The on topic thread 4.0

[moomba]

Yawn. If you don't know, then don't post. You seem to post just for the sake of it.

I posted because I think decision making by officials is inconsistent, and rule changes, while that inconsistency exists won't be effective.

If wouldnt have thought that was too hard a concept for you to understand but when you're desperate to be contrarian and controversial I guess it's a bit tough.

 

[Bradesmaen]

I posted because I think decision making by officials is inconsistent, and rule changes, while that inconsistency exists won't be effective.

If wouldnt have thought that was too hard a concept for you to understand but when you're desperate to be contrarian and controversial I guess it's a bit tough.

So posting what you did doesn't do that at all. Seriously...

My post made perfect sense and addressed your nonsense.

 

[Frank Bunn]

Basically you either go with any part of the body in front, or whole body in front. I prefer the first personally

When they draw the lines for VAR we will end up having the same issues, just a metre forward.

Most games do not have VAR. I've run the line plenty of times. It becomes almost an instinctive thing from years of experience. You are positioning yourself on the last defender while keeping an eye on the play. At the last split second of a forward pass you concentrate on the line of the players while listening for the kick of the ball. I think it would be easier to see if any part of the attacker's body is in front. Wenger's proposal would take quite a while to adjust to without an appreciable benefit.

 

[Cruyff14]

Nah, I reckon they'd mess it up like moomba suggested.

 

[chef]

 

[Jatz]

****ing brilliant.

This sport is absolutely ****ed.

 

[RPCB]

******* brilliant.

This sport is absolutely ****ed.

The Blatter/Platini era is somehow not the most corrupt this sport has ever been.

 

[Zidane98]

******* brilliant.

This sport is absolutely ****ed.

Bit of a sensationalist heading really when you look into it. They're increasing it based on inflation and league table places. Whatever formula that is settled on will need 14 out of 20 votes to pass.

A reality based headline would be "all 20 clubs to vote on new prizemoney distribution that sees all clubs get more money and the EFL to receive an extra 130m pounds in funding"


Guess that wouldn't generate anywhere near the amount of clicks though......

 

[Jatz]

Bit of a sensationalist heading really when you look into it. They're increasing it based on inflation and league table places. Whatever formula that is settled on will need 14 out of 20 votes to pass.

A reality based headline would be "all 20 clubs to vote on new prizemoney distribution that sees all clubs get more money and the EFL to receive an extra 130m pounds in funding"


Guess that wouldn't generate anywhere near the amount of clicks though......

It should all go to the EFL. Why do the top clubs need more money? Let it trickle down better.

 

[Zidane98]

It should all go to the EFL. Why do the top clubs need more money? Let it trickle down better.

All of the PL money should go to the EFL?

What's the point of being in the PL? You spend the big dollars and all the benefits go to the EFL. Seems like the EFL would be the place to be in that scenario.

 

[Jatz]

All of the PL money should go to the EFL?

What's the point of being in the PL? You spend the big dollars and all the benefits go to the EFL. Seems like the EFL would be the place to be in that scenario.

No, the new increased fund portion. Keep the winning values what they are.

 

[Zidane98]

Japanese players really do have longevity - Nakamura retiring at 44.

Former Japan and Celtic star Nakamura to retire at 44

Former Japan international and Celtic star Shunsuke Nakamura will retire from football at the end of the season, his club said on Tuesday, bringing the curtain down on his 26-year career.

www.worldfootball.net

Of course Kazu Miura is still playing professional in Portugese second divvy at 56.

 

[RossFC]

 

[Jatz]

Not at all shocking. They'll milk the show for as long as they can.

Will only get boring if they get stuck in a league for an extended period of time.

 

[chef]

 

[moomba]

Thought we would have jumped ahead of United with our big jump in the wage bill in our latest accounts.

 

[Frank Bunn]

Like I said, United are spending £51 million of that £205 million per annum on players they don't want to be there. Varane, Sancho, Maguire, Van De Beek, Greenwood.

 

[moomba]

Scandalous

 

[hawkman]

At this rate Luton could play European football next year

 

[hawkman]

Think the punishment should be that they ban Levy from being chairman

 

[moomba]

At this rate Luton could play European football next year

It's going to be one hell of national league playoffs.

 

[moomba]

 

[moomba]

 

[chef]

Well that was expected hey.

 

[TheGreatBarryB]

7 against …assume the Super League teams plus Newcastle