Utd getting loads of luck so far , 2 disallowed goals .
The refs and VAR have their favourites and agendas.
Mourinho has pist off that many referees over the years, most of them are now anti Mourinho, hence why we get absolutely fack all decisions, which has been evident so far. The officials started doing the same after Poch called out Mike Dean at Burnley also.
The whole game is corrupt, bias and agendas left right and centre, and there is nothing we can do about it. Anybody who dare speak out about it just gets fined for misconduct.
comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 37 minutes ago
Utd getting loads of luck so far , 2 disallowed goals .
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A clear foul and the other clearly offside, that`s not lucky, that is the correct decisions being applied for once.
Was watching the Burnley vs Leceister and that ref was trying his best to give everything to Leceister.
I know fans of my club are also guilty of this, but it's starting to get rather amusing seeing everyone turn into little "Hafi's" with all their itemized lists of grievances and lost points.
I mean, what's next? Conspiracy theories about an all-powerful cabal of hooded men sitting around a table in a Swiss castle making individual VAR calls 2 seasons in advance?
Which studs up tackle was that?
comment by Billy The Yidd (U3924)
posted 1 hour, 23 minutes ago
comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 37 minutes ago
Utd getting loads of luck so far , 2 disallowed goals .
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A clear foul and the other clearly offside, that`s not lucky, that is the correct decisions being applied for once.
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Clearly offside I’ll give you, but please thanks those bitter blinkers of and at least admit it wasn’t ‘clearly’ a foul!!
comment by CutMeAndIBleedRed (U7593)
posted 0 seconds ago
comment by Billy The Yidd (U3924)
posted 1 hour, 23 minutes ago
comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 37 minutes ago
Utd getting loads of luck so far , 2 disallowed goals .
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A clear foul and the other clearly offside, that`s not lucky, that is the correct decisions being applied for once.
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Clearly offside I’ll give you, but please thanks those bitter blinkers of and at least admit it wasn’t ‘clearly’ a foul!!
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Take not thanks!!
VAR has cost Arsenal around 11 points this season, think Arsenal are the ones being done over by VAR.
I don't even care about the throw in. It didn't directly lead to a goal. Not sure about the other matters but dodgy decisions are the least of our problems right now. What we need to do is just play better so dodgy decisions don't affect our results.
Weve been lucky with decisions on the whole tbh especially have more points than our performances warrant
comment by Phendombele (U20037)
posted 5 minutes ago
Weve been lucky with decisions on the whole tbh especially have more points than our performances warrant
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What lucky decisions have we had that have benefited us? The couple of VAR decisions that went in Spurs favour were actually the correct decisions.
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 45 minutes ago
I don't even care about the throw in. It didn't directly lead to a goal. Not sure about the other matters but dodgy decisions are the least of our problems right now. What we need to do is just play better so dodgy decisions don't affect our results.
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It really gets on my nerves when the channel showing the game really focus on whether a throw/corner/free kick was correctly given. If we defend the thing properly it won't matter a jot. Same thing happened with a corner at Burnley last season and Poch went mental.
Just because its wrongly given doesn't mean they have to score from it.
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 20 minutes ago
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 45 minutes ago
I don't even care about the throw in. It didn't directly lead to a goal. Not sure about the other matters but dodgy decisions are the least of our problems right now. What we need to do is just play better so dodgy decisions don't affect our results.
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It really gets on my nerves when the channel showing the game really focus on whether a throw/corner/free kick was correctly given. If we defend the thing properly it won't matter a jot. Same thing happened with a corner at Burnley last season and Poch went mental.
Just because its wrongly given doesn't mean they have to score from it.
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That's not the point. It was a 100 per cent wrong decision. As were at least two yesterday, one of which should have resulted in a penalty, and one in a sending off.
That throw in decision against Pool was clear as day, of course we should defend it better but we wouldn't have to if the officials gave the correct decisions.
It is the finer details that can make the biggest difference.
comment by sandy (U20567)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 20 minutes ago
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 45 minutes ago
I don't even care about the throw in. It didn't directly lead to a goal. Not sure about the other matters but dodgy decisions are the least of our problems right now. What we need to do is just play better so dodgy decisions don't affect our results.
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It really gets on my nerves when the channel showing the game really focus on whether a throw/corner/free kick was correctly given. If we defend the thing properly it won't matter a jot. Same thing happened with a corner at Burnley last season and Poch went mental.
Just because its wrongly given doesn't mean they have to score from it.
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That's not the point. It was a 100 per cent wrong decision. As were at least two yesterday, one of which should have resulted in a penalty, and one in a sending off.
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I'm not sure about the hand ball as I don't think he meant it and his arm wasn't that high however I agree that the failure to at least book Robertson last week and Capoue (for his challenge on Tanganga) this week was crazy.
Do you not think the failure to deal with a throw in that bounced on the edge of our box was a bigger disgrace than the wrongful award to Liverpool?
We would have had a goal in the old days. And I don't think VAR can measure millimeters. There's a human looking at VAR and making the decision.
