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Thread | The reason why the penalty wasn't given.
at 09:30 3 Nov 2024
The Premier league is a corrupt institution, I think we can all agree on that. The bigger teams are clearly favoured and they do not do a very good job of hiding that. Leicester however are considered a smaller club also so why were we cheated yesterday?
Last week McKenna and Ashton done a interview whereby without saying it directly pointed out we've been cheated up to this point and that Howard Webb would be called, so the FA have seen this and didn't take kindly to it and therefore set out to deliberately pile more misery on us.
Many VAR decisions involving fouls can still be subjective in regards to how much of the ball the players gets and other nuances. However here there is none of that and it is as blatant as blatant can be, therefore it's clear to be cheating.
Often managers come out and say they can't say what they want as they'll get a fine, but think about it, a fine to a millionaire manager is nothing which lends itself to the real reason they can't say anything is because the FA will pick up on it and punish them by making further mistakes in the future. It's just a horrible league yet teams like us work so hard to try and get here. Bonkers. |
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Thread | Very encouraging
at 16:01 24 Aug 2024
We have restricted them to a less than the average amount of attempts that they have per half in a home game and they have scored 100% of their shots on target while we have shown a threat. This is the hardest game in our 146 year history and 3000 fans have had a moment they will never forget. Furthermore after today we have 36 games that will all be easier than the first two. With all that considered anyone looking to moan please can you do it in private rather than on here. Thanks  |
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