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Jakubclaret

Again, it’s irrelevant what the benefit to Burnley would have been. Although playing against 10 men for 8-9 minutes may have given us a better chance of winning the game. Nobody is nit-picking, just pointing out that by the laws of the game Onana’s foul was obviously a red card offence, regardless ...

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Well you’re wrong because intent doesn’t even come into it. Whether or not a replacement keeper would have saved the penalty is irrelevant. It's no benefit to us had onana been sent off luton or forest won't play United again this season. I've noticed on here some people seem to over analyze the ru...

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:roll: We don’t know what went through the referee’s head - but if it was anything to do with Obama’s intent then the referee was wrong. The laws are completely clear and state that ’A tackle or challenge that endangers the safety of an opponent or uses excessive force or brutality must be sanctione...

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FCBurnley wrote: ↑
Sun Apr 28, 2024 5:14 pm
City keeper just did similar to Boly. No foul given

Ederson floored mateta in the 2-2 draw leading to the equalizer penalty it doesn't always have to be a sending off.

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A player doesn’t have to intentionally endanger the safety of an opponent for it to be a red card offence. It's obviously subject to the referees interpretation otherwise he would have had an early bath. The fact that it wasn't interpreted as being intentionally reckless was a factor for him remain...

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Rileybobs wrote: ↑
Sun Apr 28, 2024 3:24 pm
There’s definitely an argument that a keeper going to punch the ball and landing one flat in a player’s face is endangering the safety of an opponent though, which is a sending off offence.

If the intents there & it's malicious maybe. That was just a calamity cock up.

Jakubclaret

If we sung oh mist rolling in from the calder it could be enough to see the lads over the line.

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Nothing to do with academia? Who do you think writes things like the Oxford English Dictionary, with current accepted versions of English spelling? Realized is that accepted I have to manually change it on my keypad if I want to spell it as realised. It makes no odds both have the same meaning & ar...

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Embarrassing for him and the club. There should have been nothing but positive headlines for us yesterday, instead one idiot ruins it. At least he will have plenty of free Saturday afternoons to contemplate his actions over the next few years when his banning order arrives. Nobody's ruined nothing ...

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Clovius Boofus wrote: ↑
Sun Apr 28, 2024 10:15 am
I agree with that, but for one word - 'fans'. More like a bunch of don't-go-anywhere shut-ins who spend all day and every day pouring negativity all over the forum.

It's just not fair.

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I posted earlier about a club away shirt sales. It appears to have been removed. Thought it was helping the club and our members, however, I must have contravenes an unknown (to me) rule. Apologies. Won't repeat such things. Would like to understand why though. Cheers Nice try Ian but we all know y...

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It still makes sense lot's of american spellings have been adopted & are widely in the english language. When I logged in this afternoon I mistakenly thought I was logging into a football forum not some university english language forum I should log back out now & let you eton educated academia's cr...

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ecc wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 23, 2024 5:06 pm
"Without Muric we lose that game."

This is correct English in 2024.

Correct. If only our inspector clouseau manager would have realized that sooner.

Jakubclaret

Kormas not commas. Hardly any similarities between the 2! You need to research about curries & indian cuisine generally speaking & kormas aren't always mild you can add as much spice/kick into any particular dish to make it as hot as you wish.

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Says missing the full stops himself just to emphasize the point he's making.

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Sorry bud. It is not logical to say ‘fact’ when no one knows what would have happened had Muric not been playing. Facts are things that have either happened or can be proved without any doubt to have happened, like mathematics or historical occurances that have actually happened. Facts are scientif...

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Leave him be if he wants to celebrate & make a song & dance about beating the bottom placed side. Some might consider it more fitting celebrating when the jobs done but if he wants to wear egg on his face so be it.

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Every time they get a decision go against them they complain. When a shocker of a decision went in their favour against us their manager at the time Steve Cooper thought it was good. Their official twitter can't be doing that. "Every time they get a decision go against they complain" now that does ...

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Robbie_painter wrote: ↑
Sat Apr 20, 2024 10:43 pm
Not sure but the Luton wankathon on here is stalling a bit.

Still got legs with 2 to the good & a better GD (for now) & a easier run in I'd swap places despite todays battering & the current form.

Jakubclaret

Life's complete constantly looking forward to promotion & relegation every consecutive season.

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NewClaret wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 17, 2024 8:15 pm
Fair point. I was accounting for them having some intelligence, but you’re right that’s an incorrect and unrealistic assumption.

It could be the trend for the day with naive assumptions alongside primary objectives.

Jakubclaret

Yes, I think they’re an example of one club that was funded by their owner (well done on the spelling, I didn’t even dare attempt). He stood out as a genuine, well intentioned (and rich) owner who was understandably adored by the fans but sadly impacted by tragic circumstances. I’d classify the Ven...

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Tella Harwood-Bellis = £40 million Trafford Ramsey O'Shea = £42 million Let that sink in You could use that extra £2mil add it to the £15mil for the rumoured/reported £15mil tresor obligation throw in a extra mil you have adam Wharton who's already looking double more than palace shelled out. It's ...

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Yet in real terms we ended up paying more, and getting less. The data worshippers continually harp on about the likes of Amdouni but seem incapable of processing the evidence from their own eyes. Any club can get a bid accepted if you offer enough but actually getting the player to accept personal ...

