Premier League 2023/2024
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ItsBoris
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They look pretty open but they also cut through teams so quickly and directly. They don't need a long spell of possession to create a chance.
When their counter press fails they look open but overall the pressure they create is too much to deal with for most teams
He’s been crap I think. Given Brighton fuck all.
He's called 14 fouls on Liverpool...
ItsBoris
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I don't agree with this assumption that managers are limited to the formations they've played in other clubs. People said the same about Alonso, like he would try to replicate his Leverkusen formation at Liverpool when he doesn't have the main pieces that makes it successful - Frimpong and Grimaldo.
Agree he's more conservative than Klopp but there are some important similarities and they've become more attacking over time
Fairs but I think he’s missed a lot too.
The human is still picking the points for the lines. There's a build in margin of error of 10cm I think. So in this case the system had him offside by more that 10 cm.
jurgen
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Death, taxes and Saka playing having previously withdrawn with ‘injury’.
I do wonder how we can become one of those clubs who manages to get players to withdraw from international duty with the slightest of twinges. Would be helpful. Bigger wages maybe?
ItsBoris
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So if it's within 10 cm, does it default to an onside decision or whatever the on-field decision was?
The PL it defaults to onside. Most other leagues default to the on field decision. When it shows a green line that's the system saying it was within the margin of error.
Tucker
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Hope they all stub their little toes every day for the next week.
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