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Positively beautiful verdict thread

Because then we're asking Semedo to sacrifice some of his forward positioning.

It's the difference between playing a 3-4-3 and a 5-2-3.
Utter rubbish - I’m talking about actual positions he was in yesterday - he was already defending but could have been more robust in his tackles and blocks.
 
As an aside I bit my tongue when Leanders shot hit the bar, still sore today, but I'm powering through :)
#prayforpaul

My aside, I'd just been saying Dendoncker doesn't score enough (the commentators had just said he was a goal scoring threat). As he hit the bar I'll take that as confirmation I'm correct.
 
Dendoncker seemed to get forward more yesterday than he has before - has a decent shot on him & unlucky not to get something.

Probably needs to do more of that.
 
Dendoncker seemed to get forward more yesterday than he has before - has a decent shot on him & unlucky not to get something.

Probably needs to do more of that.
He did, it was noticible. I think he tried to break forward more vs Newcastle as well, there just wasn't much space for him as Newcastle were much more solid than Palace.
 
I thought Donck had a great game (most did) and was really unlucky not to get a goal. I had him down as a MotM contender to be honest.
 
Utter rubbish - I’m talking about actual positions he was in yesterday - he was already defending but could have been more robust in his tackles and blocks.
Really don't have the patience for this other than to say that I disagree.
 
Really don't have the patience for this other than to say that I disagree.
That’s a shame - I was looking forward to someone trying to justify why they don’t want one of their players to tackle or block better.
 
That’s a shame - I was looking forward to someone trying to justify why they don’t want one of their players to tackle or block better.
Patently not what I said, but do carry on arguing with yourself.

There is a way to disagree without being an ass.
 
You have to remember that in 'real time' Atkinson didn't even think it was a foul, and had to be guided by VAR.

Personally, I thought Millivovavitch was unlucky, and the interpretation of the Law was harsh.

Consistency is the key for me, as with all aspects of VAR.
A slight corrective. Atkinson didn't think it was a red card offence during the play but he did signal advantage (allowing Wolves to continue with possession),which means he did regard the tackle as a foul.
 
I watched the highlights last night and he definitely didn't raise his arms to play advantage.
 
I watched the highlights last night and he definitely didn't raise his arms to play advantage.
You are right, Bear. I was thinking of another incident. Makes me wonder how Atkinson could change his mind so much when he hadn't thought it was a foul in the first instance.
 
You are right, Bear. I was thinking of another incident. Makes me wonder how Atkinson could change his mind so much when he hadn't thought it was a foul in the first instance.
Because he watched it again and realise he’d dropped an absolute clanger!
 
I do think that is what VAR is for though. When a ref misses a shocker and that was a poor miss. It was a clear foul straight off and looks bloody awful in slow mo, bad in real time. Atkinson should have spotted it and given a yellow first time. He would then have been in a position to upgrade to a red without looking a complete knob or he could have stuck with a yellow and defended that position. Personally I think VAR got it right and its a red.
 
there are a lot of points to debate from the match, it being a red isn't one of them

also seems odd to criticize a ref for using VAR to appropriately correct a call. they're gonna sometimes get things wrong, that's literally what it's supposed to be there for.
 
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