Last Penalty Given (8 Viewers)

[theskyisthelimit]

I have been casting my mind back and it seems that we seem to have had a lot of stonewall penalties turned down against us, MVE Vs Charlton, Haji Vs Ipswich etc.
But what had got me thinking was when was the last time we were given a penalty and then when was the last time we were given a dodgy penalty.
I can think of Godden against Fulham a few years ago as being a fortunate one, but I am sure there have been one more recently.

 

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[rob9872]

I have been casting my mind back and it seems that we seem to have had a lot of stonewall penalties turned down against us, MVE Vs Charlton, Haji Vs Ipswich etc.
But what had got me thinking was when was the last time we were given a penalty and then when was the last time we were given a dodgy penalty.
I can think of Godden against Fulham a few years ago as being a fortunate one, but I am sure there have been one more recently.

And he was the last player in England to be banned in the only time we got away with one. The authorities have always been a bit anti Cov.

 

[torchomatic]

Simms at home, Frank's first home game. Can't remember the opposition. Cardiff? Given for handball; we were lucky.

 

[Danceswithhorses]

For a team which creates so many goalmouth chances and has scored so many goals, it's really quite unbelievable that we've had so few penalties given...you would think we'd have accumulated the most penalty shouts of all the teams in the EFL.

 

[Earlsdon_Skyblue1]

For a team which creates so many goalmouth chances and has scored so many goals, it's really quite unbelievable that we've had so few penalties given...you would think we'd have accumulated the most penalty shouts of all the teams in the EFL.

It's a fair point. I always use to say the big teams get more penalty favours, and got met with the argument that they create more chances and that's why. Doesn't seem to have the same logic here.

I would be curious to know how many penalties have been given to other teams in the league, for good measure.

 

[Sky Blue Heaven]

Was our last penalty in the league vs Derby at Pride Park?

 

[Briles]

For a team which creates so many goalmouth chances and has scored so many goals, it's really quite unbelievable that we've had so few penalties given...you would think we'd have accumulated the most penalty shouts of all the teams in the EFL.

VAR will be a welcome addition next season

 

[shmmeee]

You look at touches in the oppo box:

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And pens received:

Championship - Penalties received

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And us and Wrexham stick out like sore thumbs for different reasons. Sure it’s a total coincidence the over represented teams are money sides tho.

 

[Earlsdon_Skyblue1]

You look at touches in the oppo box:

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And pens received:

Championship - Penalties received

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And us and Wrexham stick out like sore thumbs for different reasons. Sure it’s a total coincidence the over represented teams are money sides tho.

Great. Even more reason to hate Wrexham. Plug it into me.

 

[wingy]

I have been casting my mind back and it seems that we seem to have had a lot of stonewall penalties turned down against us, MVE Vs Charlton, Haji Vs Ipswich etc.
But what had got me thinking was when was the last time we were given a penalty and then when was the last time we were given a dodgy penalty.
I can think of Godden against Fulham a few years ago as being a fortunate one, but I am sure there have been one more recently.

There have been other examples across the league similar who appear to match the Godden one but no retrospective action, I'm thinking Fulham just carried so much weight in that instance?

 

[skybluecam]

I do genuinely wonder if the "Lampard's right, the refs are shite" chant has an impact.

For a while it was basically a guarantee that it would get sung before half time, almost regardless of the referee's performance.

 

[shmmeee]

I do genuinely wonder if the "Lampard's right, the refs are shite" chant has an impact.

For a while it was basically a guarantee that it would get sung before half time, almost regardless of the referee's performance.

I think you’ve probably got a point here. Also us being absolute twats every time there’s a corner probably doesn’t endear us on the refs WhatsApp

 

[torchomatic]

Was our last penalty in the league vs Derby at Pride Park?

Think so. We had one in the Carabao at Millwall too. Wright scored.

 

[skybluecam]

I think you’ve probably got a point here. Also us being absolute twats every time there’s a corner probably doesn’t endear us on the refs WhatsApp

Yes, good point - you can see these days that refs clearly know about the corner nonsense, previously it threw some of them off.

If we do have a reputation amongst refs it probably introduces a bias, conscious or not, and affects decision making.

 

[Skyblueabo1111]

VAR will be a welcome addition next season

Still got to get there.

 

[JeffB]

I do not know whether posters remember the first time Eddie Howe's Bournemouth were promoted to the Premier league. Referees appeared to worship them. They seemed to get penalties galore
For whatever reason we are not a football club which gets decisions in our favour. Our opponents on Monday evening are a football club who do appear to get decisions in their favour. Whilst this does not alter the fact that we were poor on Monday evening. A penalty decision in our favour at 0-0 would have altered the dynamics of the contest.
I have no doubt whatsoever that if a snow storm had rendered our match with Ipswich unplayable after 80 minutes. We would have been fined as a club for not taking the necessary precautions and there is nothing more certain than the result would have stood.

 

[stupot07]

We've had 2 owna

You look at touches in the oppo box:

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And pens received:

Championship - Penalties received

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And us and Wrexham stick out like sore thumbs for different reasons. Sure it’s a total coincidence the over represented teams are money sides tho.

Over the half the league have been awarded 1 or 0 pens, it would be interesting to see what the comparison is the same time last season. There's definitely been a directive to be far more lenient this season.

I think the touches in the box is a bit of a red herring. We have a lot of set pieces including long throws, even a flick on header is classed as a touch in the opposition box.

 

[wingy]

Yes, good point - you can see these days that refs clearly know about the corner nonsense, previously it threw some of them off.

If we do have a reputation amongst refs it probably introduces a bias, conscious or not, and affects decision making.

Or maybe they just favoured Ipswich?
Or be reputation?
Just surmising here?

 

[Frostie]

And he was the last player in England to be banned in the only time we got away with one. The authorities have always been a bit anti Cov.

This is untrue. There have been 2 in the EFL this season alone.

 

[rob9872]

This is untrue. There have been 2 in the EFL this season alone.

Retrospectively?

 

[Frostie]

Retrospectively?

Yes

 

[blunted]

And he was the last player in England to be banned in the only time we got away with one. The authorities have always been a bit anti Cov.

Throw in the Palmer booking against Wolves for celebrating on the pitch.
So many times teams do it, sometimes loads of players like Millwall recently. Nothing done.
Persecution complex moi.

 

[Terry_dactyl]

Throw in the Palmer booking against Wolves for celebrating on the pitch.
So many times teams do it, sometimes loads of players like Millwall recently. Nothing done.
Persecution complex moi.

That was entirely up to the referee’s discretion.
How much of a fucking mean spirited lick spittle do you have to be to book someone for celebrating a goal that will definitely see them going to Wembley?

 

[rob9872]

Yes

Do you have links/details? Genuinely not seen anything.