EPT2015 - 2016 Football Thread - Page 352
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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mahrgell
Germany3943 Posts
On May 03 2016 07:00 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: That's because the Refs were terrified of making calls that could somehow affect the game in any shape or form. Despite several calls should have been straight Reds. Expect suspensions tbh after the season ends. Which is pretty much the same issue we had in the last weeks during the CL/EL games. Refs being afraid of making decisive calls. Not enough reds, penalties, yellows for dives. Seems llike this is happening everywhere right now. Some way to strengthen the position of refs in the game is really damn needed, so we can again have calls with confidence. | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
half time altercation: https://streamable.com/ap3a start of the post match melee: https://streamable.com/yr64 larger part of the post match melee: https://streamable.com/r2fm bonus costa clip, no idea if this is real: https://streamable.com/9ajv | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
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Dante08
Singapore4128 Posts
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Titusmaster6
United States5937 Posts
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clusen
Germany8702 Posts
On May 03 2016 06:03 Zea! wrote: Well, great story as well, but tbh, Bundesliga in those year wasn't as competitive as today It was pretty much the same actually lmao | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6223 Posts
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KingofdaHipHop
United States25602 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
 https://twitter.com/Mourinholic/status/727253694299906048?ref_src=twsrc^tfw Spurs disgraceful last night, but was hilarious to watch them implode so i guess we let them off.. | ||
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Harris1st
Germany6934 Posts
i was sure there wouldn't be enough players still on the field, i mean i saw like 6 red cards or sth and not only the fluffs in the breaks but the tackles as well: From behind, straight in the foot, no chance whatsoever to reach the ball. I'm honestly still suprised nobody died ... | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
Nice video in this article: http://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/may/03/leicester-city-title-inside-story-premier-league-champions-claudio-ranieri | ||
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zeo
Serbia6296 Posts
On May 03 2016 16:40 Harris1st wrote: lol how could this game even be finished?? i was sure there wouldn't be enough players still on the field, i mean i saw like 6 red cards or sth and not only the fluffs in the breaks but the tackles as well: From behind, straight in the foot, no chance whatsoever to reach the ball. I'm honestly still suprised nobody died ... Tbh I think football has become too 'pussyfied' in the last decade. I mean, this would have been any old match 20 years ago in Britain. Derbies have become just a bunch of millionaires worrying about getting injured instead of having actual animosity against each other. And I'm not saying break his legs, but I want to see some passion and fight. Fucking referee's, let them get into actual contact with each other. edit: As a Chelsea fan watching my team being anemic the whole year last night was a great match. | ||
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Skynx
Turkey7150 Posts
On May 03 2016 19:11 zeo wrote: Tbh I think football has become too 'pussyfied' in the last decade. I mean, this would have been any old match 20 years ago in Britain. Derbies have become just a bunch of millionaires worrying about getting injured instead of having actual animosity against each other. And I'm not saying break his legs, but I want to see some passion and fight. Fucking referee's, let them get into actual contact with each other. edit: As a Chelsea fan watching my team being anemic the whole year last night was a great match. London ain't no Belgrade man  | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
Yanited vs Arsenal alone used to be huge physical battles, that was the Keane vs Viera era too which is early 00s There is a line though and i am too not saying should be leg breaking tackles, but last night summed it up and was borderline. Before Spurs knew they fucked it up 75th minute ish, they were fine. After the 2-2 there was some shocking tackles though, but before that (and minus the Dembele eye scratching and Vertonghan neck scratching) it was pretty fine in terms of tackling and the ref did the right choices in bookings. But when Spurs finished 9 yellows and Dier was still on the pitch it was abit silly, but no Chelsea fan cares as we blocked Spur's title bid  | ||
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Harris1st
Germany6934 Posts
On May 03 2016 19:11 zeo wrote: Tbh I think football has become too 'pussyfied' in the last decade. I mean, this would have been any old match 20 years ago in Britain. Derbies have become just a bunch of millionaires worrying about getting injured instead of having actual animosity against each other. And I'm not saying break his legs, but I want to see some passion and fight. Fucking referee's, let them get into actual contact with each other. edit: As a Chelsea fan watching my team being anemic the whole year last night was a great match. In general you are absolutely right, but the last 15min of yesterdays game were solely to inflict injuries and got nothing to do with playing football. Got totally out of hand and the ref did nothing. IMO the only way for him to intervene is to give out some freaking red cards. Perfect example of some hard but fair game was the first leg of Atleti vs Bayern when i remeber this correctly | ||
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8882
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
On May 03 2016 06:03 Zea! wrote: Well, great story as well, but tbh, Bundesliga in those year wasn't as competitive as today I am sorry, but you don't know what you are talking about  3 german teams were in the quarter finals of the Champions League in the season Kaiserslautern won the Bundesliga, and the Bayern team that finished 2 points behind Kaiserslautern played the Champions League final against ManU next season, eliminating Kaiserslautern in the quarter final on the way. If the Bundesliga wasn't competitive that season, which league was? | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28675 Posts
I stand by Leicester winning being the biggest upset of any major league in the past 50 years. I think Kaiserslautern (and Hellas Verona) are examples of teams that might have been considered equal to Leicester at the start of the season in terms of 'likely place to finish', the difference is that the jump from 15th place to 1st place has consistently been increasing over the past two decades, and that's why Leicester's win to me is the most unlikely. And thus also, the most joyful - because Leicester winning shows that indeed, it actually is possible to compete with the top dogs with much less money, as long as everything you can have any influence over is done just the right way. | ||
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zeo
Serbia6296 Posts
On May 04 2016 03:06 Liquid`Drone wrote: kaiserslautern is prolly the closest, most comparable example. I think the main difference is just that in over the past decade, the biggest leagues have seemed more and more lopsided and these types of underdog victories have seemed more and more like a thing of the past. These victories are also more likely to happen in a more competitive league anyway- it's much easier for an underdog team to get like, a 19-11-4 record than a 26-4-2- football does have so much luck involved, and injuries are so frequent, that the latter type of domination is only possible when a team is significantly better than almost all the competition and with a type of squad depth you never see in underdog teams. I stand by Leicester winning being the biggest upset of any major league in the past 50 years. I think Kaiserslautern (and Hellas Verona) are examples of teams that might have been considered equal to Leicester at the start of the season in terms of 'likely place to finish', the difference is that the jump from 15th place to 1st place has consistently been increasing over the past two decades, and that's why Leicester's win to me is the most unlikely. And thus also, the most joyful - because Leicester winning shows that indeed, it actually is possible to compete with the top dogs with much less money, as long as everything you can have any influence over is done just the right way. Nottingham Forest won promotion from the English 2 division, won the first division the next season, then won 2 back to back Champions Cup titles. All that in 4 years, yeah it was the late 70's but still.... | ||
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