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The Official 2018/19 Premier League Thread
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SteveAWOL
Chris Jones
Indeed, although in the referee’s defence the ball then deflected off of Martial’s shin which changed it’s direction and might give the impression that the defender hadn’t touched it... EPL could do with VAR like used in El Classico!
StephenH
David Ginola
More like ‘constipated canaries’
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
It's not like it's close though, a ref or asst should spot that.
But mistakes happen.
That's why we need technology!
Kandi1977
George Hunt
Good hit! It went exactly where he aimed!Probably felt sorry for him after this howler earlier
Wilheldiva
Kevin Scott
unfortunately yes. however its a clear pen, despite zaha going down a bit easily. you cant make a barrier with you leg once someone knocks the ball past you. xhaka cheated there, and its great to see cheaters being punished
Very sure from all the eye witness reports that it was mechanical failure. Sounds like the rear rota initially played up and they struggled to get it up and over the stadium roof, then it went into a complete tail spin. They got it slowed down and possibly (speculation) pointed it at the unused over flow car park (old East Mids Electricity Board site) when there was a loud noise and the engines died. Apparently it just dropped like a stone - from circa 250 feet.
Been up to the KP this afternoon. It’s rammed at the front with people paying their respects. The flowers are starting to take up the entire north side of the concourse. But up the east sideyou can see it’s cordoned off and the accident team, fire engines, police etc, all quietly working away.
Still no official announcement, so everyone is just in a stunned silence, awaiting the inevitable worst news. Tough times up here. I keep getting chills when I remember the bang happening and realising what that now meant.
SpurMeUp
Les Howe
Very sure from all the eye witness reports that it was mechanical failure. Sounds like the rear rota initially played up and they struggled to get it up and over the stadium roof, then it went into a complete tail spin. They got it slowed down and possibly (speculation) pointed it at the unused over flow car park (old East Mids Electricity Board site) when there was a loud noise and the engines died. Apparently it just dropped like a stone - from circa 250 feet.
Been up to the KP this afternoon. It’s rammed at the front with people paying their respects. The flowers are starting to take up the entire north side of the concourse. But up the east sideyou can see it’s cordoned off and the accident team, fire engines, police etc, all quietly working away.
Still no official announcement, so everyone is just in a stunned silence, awaiting the inevitable worst news. Tough times up here. I keep getting chills when I remember the bang happening and realising what that now meant.
A wierd day yesterday. Glen's heart attack at 61 on his birthday, and this.
With these kinds of crashes its probably impossible to determine whether there is any foul play. Probably wasn't any, but a new, presumably well serviced helicopter shouldn't drop out the sky like that.
The boss died a hero - he delivered the football fair tale of the century.
Hero? He employed Jamie Vardy - that should disqualify him.
JerusalemMan
Paul Robinson
Happily Xhaka admitted afterwards it was definitely a penalty, rather pleasing to see him not complain at all.unfortunately yes. however its a clear pen, despite zaha going down a bit easily. you cant make a barrier with you leg once someone knocks the ball past you. xhaka cheated there, and its great to see cheaters being punished
SteveAWOL
Chris Jones
Srivaddhanaprabha also donated £2million to the local Children’s Hospital, which helped endear him to the denizens of Leicester who aren’t into football too.
The guy has pumped millions of his own cash into the hospitals and universities here, and totally changed the area for the better.
My dad benefited from this directly when he was having his cancer operations at the Leicester royal infirmary.
I’m for one very grateful for what he’s done, despite not being a City supporter.
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I don’t think football really matters at the moment mate.
Hopefully in a few days you’ll have a chance to read up on what’s happened, the people who have died, and the effect it’s had on the community.
ShipOfTheseus
Clint Dempsey
Srivaddhanaprabha was given a license to print money in the shape of the airport duty-free concession by a more-than-averagely corrupt administration, and his relationships with its successors have been fraught. So it made eminent sense for him to pull an Abramovich and buy the affections of a provincial, one-club city, just in case he needed a bolthole. Pints for every supporter, dodgy doctors to administer arcane serums to journeyman footballers, bumper cheques to local hospitals: goodwill comes fairly cheap.
Nil nisi bonum, and all the rest of it. But this display of public grief was bought and paid for.
Nil nisi bonum, and all the rest of it. But this display of public grief was bought and paid for.