Nah no way will it all even out. Spurs have been on the end of five ridiculous decisions in the past two or three months alone. Without benefiting at all from any. Even yesterday there were a couple of clear handballs, according to the new rules, in the penalty box that Spurs were attacking, and the ref never even looked at them.
Spurs have had just 1 home penalty in the last 3 seasons, just let that sink in for a moment
comment by ● Billy The Yidd ● 2020* (U3924)
posted 2 minutes ago
Spurs have had just 1 home penalty in the last 3 seasons, just let that sink in for a moment
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Wow, seriously?!
That's hilarious.
You took an average based on three games, compared it to teams who have played two games and then used that for a 38 game projection did ya?
Seems a bit of a pointless article given not all of those penalties are handball no?
Who remembers the AVB season when Spurs went a whole season without being given a penalty kick, this despite having some of the countries quickest attacking players regularly being unceremoniously scythed down.
There is more chance of shieteing in the Queen`s handbag than seeing Pool or United go a whole season without a penalty.
Who remembers Spurs getting more penalties at Anfield one season than Liverpool did?
Zzzzzzz
It's posts like this that reinforce y view that Steve, Sandy and others are definitely Grade A super WUM's. Fair play lads, you had me fooled there for a bit. You can go back to your own boards now.
I mean, surely no one actually would believe and write crap like this would they? Would they?
Yesterday was an absolute joke though but every team is in the same boat so there isn't much point moaning about it. It is what it is until the rule is changed. We should have been out of sight anyway so only got ourselves to blame. We move on.
2017/18 - 0 home 3 away
2018/19 - 1 home 3 away
2019/20 - 0 home 4 away
More bothered about our finishing tbat out lack of penalties. Easy to hide behing 1 devision when we missed lots of very good chances yesterday.
We should be looking within to impact results, not 1 off decisions which the rules were known before the game. I agree around the consistency element but that is about it.
Sounds to me spurs don’t get in danger zone enough, hence lack of penalties 👍
comment by ● Billy The Yidd ● 2020* (U3924)
posted 44 minutes ago
Who remembers the AVB season when Spurs went a whole season without being given a penalty kick, this despite having some of the countries quickest attacking players regularly being unceremoniously scythed down.
There is more chance of shieteing in the Queen`s handbag than seeing Pool or United go a whole season without a penalty.
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Isn't this one of the reasons they brought in VAR though?
Is the OP serious?
After three games its very probable that the teams that have been given the most penalitoes are at the top.
A penalty is more often than not converted into a goal.
You win games by scoring more goals than the opposition.
At any point in time, some teams will have more or less penalties than others. After only three games, the impact of penalties can be significant. This is neutralised as the season grows older.
The only question is whether those penalties are fair penalties and most of them are indeed good decisions to award a penalty.
comment by *Robbing Hoody - Clandestine Boat Pleb (U6374)
posted 46 minutes ago
Who remembers Spurs getting more penalties at Anfield one season than Liverpool did?
Zzzzzzz
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Yh billy ignores this kind of stuff though, i once pointed out over a consecutive 6 year period spurs received more pens than what he calls penaltypool. Its swings and roundabout. And ofc the teams who have more touches in opposition penalty box and faster tricky players who run at def and teams who have more shots etc are gonna get more penalties than ones who fail to register a shot on target in 90 mins as spurs have done recently.
comment by ● Billy The Yidd ● 2020* (U3924)
posted 57 minutes ago
Who remembers the AVB season when Spurs went a whole season without being given a penalty kick, this despite having some of the countries quickest attacking players regularly being unceremoniously scythed down.
There is more chance of shieteing in the Queen`s handbag than seeing Pool or United go a whole season without a penalty.
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Ooooooooo, you nearly managed to comment without mentioning Liverpool then.
Keep trying!
Yes, who remembers Pool have been awarded more penalties in one home game than Spurs have been awarded at home in 3 whole seasons. Both of them gifted also.
comment by ● Billy The Yidd ● 2020* (U3924)
posted 1 minute ago
Yes, who remembers Pool have been awarded more penalties in one home game than Spurs have been awarded at home in 3 whole seasons. Both of them gifted also.
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Look big teams get decisions over the likes of Spurs, Jose said as much himself and that's why Newcastle got the decision okay?
The fact that Bin Dippers are all over this thread suggests they realize how favourably they are treated, but don`t like to admit it.
2017/18
Liverpool 3 penalties for 6 against
Spurs 3 for 3 against
2016/17
Liverpool 8 for 5 against
Spurs 9 for 2 against
2015/16
Liverpool 2 for 3 against
Spurs 5 for 2 against
Last 5 years
Liverpool 25 16
Spurs 24 19
Its not as bad as he’d have u believe is it especially since we’ve been the better team under klopp.
Doesnt look too favourable to me
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posted on 28/9/20
Nah no way will it all even out. Spurs have been on the end of five ridiculous decisions in the past two or three months alone. Without benefiting at all from any. Even yesterday there were a couple of clear handballs, according to the new rules, in the penalty box that Spurs were attacking, and the ref never even looked at them.
posted on 28/9/20
I was waiting for this
posted on 28/9/20
Spurs have had just 1 home penalty in the last 3 seasons, just let that sink in for a moment
posted on 28/9/20
posted on 28/9/20
comment by ● Billy The Yidd ● 2020* (U3924)
posted 2 minutes ago
Spurs have had just 1 home penalty in the last 3 seasons, just let that sink in for a moment
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Wow, seriously?!
