United thread 2019/20

[Roachy]

I believe the raggies got 15 percent of all awarded penalties in the Premier league last season.

Correct, inews has an enlightening article from Aug 16th looking into their antics. There's some "interesting" stats shall we say.

 

[crazyg]

I wonder what the ratio of pens awarded to the red shite is since Solskjaer took over. 100% a coached tactic to go down in the box for the slightest thing. So yes, a deliberate, cheating ploy to get penalties ably assisted by the authorities. Horrid twats.

Less of the horrid.

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

Correct, inews has an enlightening article from Aug 16th looking into their antics. There's some "interesting" stats shall we say.

I think they got 8 penalties (including the one given on the pitch for a blatant dive v Spurs that was begrudgingly overruled by VAR, but they were still desperate to give it) in the 14 games since the restart.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

I think they got 8 penalties (including the one given on the pitch for a blatant dive v Spurs that was begrudgingly overruled by VAR, but they were still desperate to give it) in the 14 games since the restart.

operation CL income in full effect.

 

[Salford_Blue]

That Europa Quarter Final penalty for Martial was a sham. How can such a well built lad justify falling to the floor like that on TV?

Hand on his shoulder yet legs give way and falls forward. Isaac Newton would've been hard pushed to answer that one.

 

[Gazza]

Correct, inews has an enlightening article from Aug 16th looking into their antics. There's some "interesting" stats shall we say.

Why 'Penchester United' have been awarded so many spot kicks this season

Pacy attackers and 'disgraceful' decisions help explain why United have earned a spot kick every 2.85 games - but there is also some mystery involved

inews.co.uk

In the video of all their pens the Fernandes pen v Spurs is bad enough but look at the James one v Norwich - the referee's decision was amazingly overturned so must have been 'clear and obvious error', my arse #bentasfuck

 

[City_Sean]

Why 'Penchester United' have been awarded so many spot kicks this season

Pacy attackers and 'disgraceful' decisions help explain why United have earned a spot kick every 2.85 games - but there is also some mystery involved

inews.co.uk

In the video of all their pens the Fernandes pen v Spurs is bad enough but look at the James one v Norwich - the referee's decision was amazingly overturned so must have been 'clear and obvious error', my arse #bentasfuck

If I recall correctly. The James penalty was the first one that was actually overturned in the entire season. How? It's a foul the other way if nothing else.

 

[SPIDERBOY]

If I recall correctly. The James penalty was the first one that was actually overturned in the entire season. How? It's a foul the other way if nothing else.

The one against Villa was a bad one,Fernandes nearly snaps the Villa players shin,it's clear as fucking day in slow mo when VAR are checking it......decision?.....penalty to the rags.

 

[Gazza]

If I recall correctly. The James penalty was the first one that was actually overturned in the entire season. How? It's a foul the other way if nothing else.

Compare that to Rodri v Spurs early in the season.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

The one against Villa was a bad one,Fernandes nearly snaps the Villa players shin,it's clear as fucking day in slow mo when VAR are checking it......decision?.....penalty to the rags.

No no no.....look at it the VAR way.

The villa player repeatedly put his shin under the rags foot, a bit like it wasn't my fault officer, the bruised and bloodied body repeatedly head butted my boot.