I think I have done such an idiot thing,so I don’t have any excuse.fecking hell.
I’m sorry.
postgame:Arsenal vs Manchester City
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
I’m sorry.
I hate arsenal and I hate city but I hate injustice even more. That refereeing/VAR display was a complete embarrassment to this league. You begin to wonder if the conspiracy theories about them buying the league might have a grain of truth.
PS . I cannot believe the amount of City supporters on here but then again you need FANS to have your own FAN forum
PS . I cannot believe the amount of City supporters on here but then again you need FANS to have your own FAN forum
No need to be sorry. Just double down.
The OP has huge potential meme material
I'm 80-20 United-Arsenal to be fair.
TBH,I‘m so mad at referee and var.They made some terrible decisions in a lot of matches,not only in this match but other matches too.But I think I’ve acted like 3 years old boy who lack of restraint too(before I edit my post).I hate arsenal and I hate city but I hate injustice even more. That refereeing/VAR display was a complete embarrassment to this league. You begin to wonder if the conspiracy theories about them buying the league might have a grain of truth.
PS . I cannot believe the amount of City supporters on here but then again you need FANS to have your own FAN forum
How about your opinion in this match,cause you tell me that you are a bit of Gunners.
The replays of the Arsenal penalty shout pretty clearly indicate that Odegaard treads on Ederson's foot, which prevents him from getting to the ball and therefore constitutes a foul on Ederson. It's a shame that the awful commentary failed to ever mention this as I'm pretty sure it would have cleared things up for most viewers.
From Liverpool fan,I think the referee should give both Bernardo and Odgaard penalties.
They deserve to have it.
I don't understand what the problem was. All of the decisions were correct?
The Arse pen the keeper gets the ball and also gets trodden on in the process. The City penalty I thought was just blatant even though he was half way through a pathetic dive.
Second yellow was arguably a bit harsh but then if you're dumb enough to get booked for trying to kick the penalty spot away you don't get to blame the ref.
Arsenal were really unlucky just on the balance of the game but then if they'd kept their discipline they'd have probably kept 11 players on the pitch and won. Instead they decided to go into victim mode.
Keown's completely childish commentary was also enough on its own to make me glad they lost
The Arse pen the keeper gets the ball and also gets trodden on in the process. The City penalty I thought was just blatant even though he was half way through a pathetic dive.
Second yellow was arguably a bit harsh but then if you're dumb enough to get booked for trying to kick the penalty spot away you don't get to blame the ref.
Arsenal were really unlucky just on the balance of the game but then if they'd kept their discipline they'd have probably kept 11 players on the pitch and won. Instead they decided to go into victim mode.
Keown's completely childish commentary was also enough on its own to make me glad they lost
Except if Odegaard hadn't stepped on Ederson's foot (accidentally of course) then Ederson would likely have got the ball. There's a good reason the penalty wasn't given and the confusion only comes from that reason not being communicated to the fans.
The biggest problem with VAR is that we're made to speculate about the referee's thought process.
For Gabriel two yellow-cards,I also think it was such a big controversy.It can be viewed in a lot of perspectives and I have my view about it too.
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Gabriel lost his head for the second yellow. Over motivated, he steamed in and wasn’t calm enough to resist pulling back Jesus when he got done on the turn. Looked like a straightforward decision.
Well said.I hate arsenal and I hate city but I hate injustice even more. That refereeing/VAR display was a complete embarrassment to this league. You begin to wonder if the conspiracy theories about them buying the league might have a grain of truth.
PS . I cannot believe the amount of City supporters on here but then again you need FANS to have your own FAN forum
I would agree with your statement about Gabriel,like I’ve said before he deserved a second yellow.
I’m so impress with Arsenal today. Before Gabriel got red card,they even played as well as City(different tactics for both Team).
i thought the city pen was soft but it's not an outrage that it's given or anything
the rest of the big decisions looked clear-cut and correct
how can anyone dispute that red card? it's as clear as day
the rest of the big decisions looked clear-cut and correct
how can anyone dispute that red card? it's as clear as day
Odegaard pen was the only one that really might have gone either way on another day.
Gabriel was an idiot, plain and simple.
Gabriel was an idiot, plain and simple.
I though Rodri deserved yellow card (before he was shirtless) and they had other controversies too.
That was hilarious... He made it sound like Laporte committed GBH on Martinelli.
Everyone has different opinions.So,I respect your opinion .
And imho I’m not impress on this match refereeing performance.
Saka went into the crowd when he scored and should have been booked. Then later, he eventually got booked, so the only thing Atwell got wrong today was failing to issue that initial standard booking.
