Match Thread Everton 2-2 Man United. Sat Feb 22nd. 12.30.

[CielosGrises]

Ah well, 1 point closer to safety.

We may have changed but the league and officials remain the same - plausible deniability to help their favourites.

 

[MaximusEvertonius]

And what sucks more is the PL website is so f-ing predictable. It’s never how we’re ascending. It’s either how courageous Man U was or how could a good club let a team like Everton nick a point.

 

[Preki]

Doucoure was clipped in the box at the end of the first half.

Is that not a clear penalty if it's Salah?

All day without any questions from the commentators.

 

[ForeverEverton]

That sub aswell, Young for Harrison... embarassing, get Alcaraz on FFS... that sub said we will hold what we have.

 

[DualityNSNO]

He’s been pulled back he’s went over from maguires touch very dramatic as well and would have probably got to the ball had he not. Again should of been a pen but he’s over sold it

Well Garner got a yellow for not touching a player who oversold dropping like he's been shot in the middle of the pitch, so no idea how it's relevant how much he's sold it - being pulled back by 2 players is a foul; a foul in the box = penalty. Result? "VAR overturned it, nothing".

Surely if it's a dive then Young will get a yellow card anyway?

 

[Amw79]

We can't talk about VAR when the did a good job the other week..

Yeah we can. If it does a good job sometimes, and a terrible job another time, then it’s no different to just leaving to the ref.

 

[GoldenToffee]

A draw that feels like a crushing defeat thanks to a corrupt set of officials.

 

[BlueStevie35]

A very simple solution is for the VAR commentary to be broadcast in the stadium and on TV.

The clubs don’t want that but it’s something PGMOL have wanted to happen

 

[catcherintherye]

Cheated again

 

[Stephen Gibson]

I try to keep a rational head when it comes to football but sometimes you do really have to question the powers that be. That's a penalty all day every day. Also noticed the recent length of all VAR decisions in our games is getting ridiculous. It feels like we are suddenly being micro analysed for every little aspect for & against.

 

[rpm164]

Did VAR show Madley the other angle?

 

[f.t.r.s]

In a league where gakpo gets a penalty for tripping himself up the other week you can't be overturning that....

The league would have a fit if utd finished near the relegation zone

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Why on earth did the VAR keep showing angles that didn't show the clear as day chunk of Young's shirt the United defender had? An utter farce.

 

[AS Roma_fan]

I'd expect such robberies to take place in case of actual risk of relegation for United. But I don't think they risk anything. Why do they act like this for nothing? Nonsense.

 

[BigBeto1]

The amount of time we’ve spent over the past few games sat watching VAR trying to figure out how they can give a decision against us is ridiculous.

The ball hit Branthwaite in the face at one point and they had to watch it 3 times to confirm it. Blatant cheating