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2 minutes ago, Ben said:

I still think if that pen was at the other end Man Utd get it 

 

It's weird how I on one level feel desperate to agree with you, yet on another feel like it's been a long time since the days Man Utd were a club that were given a disproportionate amount of special treatment compared to other clubs.

 

Feels like we all just still suffer the after effects of our collective Fergie-Time induced PTSD :lol:

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5 hours ago, Froggy said:

 

It was the correct decision. :lol: Ashley Young deserves it as well. I've been seeing that dive from him for 15 years. 

 

Never a pen, and if it was then Maguire should have had two at the other end. 

 

Good game. Fair result. 

 

 

I'd give Young a 6.1 on that dive.

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I don't really think that was a penalty, but also once it's been given it has to stand. It's an absolute shambles that VAR goes in and changes it; there are two clear shirt pulls on Young. It's not 'clear and obvious' neither, as the ref needs loads of time to decide, and he's not even given the best angles to support his initial decision. 

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Just now, Nobody said:

I don't really think that was a penalty, but also once it's been given it has to stand. It's an absolute shambles that VAR goes in and changes it; there are two clear shirt pulls on Young. It's not 'clear and obvious' neither, as the ref needs loads of time to decide, and he's not even given the best angles to support his initial decision. 

 

They did pull his shirt but unless you are the incredible hulk you don't lift him 3 feet off the ground like he was sent.

 

 

 

edit: I guess that is the crux of it. Was the pen given because his shirt was pulled or because he was thrust airbourne?

 

 

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7 minutes ago, Nobody said:

I don't really think that was a penalty, but also once it's been given it has to stand. It's an absolute shambles that VAR goes in and changes it; there are two clear shirt pulls on Young. It's not 'clear and obvious' neither, as the ref needs loads of time to decide, and he's not even given the best angles to support his initial decision. 

 

They inherently favour the so called top clubs. They are sycophants.

 

At their ground last year this wasn't even reviewed by VAR and was just swept under the carpet. A few days later they them said VAR was right not to intervene!

 

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Young is a cheating git but the referee had a clear view of it in real time and it shouldn’t have been overturned no matter how bad the dive was.

 

No idea how low the high bar for overturning a decision now is. Remember when Longstaff nearly exchanged shirts at Wolves 2 or 3 years ago and it was deemed fair.IMG_9004.thumb.jpeg.9588f327c53ee00501d647bded7861bb.jpeg

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26 minutes ago, Tsunami said:

Young is a cheating git but the referee had a clear view of it in real time and it shouldn’t have been overturned no matter how bad the dive was.

 

No idea how low the high bar for overturning a decision now is. Remember when Longstaff nearly exchanged shirts at Wolves 2 or 3 years ago and it was deemed fair.IMG_9004.thumb.jpeg.9588f327c53ee00501d647bded7861bb.jpeg

 

 

That would indicate it was him flying though the air, not the shirt pull. Look I would have been more than happy with as penalty but that was a dive.

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1 hour ago, KaKa said:

They inherently favour the so called top clubs. They are sycophants.

 

Like Joelinton's clear handball against Spurs for Gordon's equaliser? Spurs are one of the "cartel clubs" right? Wasn't there a handball from Livramento in the same game as well? They were very easy decisions to give to Spurs if they were favouring them, but they weren't. Obviously. 

 

Everyone gets decisions for and against them. There's no bias. 

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1 hour ago, Nobody said:

I don't really think that was a penalty, but also once it's been given it has to stand. It's an absolute shambles that VAR goes in and changes it; there are two clear shirt pulls on Young. It's not 'clear and obvious' neither, as the ref needs loads of time to decide, and he's not even given the best angles to support his initial decision. 

 

It was never a pen, so I was buzzing that they didn't give it. I was shocked it was overturned though. 

 

Young only has himself to blame as well. 

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Just now, Froggy said:

 

Like Joelinton's clear handball against Spurs for Gordon's equaliser? Spurs are one of the "cartel clubs" right? Wasn't there a handball from Livramento in the same game as well? They were very easy decisions to give to Spurs if they were favouring them, but they weren't. Obviously. 

 

Everyone gets decisions for and against them. There's no bias. 

 

I'm I think pretty fair on handball decisions and joelinton's wasn't handball.

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4 minutes ago, El Prontonise said:

I'm I think pretty fair on handball decisions and joelinton's wasn't handball.

 

Regardless of whether it was or not, my point is that it could easily be given if there was any favouritism. 

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9 minutes ago, Froggy said:

 

Like Joelinton's clear handball against Spurs for Gordon's equaliser? Spurs are one of the "cartel clubs" right? Wasn't there a handball from Livramento in the same game as well? They were very easy decisions to give to Spurs if they were favouring them, but they weren't. Obviously. 

 

Everyone gets decisions for and against them. There's no bias. 

 

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If anything, you could argue that the controversy over the Joelinton ball to hand was manufactured precisely because it was against one of the 'big 6' clubs. No one in their right mind thought that was a handball. 

 

The controversy doesn't even need to be help those clubs, it can be to drive the conversation which = ÂŁ, but the end result still looks more or less the same.

 

 

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2 hours ago, Kid Icarus said:

If anything, you could argue that the controversy over the Joelinton ball to hand was manufactured precisely because it was against one of the 'big 6' clubs. No one in their right mind thought that was a handball. 

 

The controversy doesn't even need to be help those clubs, it can be to drive the conversation which = ÂŁ, but the end result still looks more or less the same.

 

You (not you) could argue anything if you're paranoid enough.

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31 minutes ago, Froggy said:

 

You (not you) could argue anything if you're paranoid enough.

You could. I don't think the big 6 getting favourable treatment is a widespread opinion for lack of evidence though, at the very least the discussion around decisions is ramped up when it involves those clubs and has the same outcome as if it were to deliberately put pressure on officials.

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Has he thought about getting everyone employed by the club to email Elon Musk with what they've achieved in the last week? Then just bin anyone who doesn't give a good enough response or doesn't reply. 

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