That's hilarious.
posted on 28/9/20
Aborticle
posted on 28/9/20
38 penalties
posted on 28/9/20
You took an average based on three games, compared it to teams who have played two games and then used that for a 38 game projection did ya?
posted on 28/9/20
Seems a bit of a pointless article given not all of those penalties are handball no?
posted on 28/9/20
Who remembers the AVB season when Spurs went a whole season without being given a penalty kick, this despite having some of the countries quickest attacking players regularly being unceremoniously scythed down.
There is more chance of shieteing in the Queen`s handbag than seeing Pool or United go a whole season without a penalty.
posted on 28/9/20
Who remembers Spurs getting more penalties at Anfield one season than Liverpool did?
Zzzzzzz
posted on 28/9/20
It's posts like this that reinforce y view that Steve, Sandy and others are definitely Grade A super WUM's. Fair play lads, you had me fooled there for a bit. You can go back to your own boards now.
I mean, surely no one actually would believe and write crap like this would they? Would they?
Yesterday was an absolute joke though but every team is in the same boat so there isn't much point moaning about it. It is what it is until the rule is changed. We should have been out of sight anyway so only got ourselves to blame. We move on.
posted on 28/9/20
2017/18 - 0 home 3 away
2018/19 - 1 home 3 away
2019/20 - 0 home 4 away
posted on 28/9/20
More bothered about our finishing tbat out lack of penalties. Easy to hide behing 1 devision when we missed lots of very good chances yesterday.
We should be looking within to impact results, not 1 off decisions which the rules were known before the game. I agree around the consistency element but that is about it.
posted on 28/9/20
Excuse the typos
posted on 28/9/20
Sounds to me spurs don’t get in danger zone enough, hence lack of penalties 👍
posted on 28/9/20
comment by ● Billy The Yidd ● 2020* (U3924)
posted 44 minutes ago
Who remembers the AVB season when Spurs went a whole season without being given a penalty kick, this despite having some of the countries quickest attacking players regularly being unceremoniously scythed down.
There is more chance of shieteing in the Queen`s handbag than seeing Pool or United go a whole season without a penalty.
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Isn't this one of the reasons they brought in VAR though?
posted on 28/9/20
Is the OP serious?
After three games its very probable that the teams that have been given the most penalitoes are at the top.
A penalty is more often than not converted into a goal.
You win games by scoring more goals than the opposition.
At any point in time, some teams will have more or less penalties than others. After only three games, the impact of penalties can be significant. This is neutralised as the season grows older.
The only question is whether those penalties are fair penalties and most of them are indeed good decisions to award a penalty.
posted on 28/9/20
comment by *Robbing Hoody - Clandestine Boat Pleb (U6374)
posted 46 minutes ago
Who remembers Spurs getting more penalties at Anfield one season than Liverpool did?
Zzzzzzz
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Yh billy ignores this kind of stuff though, i once pointed out over a consecutive 6 year period spurs received more pens than what he calls penaltypool. Its swings and roundabout. And ofc the teams who have more touches in opposition penalty box and faster tricky players who run at def and teams who have more shots etc are gonna get more penalties than ones who fail to register a shot on target in 90 mins as spurs have done recently.
posted on 28/9/20
comment by ● Billy The Yidd ● 2020* (U3924)
posted 57 minutes ago
Who remembers the AVB season when Spurs went a whole season without being given a penalty kick, this despite having some of the countries quickest attacking players regularly being unceremoniously scythed down.
There is more chance of shieteing in the Queen`s handbag than seeing Pool or United go a whole season without a penalty.
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Ooooooooo, you nearly managed to comment without mentioning Liverpool then.
Keep trying!
posted on 28/9/20
Yes, who remembers Pool have been awarded more penalties in one home game than Spurs have been awarded at home in 3 whole seasons. Both of them gifted also.
posted on 28/9/20
comment by ● Billy The Yidd ● 2020* (U3924)
posted 1 minute ago
Yes, who remembers Pool have been awarded more penalties in one home game than Spurs have been awarded at home in 3 whole seasons. Both of them gifted also.
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Look big teams get decisions over the likes of Spurs, Jose said as much himself and that's why Newcastle got the decision okay?
posted on 28/9/20
The fact that Bin Dippers are all over this thread suggests they realize how favourably they are treated, but don`t like to admit it.
posted on 28/9/20
2017/18
Liverpool 3 penalties for 6 against
Spurs 3 for 3 against
2016/17
Liverpool 8 for 5 against
Spurs 9 for 2 against
2015/16
Liverpool 2 for 3 against
Spurs 5 for 2 against
Last 5 years
Liverpool 25 16
Spurs 24 19
Its not as bad as he’d have u believe is it especially since we’ve been the better team under klopp.
posted on 28/9/20
Doesnt look too favourable to me
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