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Trying to put it in perspective but... 21:38 - Nov 2 with 4557 viewsEdmundo

I can't help coming back to the conclusion that we aren't welcome in the Prem. The corruption has shown with Leicester getting away with their financial shenanigans, paving the way for all 103 charges against Man City coming to nothing. Meanwhile we are toeing the line, and will probably have to grovel to get Cat 1 academy status from the quango that awards such things.
And don't get me started on referees: no difference between them and the clowns that reffed the L1 nonsense (e.g. Wycombe 2019).
Anyone else sniff corruption and the desperate desire for a closed shop Premier League?

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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:44 - Nov 2 with 3990 viewsMarshalls_Mullet

These conspiracy theories are nonsense.

The paranoia will kill your enjoyment of football.

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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:48 - Nov 2 with 3943 viewsportmanking

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:44 - Nov 2 by Marshalls_Mullet

These conspiracy theories are nonsense.

The paranoia will kill your enjoyment of football.


It's not a conspiracy though, is it? If Chaplin penalty decision *was* reviewed by VAR, which Kieran said was the case, how in the holy hell did they come to the conclusion it was nothing?!
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:51 - Nov 2 with 3901 viewsSwansea_Blue

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:48 - Nov 2 by portmanking

It's not a conspiracy though, is it? If Chaplin penalty decision *was* reviewed by VAR, which Kieran said was the case, how in the holy hell did they come to the conclusion it was nothing?!


Because a lot of the laws require subjective interpretation. We aren’t the first and won’t be the last to think we’re hard done by. Leicester will no doubt feel both those big decisions today were correct.

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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:52 - Nov 2 with 3873 viewsportmanking

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:51 - Nov 2 by Swansea_Blue

Because a lot of the laws require subjective interpretation. We aren’t the first and won’t be the last to think we’re hard done by. Leicester will no doubt feel both those big decisions today were correct.


I've spoken to 5-6 Leicester fans post-match and all of them admitted they got off lightly re. penalty shout.
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:54 - Nov 2 with 3858 viewsMarshalls_Mullet

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:48 - Nov 2 by portmanking

It's not a conspiracy though, is it? If Chaplin penalty decision *was* reviewed by VAR, which Kieran said was the case, how in the holy hell did they come to the conclusion it was nothing?!


Move on, it'll do you good.

We had enough chances to seal the win.

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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:55 - Nov 2 with 3837 viewsMarshalls_Mullet

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:51 - Nov 2 by Swansea_Blue

Because a lot of the laws require subjective interpretation. We aren’t the first and won’t be the last to think we’re hard done by. Leicester will no doubt feel both those big decisions today were correct.


Some people really don't wanna see this sensible, considered view.

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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:02 - Nov 2 with 3732 viewsitfc_statman

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:54 - Nov 2 by Marshalls_Mullet

Move on, it'll do you good.

We had enough chances to seal the win.


No, that's the problem. We aren't creating enough. We haven't done in the majority of our games compared to the chances we've conceded.

VAR isn't corrupt. It's rubbish and ruins football but there's no conspiracy to relegate us. Realistically we just aren't good enough at the moment
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:08 - Nov 2 with 3669 viewsMarshalls_Mullet

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:02 - Nov 2 by itfc_statman

No, that's the problem. We aren't creating enough. We haven't done in the majority of our games compared to the chances we've conceded.

VAR isn't corrupt. It's rubbish and ruins football but there's no conspiracy to relegate us. Realistically we just aren't good enough at the moment


O'shea missed a sitter, Hirst had a decent chance.

We didn't draw solely because of VAR.

I hate VAR, but I hate the fan hysteria around VAR even more.

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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:09 - Nov 2 with 3663 viewsN2_Blue

AM i the only one that doesn't really think it was a penalty. I mean if that was given agaisnt us i'd be seething.

SUre it could have been given, but i think it would have been quite soft

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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:12 - Nov 2 with 3622 viewsitfc_statman

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:09 - Nov 2 by N2_Blue

AM i the only one that doesn't really think it was a penalty. I mean if that was given agaisnt us i'd be seething.

SUre it could have been given, but i think it would have been quite soft


It's one of those that you 100% call for if you're the attacking team but if it happens against you, you'd be annoyed
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:19 - Nov 2 with 3555 viewsBugs

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:09 - Nov 2 by N2_Blue

AM i the only one that doesn't really think it was a penalty. I mean if that was given agaisnt us i'd be seething.

SUre it could have been given, but i think it would have been quite soft


I honestly can't see why you wouldn't think it was a pen. If that was given against us, I would be far more sanguine than the pens that have actually been given against us.

Sometimes I wonder if people are trying to be so objective that they become bias against their own team (not having ago at you or your opinion).
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:21 - Nov 2 with 3544 viewsIllinoisblue

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:09 - Nov 2 by N2_Blue

AM i the only one that doesn't really think it was a penalty. I mean if that was given agaisnt us i'd be seething.

SUre it could have been given, but i think it would have been quite soft


How is it NOT a penalty?

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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:23 - Nov 2 with 3508 viewsSarge

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:44 - Nov 2 by Marshalls_Mullet

These conspiracy theories are nonsense.

