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The media agenda continues

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comment by BO$$™ (U6401)

posted on 14/3/21

I wd be absolutely mental if that was given against Arsenal.
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Like when Luiz got sent off against Wolves when the wolves player kicked him?

Seem to remember all the media saying that was a clear pen.

posted on 14/3/21

comment by BO$$™ (U6401)
posted 5 minutes ago
I wd be absolutely mental if that was given against Arsenal.
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Like when Luiz got sent off against Wolves when the wolves player kicked him?

Seem to remember all the media saying that was a clear pen.
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David was directly behind Willain Jose and there was definite contact. So how did Jose kick him? But back to today's incident I'm totally convinced it wasn't a penalty.

posted on 14/3/21

Davinson dives in, gets nowhere near the ball, and goes through Laca. The ball is 2 yards away, and Laca would have had a chance of getting it if Davinson hadn't gone through him.

posted on 14/3/21

comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 16 minutes ago
Davinson dives in, gets nowhere near the ball, and goes through Laca. The ball is 2 yards away, and Laca would have had a chance of getting it if Davinson hadn't gone through him.
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We could argue all night but let's just agree to disagree. In my opinion that was never a penalty.

comment by BO$$™ (U6401)

posted on 14/3/21

David was directly behind Willain Jose and there was definite contact. So how did Jose kick him? But back to today's incident I'm totally convinced it wasn't a penalty.
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Who initiated the contact?
Luiz was basically just standing their.

Jose went to kick the ball and HIS foot touched Luiz knee.

posted on 14/3/21

it was not a pk. very lucky 2 get that.

posted on 15/3/21

comment by BO$$™ (U6401)
posted 6 hours, 54 minutes ago
I wd be absolutely mental if that was given against Arsenal.
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Like when Luiz got sent off against Wolves when the wolves player kicked him?

Seem to remember all the media saying that was a clear pen.
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What about the more recent handball where Arsenal were denied a pen and ignored by VAR. Did you see the media/Pundits reacting like they did lacazette's pen? They were silent but crying now because their babies spurs where on the receiving end. They also refused to comment or replay Kane's deliberate elbow into Gabriel. Now imagine if that was Xhaka elbowing a spurs player, would they ignore it or scream for him to be sent off?

posted on 15/3/21

comment by 4zA (U22472)
posted 3 hours, 27 minutes ago
it was not a pk. very lucky 2 get that.
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If that wasn't a penalty then 80% of Kane's won pens over the years in this fixture were not penalties

posted on 15/3/21

I’d find it hard to be aggrieved if I was a spurs fan regardless. Deserved nothing from the game

posted on 15/3/21

There is a preconceived bias in the media that Spurs are doing so much better than Arsenal when they are not. Both the North London clubs are middling. But Arsenal are a project whereas Spurs are the finished article. Commentators and analysts are not oblivious to the affect of that and this leads into their analysis.

comment by 8bit (U2653)

posted on 15/3/21

comment by Jenius99 (U4918)
posted 14 minutes ago
There is a preconceived bias in the media that Spurs are doing so much better than Arsenal when they are not. Both the North London clubs are middling. But Arsenal are a project whereas Spurs are the finished article. Commentators and analysts are not oblivious to the affect of that and this leads into their analysis.
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Football analysis is basically just a combination of knee jerk reactions these days, get one good result and a team is on the up and moving in the right direction, a couple of bad results and it's a crisis

posted on 15/3/21

comment by 8bit (U2653)
posted 1 hour, 12 minutes ago
comment by Jenius99 (U4918)
posted 14 minutes ago
There is a preconceived bias in the media that Spurs are doing so much better than Arsenal when they are not. Both the North London clubs are middling. But Arsenal are a project whereas Spurs are the finished article. Commentators and analysts are not oblivious to the affect of that and this leads into their analysis.
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Football analysis is basically just a combination of knee jerk reactions these days, get one good result and a team is on the up and moving in the right direction, a couple of bad results and it's a crisis
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True. I suppose in a covid world with the lack of income from opening shops, these has-beens need to be hyperbolic to make any money. Poor podcasts and odd TV invitations is all they have.

posted on 15/3/21

comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 5 hours, 27 minutes ago
I’d find it hard to be aggrieved if I was a spurs fan regardless. Deserved nothing from the game
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So if a team is playing poorly they deserve a bad ref decision?

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