Premier League Games 17th -21st Feb '24

[Gazza]

Var is just another tool I'm convinced is being used to manipulate games. As for the rules nobody has a clue. One week it's a penalty, the next the exact same incident isn't. That's why everyone has to fight this fucking sin bin shite. They're killing the game.

Oh dear, you're inviting a post from the West Ham troll.

 

[deano ou812]

Had no idea that it needed to be a deliberate touch. Stupid rule

It’s a load of bollocks they use it when it suits,the ball hits him or touches him it shouldn’t need to be deliberate he’s on the pitch as part of an 11 ..

 

[lonestay]

The sin bin idea would be the ultimate game manipulation tool even better than VAR.

 

[mexico1970]

Holgate needed arresting for that tackle, some tackles need more than a red card, like that Godfrey kick to Edersons face.

 

[paulchapo]

Fucking hell one of the dicks at half time tried to make out that Holgate tackle wasn't that bad. Redknap rightly called it was it was, a scandalous challenge.

 

[paulchapo]

The sin bin idea would be the ultimate game manipulation tool even better than VAR.

Exactly. Kep players getting sent off for ten minutes all on the whim of a ref, the game is finished if that comes in.

 

[jimharri]

Fucking hell one of the dicks at half time tried to make out that Holgate tackle wasn't that bad. Redknap rightly called it was it was, a scandalous challenge.

Couldn't believe it when I heard it. "He tried to play man and ball". Er; no he didn't.

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

The sin bin idea would be the ultimate game manipulation tool even better than VAR.

Yep you can see it a mile off, take yesterday as example, Doku gets stamped on by that thug, instead of springing up he stays down and the bent ref does nothing, like yesterday, a City player complains and boom in the sin bin. Anyone else wanna complain?

 

[paulchapo]

Holgate needed arresting for that tackle, some tackles need more than a red card, like that Godfrey kick to Edersons face.

I'm still fuming that has been brushed under the carpet. I guarantee if one of our players had done it then it would be played every fucking day on sky until the end of the season.

 

[moomba]

Had no idea that it needed to be a deliberate touch. Stupid rule

I bet an accidental deflection off an attacking player leading to a goal would be counted as offside.

Rules are set up to make any decision you want and be able to justify it.