The paranoia will kill your enjoyment of football.


It’s the Premier League. The Premier League is set up to kill the enjoyment in every way possible.
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:25 - Nov 2 with 3488 viewsSarge

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:12 - Nov 2 by itfc_statman

It's one of those that you 100% call for if you're the attacking team but if it happens against you, you'd be annoyed


I don’t know, if, say, Burgess had completely flattened a player and made no attempt to get or contact the ball I’d be mighty relieved to escape a penalty and to somehow end up a player up 8 seconds later.
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:34 - Nov 2 with 3412 viewsChurchman

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:51 - Nov 2 by Swansea_Blue

Because a lot of the laws require subjective interpretation. We aren’t the first and won’t be the last to think we’re hard done by. Leicester will no doubt feel both those big decisions today were correct.


I’ve asked a couple of posters if they think the ref was balanced, even handed and fair today. I don’t just mean those two game turning decisions either. Do you?

If you do then I presume you will be piling in on McKenna who was clearly unhappy at the game (was I think booked) and after.

Personally, I thought it was one of the worst refereeing performances I’ve seen in years. At best he was weak and played like a fiddle by Leicester’s players.

Mind you I am amazed Davis wasn’t sent off for diving when that player stamped on him towards the end of the game. Or maybe for complaining and hobbling too much.
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:45 - Nov 2 with 3277 viewsJammyDodgerrr

Too many people confuse conspiracies with just incompetence. Don't be one of them.

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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:49 - Nov 2 with 3254 viewsitfc_statman

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:25 - Nov 2 by Sarge

I don’t know, if, say, Burgess had completely flattened a player and made no attempt to get or contact the ball I’d be mighty relieved to escape a penalty and to somehow end up a player up 8 seconds later.


I'd only seen it once during the actual game.

Decided to take a look with fresh eyes now and I take it back, it's clumsy enough that if it went against you, youd struggle to complain
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 23:06 - Nov 2 with 3094 viewsBent_double

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:09 - Nov 2 by N2_Blue

AM i the only one that doesn't really think it was a penalty. I mean if that was given agaisnt us i'd be seething.

SUre it could have been given, but i think it would have been quite soft


Most penalties at this level are soft, it's rare to see a defender wiping an opposition player out completely for a pen.

The pens against us: Man City, very, very soft - the guy was going nowhere. The Brentford one, daft from Clark, but soft.

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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 23:15 - Nov 2 with 3012 viewsfarkenhell

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:09 - Nov 2 by N2_Blue

AM i the only one that doesn't really think it was a penalty. I mean if that was given agaisnt us i'd be seething.

SUre it could have been given, but i think it would have been quite soft


You are joking surely. It was clearly a penalty.
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 23:30 - Nov 2 with 2824 viewstractorboy1978

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:09 - Nov 2 by N2_Blue

AM i the only one that doesn't really think it was a penalty. I mean if that was given agaisnt us i'd be seething.

SUre it could have been given, but i think it would have been quite soft


20 years ago I’d have agreed with you. The PL is soft as sh1te though these days. The bar for what is a foul is so bloody low that this decision jumps straight over it.
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 23:36 - Nov 2 with 2763 viewsCrayonKing

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:44 - Nov 2 by Marshalls_Mullet

These conspiracy theories are nonsense.

The paranoia will kill your enjoyment of football.


It’s these decisions that are killing my enjoyment of football
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 23:43 - Nov 2 with 2724 viewsstonojnr

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 22:09 - Nov 2 by N2_Blue

AM i the only one that doesn't really think it was a penalty. I mean if that was given agaisnt us i'd be seething.

SUre it could have been given, but i think it would have been quite soft


If any of our team had knocked over an opposition player in the penalty area, I'm not going to be complaining that's given ffs.

That's a stone cold penalty any day of the week, at worst it's a free kick...which means it's still a penalty!!!
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 03:12 - Nov 3 with 2326 viewstextbackup

Don’t make things up in your head.

The simple fact is we haven’t been good enough to get a win yet, and are looking at a hell of a task to stay up.

We’ll be good again... one day
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 03:30 - Nov 3 with 2292 viewsSoCalTownFan

The subjectivity exposes the bias, or if you want corruption, the referees have. The "heat of the moment" errors that could be excused are replaced by 2 bent refs in a office demonstrating they still get it wrong in favour of established teams even with a video replace from multiple angles. That's not subjectivity- that objective corruption

VAR for "clear and obvious errors" like not giving the Chaplin penalty....??

How about the FA cup semi final desperation to disallow the Coventry goal. If you are looking for a clear case study of how refs are controlled by the money men and operate to give the "right" results to the big team, look no further than that lucrative Manchester Derby cup final they engineered out of nothing.
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Trying to put it in perspective but... on 08:33 - Nov 3 with 1979 viewsStewart27

Trying to put it in perspective but... on 21:54 - Nov 2 by Marshalls_Mullet

Move on, it'll do you good.

We had enough chances to seal the win.


No we didn’t create a lot. Certainly none more so than a penalty.

We have to fight tooth and nail for everything we get in the PL. So when that’s taken away from you people will rightfully be pissed off.

I don’t need to be told otherwise by people like yourself.
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