We have had some awful decisions - Rose handball v City, Sissoko handball v Liverpool, Son's red card v Everton, Our disallowed goal to go 2-0 up V Leicester.
We've also had some clear pens (prior to VAR) that have unbelievably been missed.
I'm sure everyone feels this way about their side, but VAR does seem to be strange.
Aubameyang's challenge v Palace could have been seen in the same way as Robertson's v Spurs.
Red card for one, nothing for the other.
I think it was Robertson that kicked out off the ball also, which could have been seen in the same way as Son's recent red card - a needless act of aggression.
Red card for one - nothing for the other.
I'm actually glad Jose is speaking out against VAR - well speaking without speaking, as it will pressure referees to side with us on decisions.
There's no way a referee would give a big 50/50 decision in Poch's favour if he was playing a Ferguson side.
What irritates me, is when they get a referee / former referee to look at the decisions by VAR.
During our game v Palace the numpty justified all the decisions as correct calls and then with one that couldn't be justified, he said 'I've got no where to go with this one'.
That line alone shows it's a referees club and they'll back them all the way unless it's such a ridiculous decision that they can't
comment by José João (U3338)
posted 0 seconds ago
We have had some awful decisions - Rose handball v City, Sissoko handball v Liverpool, Son's red card v Everton, Our disallowed goal to go 2-0 up V Leicester.
We've also had some clear pens (prior to VAR) that have unbelievably been missed.
I'm sure everyone feels this way about their side, but VAR does seem to be strange.
Aubameyang's challenge v Palace could have been seen in the same way as Robertson's v Spurs.
Red card for one, nothing for the other.
I think it was Robertson that kicked out off the ball also, which could have been seen in the same way as Son's recent red card - a needless act of aggression.
Red card for one - nothing for the other.
I'm actually glad Jose is speaking out against VAR - well speaking without speaking, as it will pressure referees to side with us on decisions.
There's no way a referee would give a big 50/50 decision in Poch's favour if he was playing a Ferguson side.
What irritates me, is when they get a referee / former referee to look at the decisions by VAR.
During our game v Palace the numpty justified all the decisions as correct calls and then with one that couldn't be justified, he said 'I've got no where to go with this one'.
That line alone shows it's a referees club and they'll back them all the way unless it's such a ridiculous decision that they can't
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* Game v Watford
The thing is, some of these decisions are not even debatable, yet they come to the wrong decision.
It's abundantly clear most of the referees have their own agendas and favour certain clubs over others.
I remember both Kane and Dele being rugby tackled in the penalty area and neither the referee or VAR decided it was a penalty, even though it was the most blatant you will ever see. Contrast that with certain other clubs being gifted penalties after having their ankle grazed etc, something is not right.
comment by José João (U3338)
posted 7 hours, 17 minutes ago
comment by José João (U3338)
posted 0 seconds ago
We have had some awful decisions - Rose handball v City, Sissoko handball v Liverpool, Son's red card v Everton, Our disallowed goal to go 2-0 up V Leicester.
We've also had some clear pens (prior to VAR) that have unbelievably been missed.
I'm sure everyone feels this way about their side, but VAR does seem to be strange.
Aubameyang's challenge v Palace could have been seen in the same way as Robertson's v Spurs.
Red card for one, nothing for the other.
I think it was Robertson that kicked out off the ball also, which could have been seen in the same way as Son's recent red card - a needless act of aggression.
Red card for one - nothing for the other.
I'm actually glad Jose is speaking out against VAR - well speaking without speaking, as it will pressure referees to side with us on decisions.
There's no way a referee would give a big 50/50 decision in Poch's favour if he was playing a Ferguson side.
What irritates me, is when they get a referee / former referee to look at the decisions by VAR.
During our game v Palace the numpty justified all the decisions as correct calls and then with one that couldn't be justified, he said 'I've got no where to go with this one'.
That line alone shows it's a referees club and they'll back them all the way unless it's such a ridiculous decision that they can't
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* Game v Watford
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Here’s another one!!! How can you compare Robertson’s tackle to aubameyang’s?!!! I presume you mean the one when he win the ball and kicked the defender after?!
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posted on 19/1/20
Utd getting loads of luck so far , 2 disallowed goals .
posted on 19/1/20
The refs and VAR have their favourites and agendas.
Mourinho has pist off that many referees over the years, most of them are now anti Mourinho, hence why we get absolutely fack all decisions, which has been evident so far. The officials started doing the same after Poch called out Mike Dean at Burnley also.
The whole game is corrupt, bias and agendas left right and centre, and there is nothing we can do about it. Anybody who dare speak out about it just gets fined for misconduct.
posted on 19/1/20
comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 37 minutes ago
Utd getting loads of luck so far , 2 disallowed goals .
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A clear foul and the other clearly offside, that`s not lucky, that is the correct decisions being applied for once.
posted on 19/1/20
Was watching the Burnley vs Leceister and that ref was trying his best to give everything to Leceister.
posted on 19/1/20
I know fans of my club are also guilty of this, but it's starting to get rather amusing seeing everyone turn into little "Hafi's" with all their itemized lists of grievances and lost points.
