northwichblue
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Its theirs to loose
35 games to close a two point gap. Dream on. I am not optimistic.Get ready for a week of "2 points clear"
Regardless of how Chelsea do.
Unless Brighton score we will be playing catch up for now. Drawing against Everton after having a player unfairly sent off does not equal to an atrocious performance that we had today, where we deservedly drew.
Considering the amount of possession that we have and the amount of times we have the ball in the opponent's penalty area it is obvious that we should get more penalties than we concede.
But in all honesty do you believe that we don't get more bad decisions against us than what would be considered fair.
Source? If the decisions were correct in the first place then it isn't an indication of bias especially since it still doesn't rule out City not being given enough correct decisions compared to any of the other top 6(I'll get to that).Interestingly there was an academic study of decisions last season by the University of Bath and over the past 8 years we have received more pens and conceded fewer than any other side. That data may give you a more objective view rather than what I can offer.
If that doesn't make you question the validity of this study alone then you are reaching far too hard to prove your point because for me that takes away all credibility in an instant.The research team at the University of Bath enlisted three trained coders who watched footage from every single game across the 2017/18 Premier League season
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A random sample of these incidents was ratified by former Premier League referee Peter Walton who had a deciding say over whether the outcome of those particular incidents was down to a team being lucky or unlucky.
Its theirs to loose