General Premier League Thread 2023-24 Mod Note in op 27/6/23 And 21/05/24

From what I see, more and more people access Sky through their online service Sky Go, especially new installs. Why would you pay more to install a dish and anculliaries when you can stream for less cost. Obviously it's rights dependent and for negotiation, but why should we still being lumped in with the UK, we ought to have the same access as other EU countries surely?

I would agree that it’s a harsh red, except for the fact that Young also kicked the ball away a few mins ago to prevent Liverpool taking a quick throw in.

But in general, there are too many soft reds in the league this year, destroying games.

He committed 4 fouls, 2 definite yellows among them and purposely kicked the ball away to prevent a quick throw for great counter attacking situation. I don't think he can have any complaints.

That's got to be a penalty to Liverpool for handball.

That is a very obvious pen for Liverpool, but if you're an Everton fan you're still furious because I've no idea how Konate avoided the 2nd yellow. Just so blatant.

Ah come on. Its the most blatant 2nd yellow you'll see. Its an intentional foul to sstop a counter. Trademark yellow card. I've no interest in getting into a conspiracy fest about why the ref bottled it, merely to say that he did bottle it.

The big difference between Young and Konate was that Young got a second chance when he was on a yellow card after he kicked the ball away. That second little tug was Konate’s chance and Liverpool took it. Ashley Young’s problem was that Dyche was too slow to take their chance.