Why would you be surprised “as a Gooner”? about the lack of backlash?
It didn’t really have a significant impact on the result so does it really matter that much?
Was a shocking decision which luckily didn't affect the outcome. Imagine that at 0-0 in a big game later in the season.
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Liverpool goal offside? Shock horror.....
Yep it was miles offside.
Last season we had goals ruled out and not given perfectly legal...about time it turned for us
West Ham should’ve had 1 player sent off and could’ve had another one off for tripping Keita.
West Ham were well beaten and it could’ve been 6 or 7, now wrap up.
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posted 4 minutes ago
Was a shocking decision which luckily didn't affect the outcome. Imagine that at 0-0 in a big game later in the season.
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If its a 0-0 game, then it seems a goals was correctly flagged as offside
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posted 36 seconds ago
Why would you be surprised “as a Gooner”? about the lack of backlash?
It didn’t really have a significant impact on the result so does it really matter that much?
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I am surprised because it is in the nature of sport and true athletes to fight for everything. There are some that will say that that goal would not affect the final result. This maybe true but come the end of the season that goal may affect your position on the table which in turn will cost you millions in funds .
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Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
“This maybe true but come the end of the season that goal may affect your position on the table which in turn will cost you millions in funds”
If the decision benefitted us how would it potentially cost us millions? Surely we’d potentially gain millions from gaining a place or two?
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 39 seconds ago
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
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Do we know which clubs opposed it?
comment by KLS (U1695)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 39 seconds ago
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
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Do we know which clubs opposed it?
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Man Utd, City and Spurs.
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comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KLS (U1695)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 39 seconds ago
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
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Do we know which clubs opposed it?
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Man Utd, City and Spurs.
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Would be interesting to know whether they did any research into how many decisions they’ve benefited from before voting against.
some offsides are tough decisions but he wasn't even running ,nobody was moving,im sure the linesman can explain why he cheated
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by KLS (U1695)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 39 seconds ago
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
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Do we know which clubs opposed it?
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Man Utd, City and Spurs.
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Weird
City and Pep want VAR, of course they would after the CL fiasco
My fault, i harangued that lino for not being up with play when he failed to flag arnautovic offside. Thereon he evened it up with letting Mane go through.
Evened itself out
I think it’s disgraceful that you read the s#n
There was no CL fiasco...
They didn’t even have a shot on target in the QF first leg....
They got hammered!
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 hour, 2 minutes ago
comment by KLS (U1695)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 39 seconds ago
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
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Do we know which clubs opposed it?
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Man Utd, City and Spurs.
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We opposed it due to Brexit.
First game of last season, Watford equalised in injury time agianst Liverpool, with a goal that was a mile offside.
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Mane's second goal was a mile offside!
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posted on 12/8/18
He only scored two!
posted on 12/8/18
Why would you be surprised “as a Gooner”? about the lack of backlash?
It didn’t really have a significant impact on the result so does it really matter that much?
posted on 12/8/18
Was a shocking decision which luckily didn't affect the outcome. Imagine that at 0-0 in a big game later in the season.
posted on 12/8/18
You’ve edited the title now you need to edit the article.
posted on 12/8/18
Liverpool goal offside? Shock horror.....
posted on 12/8/18
Yep it was miles offside.
Last season we had goals ruled out and not given perfectly legal...about time it turned for us
posted on 12/8/18
West Ham should’ve had 1 player sent off and could’ve had another one off for tripping Keita.
West Ham were well beaten and it could’ve been 6 or 7, now wrap up.
posted on 12/8/18
comment by Shaun M - We're gonna finish 8th (U9955)
posted 4 minutes ago
Was a shocking decision which luckily didn't affect the outcome. Imagine that at 0-0 in a big game later in the season.
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If its a 0-0 game, then it seems a goals was correctly flagged as offside
posted on 12/8/18
comment by FieldsofAnnieRd (U18971)
posted 36 seconds ago
Why would you be surprised “as a Gooner”? about the lack of backlash?
It didn’t really have a significant impact on the result so does it really matter that much?
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I am surprised because it is in the nature of sport and true athletes to fight for everything. There are some that will say that that goal would not affect the final result. This maybe true but come the end of the season that goal may affect your position on the table which in turn will cost you millions in funds .
posted on 12/8/18
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posted on 12/8/18
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
posted on 12/8/18
“This maybe true but come the end of the season that goal may affect your position on the table which in turn will cost you millions in funds”
If the decision benefitted us how would it potentially cost us millions? Surely we’d potentially gain millions from gaining a place or two?
posted on 12/8/18
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 39 seconds ago
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
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Do we know which clubs opposed it?
posted on 12/8/18
comment by KLS (U1695)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 39 seconds ago
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
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Do we know which clubs opposed it?
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Man Utd, City and Spurs.
posted on 12/8/18
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posted on 12/8/18
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posted on 12/8/18
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by KLS (U1695)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 39 seconds ago
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
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Do we know which clubs opposed it?
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Man Utd, City and Spurs.
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Would be interesting to know whether they did any research into how many decisions they’ve benefited from before voting against.
posted on 12/8/18
some offsides are tough decisions but he wasn't even running ,nobody was moving,im sure the linesman can explain why he cheated
posted on 12/8/18
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by KLS (U1695)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 39 seconds ago
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
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Do we know which clubs opposed it?
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Man Utd, City and Spurs.
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Weird
posted on 12/8/18
City and Pep want VAR, of course they would after the CL fiasco
posted on 12/8/18
My fault, i harangued that lino for not being up with play when he failed to flag arnautovic offside. Thereon he evened it up with letting Mane go through.
Evened itself out
posted on 12/8/18
I think it’s disgraceful that you read the s#n
posted on 12/8/18
There was no CL fiasco...
They didn’t even have a shot on target in the QF first leg....
They got hammered!
posted on 12/8/18
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 1 hour, 2 minutes ago
comment by KLS (U1695)
posted 7 seconds ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 39 seconds ago
Terrible decision for that goal, no idea how the lino missed it.
Wouldn't have changed the result though, Liverpool won with ease.
However, VAR could have seen Sterling sent off in the 4th minute (before he scored) or two stonewall penalties for Arsenal given. Game changing non-decisions.
You can see why certain clubs opposed it.
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Do we know which clubs opposed it?
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Man Utd, City and Spurs.
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We opposed it due to Brexit.
posted on 12/8/18
First game of last season, Watford equalised in injury time agianst Liverpool, with a goal that was a mile offside.
No backlash, no backlash articles.🤔
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