Those who are crying about us celebrating are those who would have been celebrating had we got relegated. So yeah, if we want to celebrate staying up (and we didn't do anything over the top) then we fudging well can....
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The we are staying up thread
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Glad it worked for you. At ew100 minutes on the clock my neighbour (seat-wise) said “even we can’t concede two goals in two minutes.’ I was “shut up. We can absolutely do that.” Even with some level of confidence that we would survive, yesterday was beyond the scale in stress levels.
I never want to go through that again.
Mikey10
Cecil Poynton
McNulty is proving himself to be a bigger and bigger idiot as the seasons pass.
BBC report on VAR https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c4g090pjr7ro
Bournemouth, Burnley and Tottenham were the clubs most affected by VAR, each four points worse off as a result of decisions.
Tottenham suffered three result-changing VAR calls against Liverpool, Sunderland and Leeds - without these their end of season would have been far less traumatic.
The alternative table has Spurs finishing in 15th with Forest and Palace just above the drop zone.
Re those who had "best"
After Brentford, Manchester United and Arsenal also gained four points as one of the big winners. (If Arsenal had not got that 4 points, they would have gone into final game level on points, therefore behind City)
At one stage Chelsea were way out in front in pretty much every VAR metric.
Chelsea finished with a net score of +6 decisions, but until the final few weeks of the season they were on +9.
Chelsea received the most VAR interventions in a club's favour, with their 11 two more than Crystal Palace, Fulham and Manchester United.
Bournemouth, Burnley and Tottenham were the clubs most affected by VAR, each four points worse off as a result of decisions.
Tottenham suffered three result-changing VAR calls against Liverpool, Sunderland and Leeds - without these their end of season would have been far less traumatic.
The alternative table has Spurs finishing in 15th with Forest and Palace just above the drop zone.
Re those who had "best"
After Brentford, Manchester United and Arsenal also gained four points as one of the big winners. (If Arsenal had not got that 4 points, they would have gone into final game level on points, therefore behind City)
At one stage Chelsea were way out in front in pretty much every VAR metric.
Chelsea finished with a net score of +6 decisions, but until the final few weeks of the season they were on +9.
Chelsea received the most VAR interventions in a club's favour, with their 11 two more than Crystal Palace, Fulham and Manchester United.
JerusalemMan
Rafael Van Der Vaart
McNulty would have had a big piece all drafted ready to publish if we'd gone down. With, i'm sure, a crowing tone about a giant's downfall, hubris, unrealistic expectations, toxic culture etc etc. So he couldn't just park all that
A few pieces that are out today smacks of that, wanted so badly to brick on us.
To be fair, someone did comment, outside of Leicester winning the league, this would have been the biggest upset/shock in PL history
afsoc4life
Steve Carr
I dislike McNulty - I wonder if Spurs did something to him, his family, and ish.. Dude has a huge chip on his shoulder when it comes to Spurs related matters.