No you don't. @Pogue Mahone doesn't seem too sure what he's saying, he's critical and then admits that is harsh. Arsenal should feel so lucky United even care about a little old London team
My comment was made based on the thread title, which has now been changed.
I do agree that it was an entertaining game, but today showed the inconsistencies of VAR, hence my comment.
Well he couldn't have could he, otherwise he wouldn't have overturned his decision regards City's penalty. He did; however, have a good performance.Referee got every single decision correct. Gabriel is such a feck-wit
I’m perfectly sure what I’m saying. It was a very good refereeing performance but if anyone is determined to nit-pick then he could be criticised for not taking a harder line with the Arsenal players relentless whining and arguing after the red card. He got all the other decisions spot on.No you don't. @Pogue Mahone doesn't seem too sure what he's saying, he's critical and then admits that is harsh. Arsenal should feel so lucky United even care about a little old London team
I’m no fan of VAR but it did exactly what it was supposed to do there. In real time the referee couldn’t see the shirt pull from his angle. So VAR gave him the opportunity to have a look at a piece of the action he wouldn’t have otherwise seen.
The other incident was different in that he had a perfect view and watching a replay would add nothing useful.
As an Arsenal fan, it was a great performance let down by a couple of stupid moments. The Odegaard pen shout should have been taken to VAR but otherwise no real complaints about the refereeing. Xakha made it too easy for the ref by grabbing the shirt and Gabriel's red card was his own fault.
I think you'll find a lot of teams attempt to surround the referee when he's making key decisions, however I thought you said it would be a harsh criticism to claim they all lost their heads. I think we can certainly say that Gabriel did, that's hardly the whole team.
The ref had a crowd of Arsenal players in his ear every single time he gave a free against them in the closing stages. He chose not to take them on, which was probably the right way to handle it. Although you could also argue he shouldn’t have stood for that much backchat. I was only bringing it up as a possible criticism, for anyone determined to criticise. Because there was zero justification for criticism with any of his other decisions.I think you'll find a lot of teams attempt to surround the referee when he's making key decisions, however I thought you said it would be a harsh criticism to claim they all lost their heads. I think we can certainly say that Gabriel did, that's hardly the whole team.
Well we we're hardly going to watch the whole game back just to check your claims but it wasn't the impression or the view I got. Anyway, your first comments seem to be developing now and I'll choose to leave you to it, I simply feel you are trying to make something out of nothing while ignoring the fact that a lot of teams do the same finding themselves in what turned out to be a good game overall but pressurised. It's a bit of a shame but I'd probably be mistaken in expecting any less.
Well put, the decisions were correct, I feared the worse when ederson went in and it went to var but as soon as it showed a replay it certainly wasn't a foul. Bernie was taken knee high even if he made the most of it.
Arsenal were superb but lost their heads, keown shouldn't be allowed to commentate on an arse game again, he was pathetic.
Was anything mentioned about all the shite thrown at rodri by the Tarquin fans?
I thought the Gabriel red was fair, and I thought it was a penalty against Silva. He dived but Xhaka was foolish to grab the shirt. I thought the Odegaard moment was a penalty, but the difference between that and the Silva one was more obvious, whereas with the Ederson challenge it took a view viewings from different angles to confirm it, so I can understand why VAR didn't call him to the monitor as it did with the Silva incident.
Are you okay? Are you sad? Feeling alone?
What was the post?
It’s the inconsistency that’s baffling. I think both penalties stand if the ref gives them and then VAR checks but he only gives one, can he tell if Ederson takes the man first when it seems people are divided even with slow motion replays? He can’t. ñ
Biggest thing that annoys me though is City seem to have some kind of immunity from is professional fouls - Rodri and/or Fernandinho will have about 4-5 lives per gamebefore they get a yellow.
Biggest thing that annoys me though is City seem to have some kind of immunity from is professional fouls - Rodri and/or Fernandinho will have about 4-5 lives per gamebefore they get a yellow.
You can see it quoted on the first page. Just imagine a typical matchday post but from an Arsenal fanWhat was the post?
It was a clear penalty on Bernardo, there can be no arguments there. In fact the ref should have seen that in real time. Arsenal's shout was equally correct. It wasn't obvious even with VAR so the on field decision can't be changed.
I don't know what it is with Arsenal fans, 20 years of irrelevance but give them a couple of wins on the trot and they are are as entitled and arrogant as they ever were.
I don't know what it is with Arsenal fans, 20 years of irrelevance but give them a couple of wins on the trot and they are are as entitled and arrogant as they ever were.
Don't think we stopped in between the wins either.
Ref wasn't content with giving a Red card, denying us a penalty and then giving City one. They were even defending for City.
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