Absolutely no chance something like that happens if a goal against Liverpool had been incorrectly ruled out.
It is called agenda.
Don't worry about this one, Martial was well off, and he touched it onto their defender for it to go in.
Oh ok, I listened on the radio and they suggested he may have been behind the ball when it was played
It was offside.
It helps distract from the fact that they lost because they self-destructed (incl. booting it into their own net).
I haven't been able to find it, as I did go to look for it. From memory, I think he was the Spurs manager at the time and he was discussing transfers and how things got handled - with the insinuation being that millions where being spent/offered without anyone really doing any due diligence, but this was common in football in all areas.
Someone recently made a complaint about playing too much football and as per usual they react by doing the wrong thing. That's my theory anyway.
Neville and cara said this would happen when they had that sit down with Webb after about 2 game weeks.
A thought just occurred to me. Say gks time wasting on goal kicks, which is probably the most common source of time wasting. As well as issuing a yellow card, the gk forfeits the goal kick and the other team are awarded a free kick on the edge of the box with only 3 players allowed in the wall, and no one else is allowed in the box.
YOU CAN’T DO THAT PAUL THERES LAWS THERES PROTOCOLS AND THAT REF WONT BE SEEN AGAIN THIS SEASON
They have a toxic fan base because the media have blown smoke up their asses for more than 30 years now.
No, they stopped it after restart because the check was still on-going and the ref jumped the gun.
This is unbelievable, why are referees all so inconsistent and useless?
It’ll be 2 and 4 in the next two games we’re chasing and back to 10 and 12 in the next two games we’re leading.
Yes.
The point is according to last week's shenanigans he can't stop it if he restarted it. But this week he can.
Looks that way, so why hasn't it been communicated to the fans? Clear as mud refereeing.
They just decide on a week by week basis which rules to bother with.
Well either that or they are implying he has a bias against Liverpool. Neither is a good look.
Surely it's just swings and roundabouts though. If United are ever on the end of a really bad VAR decision I have no doubt the media will be just as outraged and dedicate a week's worth of shows to highlighting the injustice of it all on United's behalf.
Indeed, they don't have a clue what they're doing half the time.
Haven't seen Bissouma's red. Was it the correct call?
In the end VAR came into the game for giving fair decisions. So it should overrule any thing to give fair decision.
Yes he dived and got a 2nd yellow for simulation.
I think so, he prevented a clear scoring opportunity with no intention to play the ball.
I’d say there’s a case both ways. He’s pulling him back to prevent a tap-in. The point not made in commentary is that he’s also pulling on him to hook his body round to make the tackle. On balance I’d go for red because he can’t do A before doing B.
