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22 hours ago, RedArmy said:

Ravaged by injuries, they’ll turn it around. They looked good before the injuries started. 

Hoping they can recover for next week, want to see a proper battle in the West Ham derby match 

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18 minutes ago, Saint NL said:

It's dawned on me that I don't understand the offside rule at all. Or are the officials just making it up as they go?

Even Haaland seemed confused it was going to be given! 

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1 hour ago, Saint NL said:

It's dawned on me that I don't understand the offside rule at all. Or are the officials just making it up as they go?

In this case, the key part of the rule is that the player has to be "clearly attempting to play a ball which is close *when this action impacts on an opponent*".

Fernandez was obviously attempting to play the ball, but arguably did not impact the goalkeeper, and not enough for var.

I think bristols goal had more of a case for offside that man city's did.

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37 minutes ago, pingpong said:

In this case, the key part of the rule is that the player has to be "clearly attempting to play a ball which is close *when this action impacts on an opponent*".

Fernandez was obviously attempting to play the ball, but arguably did not impact the goalkeeper, and not enough for var.

I think bristols goal had more of a case for offside that man city's did.

He impacted the centre back and the goalie. Horrendous decision.

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3 hours ago, LuckyNumber7 said:

Coventry look pretty horrendous, they've not really strengthened the team that got them promoted. Also weird that they're wearing Sheffield Wednesday shirts.

 

2 hours ago, Turkish said:

Meanwhile Hull who scraped into the play offs are unbeaten in 3rd

And Hull bought a shed load of new premier league level players, didn't they...? Here's hoping Sport Republic are looking and learning, after our last Premier League debacle...

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4 hours ago, benjii said:

He impacted the centre back and the goalie. Horrendous decision.

Officials at the game made the right call - it took VAR to get it wrong. If we do go up, I hate the prospect of being subject to that again.

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5 hours ago, pingpong said:

In this case, the key part of the rule is that the player has to be "clearly attempting to play a ball which is close *when this action impacts on an opponent*".

Fernandez was obviously attempting to play the ball, but arguably did not impact the goalkeeper, and not enough for var.

I think bristols goal had more of a case for offside that man city's did.

You look a bit stupid mate. Every fan can see that was a mental call by VAR. Stop the game for 3 minutes to overturn a correct decision beggars belief. Oh and the refs association have recognised this

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Posted

What a fucking ridiculous VAR decision at old trafford

Fernandez threw himself at the ball in the middle of the goal. Clearly offside 

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The absolute worst thing about that decision is that the ref got it right, was overruled and var didn't give the option for an onfield review. 

Shambles 

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16 hours ago, dsrdorset said:

Coventry's start to the season is simply wonderful!! 😁 Awwww poor Frank 🤣

Lots of camera shots of him looking shell shocked during 2nd half (same with members of the crowd) , horrible afternoon being outclassed at home by Brighton for them , no goals scored in any of their 4 games , early days but could be a long old season for Cov 

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17 hours ago, benjii said:

He impacted the centre back and the goalie. Horrendous decision.

Yeah but the ball was deflected off the defenders foot so playing him onside or doesn't that count anymore  ?

A better point is that the rules are now so complex with 6 caveats that no ref can work to those rules on the pitch in a split second or even after 10 mins thought .

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3 minutes ago, East Kent Saint said:

Yeah but the ball was deflected off the defenders foot so playing him onside or doesn't that count anymore  ?

A better point is that the rules are now so complex with 6 caveats that no ref can work to those rules on the pitch in a split second or even after 10 mins thought .

It was a piece of piss to call within 10 seconds

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Foden red was harsh as replay shows Bruno kneeing him into touch then a sly boot to the arse before Foden brushed him with his leg . Bruno then , as usual , play acted just like Enzo for City did to get a free kick , they are a bunch of cheats . 

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7 hours ago, AlexLaw76 said:

What a fucking ridiculous VAR decision at old trafford

Fernandez threw himself at the ball in the middle of the goal. Clearly offside 

Maybe it was that “these things even themselves out over a season” thing - albeit over few seasons in this case. If you cast you mind back to the goal United scored where the ball was punted up field Rashford was miles offside and moved to within inches of the ball, motioned to play it, stopped, and a team mate rattled it into the goal. Everyone not of a Man U persuasion was stunned Rashford was not flagged offside for definitely being in play and the goal standing. 
 

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4 minutes ago, John Boy Saint said:

Maybe it was that “these things even themselves out over a season” thing - albeit over few seasons in this case. If you cast you mind back to the goal United scored where the ball was punted up field Rashford was miles offside and moved to within inches of the ball, motioned to play it, stopped, and a team mate rattled it into the goal. Everyone not of a Man U persuasion was stunned Rashford was not flagged offside for definitely being in play and the goal standing. 
 

I thought it was funny and especially enjoyable after the serial cheat Fernandes kicked Foden twice and received nothing as punishment

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2 hours ago, East Kent Saint said:

Yeah but the ball was deflected off the defenders foot so playing him onside or doesn't that count anymore  ?

A better point is that the rules are now so complex with 6 caveats that no ref can work to those rules on the pitch in a split second or even after 10 mins thought .

Being 'played on' went out years ago.

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16 hours ago, DellBlockH said:

Officials at the game made the right call - it took VAR to get it wrong. If we do go up, I hate the prospect of being subject to that again.

Its so embarassing, VAR brought in to make sure officials dont make errors is actually now over ruling correct decisions with wrong ones, it's ridiculous. 

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2 hours ago, tdmickey3 said:

I thought it was funny and especially enjoyable after the serial cheat Fernandes kicked Foden twice and received nothing as punishment

He’s such a little rat cunt is Fernandes. How he managed to bag the honour of Man United captain is a mystery.

Knives are already out for Carrick, really is rinse and repeat at Old Trafford nowadays. 

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Anyone can fuck up in their job but when your one role is this you really need to be taken off duties until you can understand the fucking basics that every fan (exception being pingpong) knows.

From BBC: The video assistant referee for the Manchester derby, Matt Donohue, and his assistant VAR, Blake Antrobus, have not been appointed for this weekend's Premier League games.

 

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1 hour ago, whelk said:

Anyone can fuck up in their job but when your one role is this you really need to be taken off duties until you can understand the fucking basics that every fan (exception being pingpong) knows.

From BBC: The video assistant referee for the Manchester derby, Matt Donohue, and his assistant VAR, Blake Antrobus, have not been appointed for this weekend's Premier League games.

 

I didn't say it should be a goal, I said it wasn't enough for var to overturn, and I pointed out the correct rule.  Bbc article agrees and stated the decision should have gone to the ref.

I also said bristols goal was just as questionable, and a very similar situation - also shouldn't have been a goal as you can see peretz was impacted and immediately claimed for it.

I stand by that.

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2 hours ago, bpsaint said:

He’s such a little rat cunt is Fernandes. How he managed to bag the honour of Man United captain is a mystery.

Knives are already out for Carrick, really is rinse and repeat at Old Trafford nowadays. 

Wilcox has made such a difference 🙂

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