Gilbert..
Player Valuation: £60m
He literally stopped the ball from going past him and out of play with his arm. Where does it end. This fella Salisbury. Next season just catch it and accidentally throw it in the net.
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He literally stopped the ball from going past him and out of play with his arm. Where does it end. This fella Salisbury. Next season just catch it and accidentally throw it in the net.
This referee has been suspended a few times now.
He didn't give us blatant pens v West Ham or Arsenal (I think).
Was he suspended after those games? I don't think so.
Did little old Everton say it's not fair after the game and quickly move on? Yes we did.
We've had loads of chances to really kick off, grab the headlines and make sure everyone knows we're consistently on the wrong end of game/season making decisions. We know it doesn't change result, but they'll think twice about it next time.
Do we ever do it? No we don't.
He didn't give us blatant pens v West Ham or Arsenal (I think).
Was he suspended after those games? I don't think so.
Did little old Everton say it's not fair after the game and quickly move on? Yes we did.
We've had loads of chances to really kick off, grab the headlines and make sure everyone knows we're consistently on the wrong end of game/season making decisions. We know it doesn't change result, but they'll think twice about it next time.
Do we ever do it? No we don't.
'Referee stuck with initial decision - handball offence is accidental'published at 14:16 BST
14:16 BST
Man Utd 3-2 Nott'm Forest
Premier League match centre via X, on the decision to award Manchester United's second goal despite a handball in the build up from Mbuemo:
"#MUNNFO, external – 55’ After VAR review, the referee stuck with the original decision to award a goal to Manchester United. Referee announcement: “After review, the decision of goal stands because the handball offence is accidental, therefore the final decision is goal.”
They're not even hiding it now.
The amount of professional wingers who don't know how to take a legal throw in amuse me. They wait for the full-back to take it off them 99% of the time but the 1% they don't they're like oh Christ how do I fling this sphere properly.
Both Dorgu and Zirkzee are garbage
tsubaki
Player Valuation: £90m
The only thing that will ever work is to do what Senegal did in the AFCON final, to refuse to allow a farce to continue without drawing attention to it.
The FA will hammer us for it, but the game is not going to be redeemed from its current corrupt state by inaction or even complaints via the official channels.
BainesontoastNEW
Player Valuation: £50m
I don't think this is because they don't know how to do it, just a mere tactical thing as wingers are considered more "dangerous" and therefore must be on the pitch at all times. The odd chance they do get to attempt a throw in, it baffles them due to lack of practice.
Oh yeh, I'm not saying they hand off to full-back because they can't do it, it's just the norm, but they also literally just don't know how to do it.
McCall2Radzinski
Player Valuation: £950k
Looking forward to Schmiechel's comments on this...
Think if Forest weren't already safe we'd have seen more fallout from that handball.
Bryan+
Player Valuation: £40m
Feels like Man Utd might get airlifted tot the title like Arsenal and Liverpool before them.
So fernandes will need an assist away to brighton on the final day of the season to break the assists record
Saw some comments from Carrick that he plans on playing some youth players against Brighton
Be interesting to see if fernandes breaks the record
Saw some comments from Carrick that he plans on playing some youth players against Brighton
Be interesting to see if fernandes breaks the record
The rules states using your hand to assist a goal is struck off - unless you are in the top 6 that us totally corrupt....'Referee stuck with initial decision - handball offence is accidental'published at 14:16 BST
14:16 BST
Man Utd 3-2 Nott'm Forest
Premier League
Premier League match centre via X, on the decision to award Manchester United's second goal despite a handball in the build up from Mbuemo:
"#MUNNFO, external – 55’ After VAR review, the referee stuck with the original decision to award a goal to Manchester United. Referee announcement: “After review, the decision of goal stands because the handball offence is accidental, therefore the final decision is goal.”