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  1. I wouldn’t have said that a few weeks ago but looking at this I think you’re right. Beginning to think us v West Brom could happen
  2. Because someone puts forward an alternative way of assessing something, which comes to a different conclusion to yours, it doesn’t mean they’re talking tosh. Just that you aren’t open minded enough to consider it.
  3. Oh right and that’s the only way to contribute offensively? How about his long passing, particularly to wide positions? Or how about driving out of the defence with the ball, pulling the opposition out of shape? Both examples of linking defence with attack, I.e. contributing offensively.
  4. Stopped reading when I got to “He contributes nothing offensively”. On a bike!
  5. Only the ones who were good enough to oust the 11 players who have nailed down a place. Would you want Stacey dropped for Fisher perhaps?
  6. Fair point. Unlikely but strange things happen. Just trying to make the point that we don't necessarily need to get 75 - it's the most we need.
  7. Best to get to 75 but that is the absolute most we need. If the Binners beat Hull this weekend we don't need any more points.
  8. They kick off after our game against Swansea is over so can't say. Hopefully we've won and we won't need any favours from the binners.
  9. I’m afraid this is right. With goal line technology there is no need for a referee, VAR or any other sort, and there is no controversy. With offside the VAR needs to choose the frame, decide which part of the attackers body is most forward, the same for the defender, accurately draw both lines and then decide which is closer. There is so much scope to choose/make an error that to then claim it’s accurate to a few millimetres means that it can only be contentious.
  10. Don’t forget West Brom. If they don’t win against Sheffield then Hull can catch them too
  11. The line is a matter of fact. Its accuracy is dependent on the technology.
  12. Goal line technology is a matter of fact. The sensor is in the ball and is compared to a static goal line with the receiver measuring against a single parallel line. Off side is measured against hundreds of imaginary lines where it is impossible for the camera to be parallel. In addition the frame when the ball is kicked is arbitrary depending on which one the VAR decides to make the measurement against. Then there is the exact position of the defenders and attackers most forward acceptable body part, where lines have been shown to have not always been drawn correctly. All this and then decisions are decided on millilitres. You have more confidence in the technology than I do Ricardo if you think there is no margin for error there.
  13. Still battling. They’ve got more bottle than Man U, losing at home to Sheffield!
  14. A win against the Swans and we’re there. Hull still something to play for against Ip5w1ch if West Brom don’t beat Wednesday away. Silver linings.
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