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Premier League Thread 2023/2024

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11 mins stoppage time. Spurs score within that stoppage time.

 

Ref blows up on 11:03. 

 

I don't get it? Are we already at the stage where refs are giving up playing the extra time?

 

Either play the proper time or just don't bother. Still making it up as they go along. 

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4 minutes ago, Buzzard said:

11 mins stoppage time. Spurs score within that stoppage time.

 

Ref blows up on 11:03. 

 

I don't get it? Are we already at the stage where refs are giving up playing the extra time?

 

Either play the proper time or just don't bother. Still making it up as they go along. 

Just another benefit for the big teams, mentally and physically 

 

If Tottenham was winning 2-1 I really doubt we see 11 mins

 

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Just now, whoareyaaa said:

Because the bigger teams are better physically (fitness) and mentally (the bigger teams usually pile on pressure in the dying minutes now they have 10 minutes of that.

 

Plus they can bring on better players etc.

 

That's not really much of an argument.

 

But why do you doubt that amount of time would be added on if Spurs were winning?

 

Arsenal played 8 minutes yesterday when they were winning. 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, tom27111 said:

 

That's not really much of an argument.

 

But why do you doubt that amount of time would be added on if Spurs were winning?

 

Arsenal played 8 minutes yesterday when they were winning. 

 

 

Just seems a bit excessive and its to early to tell yet if there will be advantage for the bigger teams but that's my view.

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