Post Match Leicester 3 Bournemouth 1

[SilverFox]

 

[Volpone]

Gray looked a different player when he came on. Hopefully Rodgers can finally get through to him.

Gray was great. Fitter, stronger, more aggressive and the right attitude. I have been critical in the past but credit where due.

 

[Volpone]

Tielemans was a very lucky boy today

Why?

 

[popillius]

Why?

He should have been sent off.

 

[Skitzo]

Gray was great. Fitter, stronger, more aggressive and the right attitude. I have been critical in the past but credit where due.

And still walking from the stadium we heard people slagging him off

Why?

Apparently he went over the top on Wilson, though I’ve only seen a still

 

[Skitzo]

Callum Wilson might want to shut up about red cards not being given after he should have got 2 yellows in about 10 senconds after going the full Zaha when he was booked for diving

 

[Volpone]

He should have been sent off.

Why?

 

[Miles Away]

I can see why people think so, but I’m not entirely convinced it was a red.

 

[Micky]

I can see why people think so, but I’m not entirely convinced it was a red.

I agree. Just before contact Tielemans has turned and isn't even looking at the player. Slow motion is not good in these circumstances because quite obviously movements don't take place in slow motion.

 

[Blue Maniac]

 

[Volpone]

And still walking from the stadium we heard people slagging him off

Apparently he went over the top on Wilson, though I’ve only seen a still

It was right in front of us. We couldn't understand why it was any chance of any card or even a foul. Thought Wilson was at fault.

 

[Jeff]

It was right in front of us. We couldn't understand why it was any chance of any card or even a foul. Thought Wilson was at fault.

It looked a clear red card on the replay.

 

[Volpone]

Why didn't we get a penalty when madders was shoved over?

 

[bocadillo]

He should have been sent off.

And VAR missed it?

 

[bocadillo]

Why didn't we get a penalty when madders was shoved over?

And VAR missed it?

 

[City Fan]

The set up that suits us best, right from the off. Brendan has learnt well, and learnt quickly.

The two centre backs were absolutely wonderful today. Controlled everything beautifully. Ndidi and Maddison were excellent, and I thought Albrighton had a storming game. Chilwell and Barnes struggled a bit.

But Vardy was absolutely world class. Such a wonderful, wonderful player who was too good for them in every way. Truly beggars belief that some feckwits (including Puel) were wittering on about how he was about finished this time last year. Stupid Idiots.
Rodgers has rapidly understood that if we can play to his strengths we can be devastating.

Bournemouth were a horrible moany, whining diving bunch of bang average wankers. Pity we didn’t do them by a couple more.

Perfect post.

I was confident as soon as I saw Albrighton on the team sheet, and he was magnificent. We went back to the same shape that worked so well when Brendan came in last season.

Soyuncu, Evans, Ndidi, Maddison and Vardy were all brilliant. Chilwell and Tielemans were off the mark for me.

But decent performance overall and we never really looked like we wouldn’t win.

 

[homer]

And VAR missed it?

Yep, the qualified ref watching replays from multiple angles - not as accurate as our experts on here, thank goodness

 

[Brown Nose]

And VAR missed it?

VAR misses nothing. To make the on field referee change their decision on incidents such as this, they have to decide that the ref has messed up. There was insufficient evidence in these situations.

VAR is deliberately trying not to interfere too much in matches and this is surely a good intention. If we want the VAR ref to make the key decisions, the game changes completely. VAR delays would be much greater.

I think that they're doing a really good job so far.

 

[Jeff]

Yep, the qualified ref watching replays from multiple angles - not as accurate as our experts on here, thank goodness

But other qualified refs watching the replay have said it was a red card.

 

[popillius]

VAR misses nothing. To make the on field referee change their decision on incidents such as this, they have to decide that the ref has messed up. There was insufficient evidence in these situations.

VAR is deliberately trying not to interfere too much in matches and this is surely a good intention. If we want the VAR ref to make the key decisions, the game changes completely. VAR delays would be much greater.

I think that they're doing a really good job so far.

It's pointless if it isn't fit for purpose. Tielemans should have been sent off. I'm glad he wasn't but that decision was wrong twice; once by the on-field referee and once by the incompetent referee watching in a studio elsewhere.

Like I say, I'm glad he was a buffoon, but the decision was wholly wrong.