damien 20-05-2018 09:28

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
Well they introduced VAR and everyone hated it.

I am not sure what we can expect from referees when they have a singular moment's chance to get a decision right and their angle can be less than ideal no matter how hard they work on their positioning. Consistency getting penalty calls right when the box is stuff full of players, the incident happens on the wrong side of the player and happens in a second is asking too much.


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