It genuinely seems like he’s coked up tonight
This is his issue. He’s full of adrenalin, desperately wanting us to win, and it’s objectively impacting upon his ability to commentate on the game.Hes literally shitting hinself over every decision and its coming through in his commentary
It doesn'tIt’s not splitting hairs. Neville said over and over over that he didn’t touch the ball, when he clearly did. It changes the whole context of the whether it’s a red or a yellow.
Settles the debate, VARs been utterly flawless since its inception, no question about it.It was a foul though, VAR gave it too?!
If it wasn't United he was commenting on, I'd have found it comical and amusing.The fact he described Brady’s challenge as “yellow at best” and didn’t seem to take any issue with Maguires disallowed goal. It says it all really.
He said Brady would be lucky to stay on and repeatedly said the Maguire one was really harsh?The fact he described Brady’s challenge as “yellow at best” and didn’t seem to take any issue with Maguires disallowed goal. It says it all really.
But enough about yoursDreadful post.
After several replays of seeing it too. I can understand those who may have thought it was a red but it was clear as day he got some of the ball.Shaw clearly got the ball. Why couldn't Neill see that?
The way he went on about that Bailly thing I was fully expecting on the replay to see Bailly had headbutted him or something.This is his issue. He’s full of adrenalin, desperately wanting us to win, and it’s objectively impacting upon his ability to commentate on the game.
He commentates like he’s in the boozer with his mates. It was obvious when Bailly and Barnes clashed in the box
I thought it was harsh in fairness but you can see why it was disallowed.Settles the debate, VARs been utterly flawless since its inception, no question about it.
Why did you know the thread would be bumped at that particular moment, out of curiosity?I knew this fecking awful thread would be bumped, Neville was right, if that had been a Burnley challenge we'd be screaming for him to be sent off.
He didn't though, he just said The defender went down holding his face... Which he did. He said he didn't see what happened though.The way he went on about that Bailly thing I was fully expecting on the replay to see Bailly had headbutted him or something.
Then you see the replay and it's fecking nothing at all.
Neville needs to calm down
I would normally say the same. But bloody hell that was blood boiling infuriating.You people need to calm down
I get that, but if that tackle is considered dangerous then most tackles could be depending on where the other player’s legs are. The only reason Shaw has followed through like that is because the Burnley player was later getting to the ball.It doesn't
A red would be for dangerous play /being out of control... Getting the ball, even loads of it, has nothing to do with that.
Whether you think it's a red or not (and I don't) you could see someone getting sent off for something like that in a different game.
Completely made up, he said nothing of the sort. Its got to the stage where we're inventing things so we can criticise him.The way he went on about that Bailly thing I was fully expecting on the replay to see Bailly had headbutted him or something.
Then you see the replay and it's fecking nothing at all.
Neville needs to calm down
I agree... But with VAR and slow motion and what not, would you have been that shocked if he pulled out a red?I get that, but if that tackle is considered dangerous then most tackles could be depending on where the other player’s legs are. The only reason Shaw has followed through like that is because the Burnley player was later getting to the ball.
People are moaning that he's blind. A point coincidentally strengthened by that bizarre incident.He doesn’t believe everything should go our way big whoop. Embarrassing on here. Ben Mee takes the ball to the face and he was screaming for a UTD pen.
I guess nothing really shocks me any more when it comes to that kind of thing. One thing that annoys me is the effect that commentators can have on the narrative. Neville saying over and over that he didn’t get the ball means that it became a massive talking point, when it really didn’t warrant it.I agree... But with VAR and slow motion and what not, would you have been that shocked if he pulled out a red?