| Hilarious 18:26 - Sep 13 with 1646 views | BlueBirdBlue |
United losing to a ridiculous decision that’s been allowed due to the letter of the law even though it should never be a rule.
Karma didn’t hang around. Literally their next home match to even out the Maguire nonsense they benefitted from.
Lovely. |  | | |  |
| Hilarious on 18:27 - Sep 13 with 1607 views | Blue_Heath |
100% agree, as much as I hate City that was brilliant. | |
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| Hilarious on 18:28 - Sep 13 with 1582 views | WicklowBlue |
Heheheh serves them right! |  | | |
| Hilarious on 18:29 - Sep 13 with 1572 views | Blue_Uprising |
Yep boo hoo Man U
6 points after 4 games is not for everyone.
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| It’s actually different on 18:30 - Sep 13 with 1535 views | unstableblue |
By the letter of the law and “clearly attempting to play a ball which is close when this action impacts on an opponent”
Fernandez impacts the keeper, visibly
Our ridiculous VAR moment was that they ruled a blatant deliberate handball, as accidental.
All the other rules w@nkfest that followed was all immaterial. It’s a deliberate handball. And it was clear and obvious. |  |
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| Hilarious on 18:39 - Sep 13 with 1405 views | FoghornGleghorn |
Bit of a Suffolk accent on the VAR buh? | | | |
| Hilarious on 18:43 - Sep 13 with 1374 views | OldFart71 |
Whilst I will be eternally grateful to Gamechanger 20 I don't want to see American style things such as managers interviewed on the pitch during the game. I don't want to see 45 minute half times whilst some has been of a pop star fluants themselves lipsinking on the pitch.
Yes I am all for enhancing the experience. Better food and drinks, Even popcorn and ice creams. | | | |
| Hilarious on 18:43 - Sep 13 with 1373 views | patrickswell |
Just on United....
They've lost to a newly promoted side.
They couldn't hold on to 3 points at Everton.
They've lost to a team with 10 men (albeit a great team).
And in their one victory so far, they needed a player slipping over and a mind-altering reinterpretation of the handball law to get them going.
Unlucky with hitting the post twice today, though. |  | | |
| It’s actually different on 18:51 - Sep 13 with 1311 views | bsw72 |
| It’s actually different on 18:30 - Sep 13 by unstableblue |
By the letter of the law and “clearly attempting to play a ball which is close when this action impacts on an opponent”
Fernandez impacts the keeper, visibly
Our ridiculous VAR moment was that they ruled a blatant deliberate handball, as accidental.
All the other rules w@nkfest that followed was all immaterial. It’s a deliberate handball. And it was clear and obvious. |
It’s about language and semantics. Without a doubt Fernandez influences the decisions made by keeper and defender but doesn’t impact them.
The law states impact and I think it is clearly a goal that should stand had it been given onfield, however what surprised me is the VAR chose to overrule the offside decision which was given especially considering we are being told that VAR is low touch, especially as it was against Man Utd at Old Trafford.
Obviously it will rumble on, but what should be the focus is what a brilliant display by City with 10 men, at Old Trafford, nearly tactically perfect from the point Foden was dismissed. |  | | |
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| Hilarious on 19:09 - Sep 13 with 1139 views | armchaircritic59 |
| Hilarious on 18:43 - Sep 13 by OldFart71 |
Whilst I will be eternally grateful to Gamechanger 20 I don't want to see American style things such as managers interviewed on the pitch during the game. I don't want to see 45 minute half times whilst some has been of a pop star fluants themselves lipsinking on the pitch.
Yes I am all for enhancing the experience. Better food and drinks, Even popcorn and ice creams. |
Notice how our owners stay in the background and let those appointed to do so, get on with things? That's a model for any non Brit ownership to follow. As for the rest, it's just fluff, and not just down to Americans. |  | | |
| Hilarious on 19:12 - Sep 13 with 1095 views | Rimsy |
Regardless of the team playing, another ridiculous tinkering of the rules. Where do these people get these ideas from. Of no benefit to football or the fans. |  |
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| It’s actually different on 19:15 - Sep 13 with 1047 views | Dennyx4 |
| It’s actually different on 18:51 - Sep 13 by bsw72 |
It’s about language and semantics. Without a doubt Fernandez influences the decisions made by keeper and defender but doesn’t impact them.
The law states impact and I think it is clearly a goal that should stand had it been given onfield, however what surprised me is the VAR chose to overrule the offside decision which was given especially considering we are being told that VAR is low touch, especially as it was against Man Utd at Old Trafford.
Obviously it will rumble on, but what should be the focus is what a brilliant display by City with 10 men, at Old Trafford, nearly tactically perfect from the point Foden was dismissed. |
Probably Haaland was given offside on the pitch? |  | | |
| Hilarious on 19:21 - Sep 13 with 983 views | football |
Whilst the decision was wrong, it's glad that these new decisions have bit them on the backside here. Funny how they are moaning about this but didn't say a word about the handball
As for Fernandez getting Foden sent off | | | |
| It’s actually different on 19:23 - Sep 13 with 980 views | bsw72 |
| It’s actually different on 19:15 - Sep 13 by Dennyx4 |
Probably Haaland was given offside on the pitch? |
I understand why, just surprised it was. I wonder if there would have been the volume of debate had it been left as offside once it was clear that Haaland was in fact onside. Sports media do like to make mountains from molehills, and this has given them a perfect situation to milk. | | | |
| Hilarious on 19:25 - Sep 13 with 964 views | quad |
I loved the fact that Gary Neville was throwing his toys out of the pram about the injustice of the decision. Prick.
He wasn't bothered when the VAR decision went in their favour against us and the injustice of that.
Now him and the rest of Man Utd lot know how it feels. Karma is a bitch. | | | |
| Hilarious on 19:43 - Sep 13 with 825 views | FoghornGleghorn |
| Hilarious on 19:25 - Sep 13 by quad |
I loved the fact that Gary Neville was throwing his toys out of the pram about the injustice of the decision. Prick.
He wasn't bothered when the VAR decision went in their favour against us and the injustice of that.
Now him and the rest of Man Utd lot know how it feels. Karma is a bitch. |
Why are people saying this? He was pretty vocally on our side about it. | | | |
| Hilarious on 19:45 - Sep 13 with 806 views | CrayonKing |
| Hilarious on 19:25 - Sep 13 by quad |
I loved the fact that Gary Neville was throwing his toys out of the pram about the injustice of the decision. Prick.
He wasn't bothered when the VAR decision went in their favour against us and the injustice of that.
Now him and the rest of Man Utd lot know how it feels. Karma is a bitch. |
What on earth are you on about? He was very vocal about the one against us being wrong! |  | | |
| Hilarious on 20:08 - Sep 13 with 653 views | quad |
| Hilarious on 19:45 - Sep 13 by CrayonKing |
What on earth are you on about? He was very vocal about the one against us being wrong! |
OK, fair enough, my bad.
I was working when the Man U game was on.
I incorrectly assumed he would side with them. | | | |
| Hilarious on 20:09 - Sep 13 with 644 views | pointofblue |
| Hilarious on 20:08 - Sep 13 by quad |
OK, fair enough, my bad.
I was working when the Man U game was on.
I incorrectly assumed he would side with them. |
Nah - United fans call him out for being anti them more often than not! | |
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| Hilarious on 20:36 - Sep 13 with 480 views | SWLondonBlue93 |
Wouldn't be surprised if Carrick is gone by Christmas. There's a reason he got the boot from Boro after starting well. United have fallen for the same caretaker trap as they did with OGS. | | | |
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