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Arsenal second in Fair Play table
Arsenal are now second in the Premiership Fair Play table. Arsène Wenger?s side amassed 491 points in their first 14 games of the season, one behind leaders Chelsea.
Fulham are third with 481 and Manchester United fourth with 477.
The table is compiled from marks awarded by Premier League match delegates. The criteria used to calculate the table are red/yellow cards, positive play, respect towards opponents, respect towards referee and behaviour of officials.
Arsenal are also second in the Behaviour of Public Fair Play League. They have 129 points, four behind Fulham and two ahead of Charlton and Tottenham in joint third place. Points are given for the "behaviour of the public" with a maximum of 10 per match.
Arsenal are now second in the Premiership Fair Play table. Arsène Wenger?s side amassed 491 points in their first 14 games of the season, one behind leaders Chelsea.
Fulham are third with 481 and Manchester United fourth with 477.
The table is compiled from marks awarded by Premier League match delegates. The criteria used to calculate the table are red/yellow cards, positive play, respect towards opponents, respect towards referee and behaviour of officials.
Arsenal are also second in the Behaviour of Public Fair Play League. They have 129 points, four behind Fulham and two ahead of Charlton and Tottenham in joint third place. Points are given for the "behaviour of the public" with a maximum of 10 per match.
The sad fact is that I don’t think there’s a single team in the Premiership that wouldn’t except a penalty when it clearly wasn’t one, just like if the opposition had a goal disallowed for off-side when in fact they were on, no team would let the Ref know this.
*Thinks back to the only time he can remember a player telling the Ref it wasn’t a penalty*
My god, I can think of one. Fowler years ago for Liverpool, the manager wasn’t a happy bunny.
*Thinks back to the only time he can remember a player telling the Ref it wasn’t a penalty*
My god, I can think of one. Fowler years ago for Liverpool, the manager wasn’t a happy bunny.
No it isn't from Arsenal fans ITS THE truth so if you can't handle it then shush...
Snipe® wrote:
positive play, respect towards opponents, respect towards
referee and behaviour of officials.
But in a table of JUST allocated red/yellow cards Arsenal would be in the relegation dogfight, we ALL know that.
The catergories mentioned in which clubs are given points for is ludricously laughable... 'positive play' ...this has absolutely sod all to do with how dirty a team is but helps Arsenal score with lots of brownie points.
Arsenal ARE dirty, its as simple as that, we all know that much and looking at a list like 'respect to opponents' is in no way gunna convince anyone of anything less than this list was devised by a consortium of Arsenal fans trying desperately to show the world how clean they really are... im amazed they didnt include a catergory titled 'plays at Highbury'
positive play, respect towards opponents, respect towards
referee and behaviour of officials.
But in a table of JUST allocated red/yellow cards Arsenal would be in the relegation dogfight, we ALL know that.
The catergories mentioned in which clubs are given points for is ludricously laughable... 'positive play' ...this has absolutely sod all to do with how dirty a team is but helps Arsenal score with lots of brownie points.
Arsenal ARE dirty, its as simple as that, we all know that much and looking at a list like 'respect to opponents' is in no way gunna convince anyone of anything less than this list was devised by a consortium of Arsenal fans trying desperately to show the world how clean they really are... im amazed they didnt include a catergory titled 'plays at Highbury'
Malcio-Clause:
*thinks back to old trafford game*
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You're right!
Remind me; when do/did the bans for those "Thugs" begin?
That would explain a lot!!
*thinks back to old trafford game*
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You're right!
Remind me; when do/did the bans for those "Thugs" begin?
That would explain a lot!!
"positive play"- im not certain what this means, but if its something to do with attacking, then i guess this is where we got the points. i am suprised with this though. whatevers going on seems to be good.
* i hate to say it but alot of our fans are wusses or die hards, so the fans bit is easy for us.
* i hate to say it but alot of our fans are wusses or die hards, so the fans bit is easy for us.
It's good to see that Arsenal have cleaned up their act. It was like Leeds a few seasons ago.
*yawns*
*thinks back to old trafford game*
I agree
*thinks back to old trafford game*
I agree
It makes a change.
But don't get too used to it; by the time the title run-in is upon us, they'll be up there with the worst of them, once again.
But don't get too used to it; by the time the title run-in is upon us, they'll be up there with the worst of them, once again.
Onw word: HOW???????!!!???!!!???!!??
THey must have been getting really annoyed by the constant fining. But then, who wouldn't? Fair play to them, though. It's always good to see people corecting faults. Especially when they're French (Well, mostly French) :).
THey must have been getting really annoyed by the constant fining. But then, who wouldn't? Fair play to them, though. It's always good to see people corecting faults. Especially when they're French (Well, mostly French) :).
Arsenal second in Fair Play table
Arsenal are now second in the Premiership Fair Play table. Arsène Wenger?s side amassed 491 points in their first 14 games of the season, one behind leaders Chelsea.
Fulham are third with 481 and Manchester United fourth with 477.
The table is compiled from marks awarded by Premier League match delegates. The criteria used to calculate the table are red/yellow cards, positive play, respect towards opponents, respect towards referee and behaviour of officials.
Arsenal are also second in the Behaviour of Public Fair Play League. They have 129 points, four behind Fulham and two ahead of Charlton and Tottenham in joint third place. Points are given for the "behaviour of the public" with a maximum of 10 per match.
Arsenal are now second in the Premiership Fair Play table. Arsène Wenger?s side amassed 491 points in their first 14 games of the season, one behind leaders Chelsea.
Fulham are third with 481 and Manchester United fourth with 477.
The table is compiled from marks awarded by Premier League match delegates. The criteria used to calculate the table are red/yellow cards, positive play, respect towards opponents, respect towards referee and behaviour of officials.
Arsenal are also second in the Behaviour of Public Fair Play League. They have 129 points, four behind Fulham and two ahead of Charlton and Tottenham in joint third place. Points are given for the "behaviour of the public" with a maximum of 10 per match.