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Just shy of 5 up for August (nearly 60 total), here’s a look back on Julys newsletter p&l.
.3 of a stake down total. Gross.
LAUNCH SEQUENCE hurt but we were always going to bet the message and will do again.
Lols at AGRIPPA losing at Newbury but winning nto at Goodwood.
SORRENGAIL & AL AZD double should have been bigger stake.
Need to further cut the half bets and up the ew doubles.
Message to readers: stick to the prog.
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The real winner this week has been Elland Road. We go on about it all the time but two huge games live on sky for the whole country to see. Unrivalled when it’s like that. It can be nasty, euphoric and even quite funny at times. Keep away fans out of the south and the Kop 1 tier
How is this a response that lands okay? What an utter shambles
DF: "We are fortunate to have a good group and top characters. We know we don't have best individual quality, so we have to be fitter, tighter, we need to show fighting spirit and be a bit more effective because we don't have the individual quality like some other clubs." #lufc
If you’re a member, now it’s a ballot, you’ve got even less chance of making ONE game of the 19 away games 👏🏼
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Remember where you could have been. Count ya selves lucky if I were you
Aston Villa can confirm the club has written to the PGMOL to raise concerns over the selection process of match officials following today’s game with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
With such high stakes surrounding today’s fixture, the club believe a more experienced referee should have been appointed. Of the 10 referees to officiate across the Premier League today, Mr. Bramall was the 2nd least experienced.
The decision to disallow Morgan Rogers' goal, which would have given the club a 1-0 lead with 17 minutes remaining in the match, was a major contributing factor to the club not qualifying for the Champions League.
As per the standards that have been established over the course of the season, a decision to whistle early is clearly inconsistent with current refereeing guidelines. VAR exists to ensure that these types of situations receive the scrutiny they deserve. Unfortunately, the technology was not allowed to serve its purpose.
Ultimately, we acknowledge that the outcome for us will not change, but we believe that it is important to address the selection methodology to ensure that high stakes matches are treated as such with regards to officiating and to ensure that the implemented VAR technology is allowed to be effective.
