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29th July 2020 at 2:54 pm #136329
Here’s a bit of fun how the PL would look at the end of this Season without VAR.
20. Norwich – 23 points (two points more, same position)
19. Bournemouth – 33 points (one point fewer, one place lower)
18. Watford – 35 points (one point more, one position higher)
17. Aston Villa – 37 points (two points more, same position)
16. Brighton – 38 points (three points fewer, one position lower)
15. Crystal Palace – 42 points (one point fewer, one position lower)
14. Newcastle – 44 points (same points, one position lower)
13. West Ham – 45 points (six points more, three position higher)
12. Southampton – 46 points (six points fewer, one position lower)
11. Everton – 52 points (three points more, one position higher)
10. Tottenham – 53 points (six points fewer, four positions lower)
9. Arsenal – 54 points (two points fewer, one position lower)
8. Burnley – 55 points (one point more, two positions higher)
7. Sheffield United – 55 points (one point more, two positions higher)
6. Leicester – 58 points (four points fewer, one position lower)
5. Man Utd – 66 points (same points, two positions lower)
4. Wolves – 68 points (nine points more, three positions higher)
3. Chelsea – 68 points (two points more, one position higher)
2. Man City – 84 points (three points more, same position)
1. Liverpool – 94 points ( five points fewer,same position)
Source: Talksport.
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29th July 2020 at 4:09 pm #136374Its a conspiracy I tell ya, clearly PGMOL really hate Wolves.
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29th July 2020 at 7:17 pm #136468AnonymousInteresting but that’s about it. VAR is usually correct but when it’s wrong, it’s really wrong. I think a good portion of the problem with VAR is the lack of a call too, which won;t be reflected in this at all.
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29th July 2020 at 7:30 pm #136475You can’t read too much into this. If Utd were trailing Wolves longer than they actually did, they may themselves have responded sooner (or Wolves may have choked). It would have changed the psychology and dynamics.
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29th July 2020 at 7:32 pm #136478So taking that into account, has it really had much of an effect? Would VAR not be better suited to cups?
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