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It's as simple as this, high-pressure team puts pressure on other team, they therefore make more mistakes which results in frees. Pressure increases as scoreboard and time tick over leading to more mistakes and therefore more chances for free kicks. This phenomenon is seen at every level of the game. Either way it's, a strange line of arguing because you guys are assuming the free kicks we got even had an impact on the game, let alone the scoreboard.
So how does that explain the 2017 and 2018 seasons where we were known equally for our high pressure football and poor free kick differential?
There are some serious Big Cox sizes gaps in your logic and reason chain












