The so called death penalty was applied to multiple university teams in the late 20th century. The two that come immediately come to mind are SMU in football and UK in bball. As a lifetime uk fan and grad, it was very hard to take because the final piece of evidence was such a stupidity it was tough to believe.
The uk death penalty ultimately lead to some of the greatest highs in program history and the subsequent teams are remembered very fondly.
So give the death penalty, what ever that means in the PL and move on.
The so called death penalty was applied to multiple university teams in the late 20th century. The two that come immediately come to mind are SMU in football and UK in bball. As a lifetime uk fan and grad, it was very hard to take because the final piece of evidence was such a stupidity it was tough to believe.
The uk death penalty ultimately lead to some of the greatest highs in program history and the subsequent teams are remembered very fondly.
So give the death penalty, what ever that means in the PL and move on.
The lads had .5 xG up to 60 minutes, if I’m eyeballing your progression chart correctly.
It was incorrect, I looked at the value of the last chance and not the cumulative. Updated and corrected.
I’ll double check that