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And if we matched the inflated fee, Leverkusen would’ve pushed the go button and also matched it. The deal would have already been wrapped up well before leverkusen becoming aware of his availability. For a club that supposedly got the money & intent to sign these players I'm also including maatsen...

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I saw a lot of Ipswich shirts this afternoon in postal order I think perhaps it could have been a decent following. Big country are playing there tomorrow.

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We don't know for sure but there was one occasion where he was given one of the biggest budgets in the division when we were relegated. He used it to spend Lowton, Joey Barton and Andre Gray along with having Boyd and Arfield as the widemen. He could have changed the style then if he'd wanted to wh...

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Yep it's his own ego holding him back though. He doesn't accept that his limitations are actually limitations. It's all a media created narrative to him. He could have been brilliant if he'd develop his style of play slightly He's never really had his hands on a big treasure chest so perhaps his li...

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Goliath wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 29, 2024 8:23 pm
I agree he just doesn't help himself.

He's history now, he's not done to bad for himself with his limitations he's pragmatic enough to always be in job contention for clubs flirting with relegation. He'll never get a job at a bigger club than Everton I don't think.

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Goliath wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 29, 2024 8:16 pm
If the players didn't like it it will. If he doesn't get some results quickly he could be in big trouble.

Nobody better than SD they could attract not in light of their troubles & current position they need to be grateful they've got him could do hell of a lot worse.

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Bosscat wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 29, 2024 7:23 pm
They thought they were but its backfired ... onwards and upwards ...

If you are onboard with the proviso that the real intent was to stop up at the forefront & not develop player potential in a experimental capacity taking priority.

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taio wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 29, 2024 7:22 pm
I certainly don't see last season as pointless. If you do, fine.

I'm happy to agree to disagree. I did say sullied that's not to say I didn't enjoy last season I just think it's a shame.

Jakubclaret

Not for me - I'm able to detach and still ackowledge that brilliant season and huge achievement from this season's performance or lack of on several levels. We weren't discussing this season or the premier league. For me it renders something pointless if you don't make it advantageous in the long r...

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We were top I think after less than a third of the season. Excellent performance after the degree of change. Many people were saying at the time if we could be top 10 by Christmas and then push on to top 6 or beyond that would be an achievement. That tickets been well & truly sullied we haven't bui...

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blatherwickstattoos wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 29, 2024 6:57 pm
Maybe it wasn’t SD but his assistant and other coach who was suspended for bullying an u21 player?

Heard numerous tales

I'm not sure it's the first I've heard of it but I don't dispute there could be some truth in it. It wouldn't be the first example of people abusing their positions of power.

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equinox wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 29, 2024 3:32 pm
Was that not half the problem?

I'm not aware of Sean giving anybody a bitch slap during his tenure here he always came across as too mellow for any of that.

Jakubclaret

He should have done it here to a few had he had we might not have been relegated.

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A plant based sausage (this isn't pork) specific kind with mixed Italian leaf salad on wholemeal bread washed down with a cup of earl grey & oat based milk.

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In between that!

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Tribesmen wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 29, 2024 9:22 am
Lads simple you voted for it live with it .

You'll find the 1s that voted for it aren't the 1s making the noise I'm quite happy about things & I guess others will be as well. It's the 1s that didn't vote for it that need to live with it.

Jakubclaret

Many anglers do. I've been filing reports since the mid 70's. To be perfectly honest, if it wasn't for anglers, there would have been no life in our rivers for a long time now. Yet the tree -huggers still turn up and harass us, ironic. Not all anglers are responsible. I report slurry & contaminate ...

Jakubclaret

Brexit or no Brexit it's always been about the survival of the fittest. If you are strong you will survive if you are weak you will perish. Society wants to look for reasoning & excuses to blame brexit for all our ills if it wasn't brexit penny for a pinch of sh1t another reason would be found.

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Enhanced DBS checks are just handed out like smarties these days.

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This blame culture is funny as ****,couldn’t be arsed checking passport so blame Brexit,tories,Maggie thatcher etc.Should be the first thing you do when thinking of going abroad. Guaranteed the same gullible 48% fall for the scaremongering. Common sense for anybody tells you it's the first thing yo...

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To be fair I don't think you need to give an opinion to call out your comments as crass and idiotic. Comparing the severity of somthing with leaving your child with a paedophile is a pretty sick and stupid thing to say. I seriously can't think of many worse places to take a baby maybe you can I'm a...

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1. It gets used to loud noises before it's old enough to object. (Obviously if it cries like a baby it will be removed.) 2. Like I said before, it means that going to the match will become a habit before it reaches the 4-5-6 age group where doing anything different might be anathema to the child. 3...

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Lebara have a non-contract deal for unlimited calls and messages with 5gb of data for £1.98pm for the first 3 months, then £4.95pm thereafter, working out around £4.20pm for a 12 month period. They do cheaper deals as well I know they do. Smarty are cheap as well, but you will not get unlimited eve...

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Yes, it’s a hard call, which must explain why it only maybe might be worse to leave a baby with a known paedophile than take them to a football match Well offer your opinion then. Do you think it's wise to take babies onto football matches. I can't think of 1 single benefit the baby will get out of...

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Some people seem keen on getting it in early with regards to traumatising their children.

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Roosterbooster wrote: ↑
Wed Mar 27, 2024 6:53 pm
No. They're all on this board in stead

I just don't think it's the right environment I couldn't think of a worse place to take them if I tried. Maybe the pub or leaving them with a known paedophile on a sex offenders register for babysitting duties.

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