I mean, what's next? Conspiracy theories about an all-powerful cabal of hooded men sitting around a table in a Swiss castle making individual VAR calls 2 seasons in advance?
posted on 19/1/20
Which studs up tackle was that?
posted on 19/1/20
comment by Billy The Yidd (U3924)
posted 1 hour, 23 minutes ago
comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 37 minutes ago
Utd getting loads of luck so far , 2 disallowed goals .
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A clear foul and the other clearly offside, that`s not lucky, that is the correct decisions being applied for once.
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Clearly offside I’ll give you, but please thanks those bitter blinkers of and at least admit it wasn’t ‘clearly’ a foul!!
posted on 19/1/20
comment by CutMeAndIBleedRed (U7593)
posted 0 seconds ago
comment by Billy The Yidd (U3924)
posted 1 hour, 23 minutes ago
comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 37 minutes ago
Utd getting loads of luck so far , 2 disallowed goals .
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A clear foul and the other clearly offside, that`s not lucky, that is the correct decisions being applied for once.
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Clearly offside I’ll give you, but please thanks those bitter blinkers of and at least admit it wasn’t ‘clearly’ a foul!!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Take not thanks!!
posted on 19/1/20
VAR has cost Arsenal around 11 points this season, think Arsenal are the ones being done over by VAR.
posted on 19/1/20
I don't even care about the throw in. It didn't directly lead to a goal. Not sure about the other matters but dodgy decisions are the least of our problems right now. What we need to do is just play better so dodgy decisions don't affect our results.
posted on 19/1/20
Weve been lucky with decisions on the whole tbh especially have more points than our performances warrant
posted on 19/1/20
comment by Phendombele (U20037)
posted 5 minutes ago
Weve been lucky with decisions on the whole tbh especially have more points than our performances warrant
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What lucky decisions have we had that have benefited us? The couple of VAR decisions that went in Spurs favour were actually the correct decisions.
posted on 19/1/20
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 45 minutes ago
I don't even care about the throw in. It didn't directly lead to a goal. Not sure about the other matters but dodgy decisions are the least of our problems right now. What we need to do is just play better so dodgy decisions don't affect our results.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It really gets on my nerves when the channel showing the game really focus on whether a throw/corner/free kick was correctly given. If we defend the thing properly it won't matter a jot. Same thing happened with a corner at Burnley last season and Poch went mental.
Just because its wrongly given doesn't mean they have to score from it.
posted on 19/1/20
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 20 minutes ago
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 45 minutes ago
I don't even care about the throw in. It didn't directly lead to a goal. Not sure about the other matters but dodgy decisions are the least of our problems right now. What we need to do is just play better so dodgy decisions don't affect our results.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It really gets on my nerves when the channel showing the game really focus on whether a throw/corner/free kick was correctly given. If we defend the thing properly it won't matter a jot. Same thing happened with a corner at Burnley last season and Poch went mental.
Just because its wrongly given doesn't mean they have to score from it.
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That's not the point. It was a 100 per cent wrong decision. As were at least two yesterday, one of which should have resulted in a penalty, and one in a sending off.
posted on 19/1/20
That throw in decision against Pool was clear as day, of course we should defend it better but we wouldn't have to if the officials gave the correct decisions.
It is the finer details that can make the biggest difference.
posted on 19/1/20
comment by sandy (U20567)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by PawlBawron (U1055)
posted 20 minutes ago
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 45 minutes ago
I don't even care about the throw in. It didn't directly lead to a goal. Not sure about the other matters but dodgy decisions are the least of our problems right now. What we need to do is just play better so dodgy decisions don't affect our results.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It really gets on my nerves when the channel showing the game really focus on whether a throw/corner/free kick was correctly given. If we defend the thing properly it won't matter a jot. Same thing happened with a corner at Burnley last season and Poch went mental.
Just because its wrongly given doesn't mean they have to score from it.
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That's not the point. It was a 100 per cent wrong decision. As were at least two yesterday, one of which should have resulted in a penalty, and one in a sending off.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm not sure about the hand ball as I don't think he meant it and his arm wasn't that high however I agree that the failure to at least book Robertson last week and Capoue (for his challenge on Tanganga) this week was crazy.
Do you not think the failure to deal with a throw in that bounced on the edge of our box was a bigger disgrace than the wrongful award to Liverpool?
posted on 19/1/20
We would have had a goal in the old days. And I don't think VAR can measure millimeters. There's a human looking at VAR and making the decision.
posted on 20/1/20
We have had some awful decisions - Rose handball v City, Sissoko handball v Liverpool, Son's red card v Everton, Our disallowed goal to go 2-0 up V Leicester.
We've also had some clear pens (prior to VAR) that have unbelievably been missed.
I'm sure everyone feels this way about their side, but VAR does seem to be strange.
Aubameyang's challenge v Palace could have been seen in the same way as Robertson's v Spurs.
Red card for one, nothing for the other.
I think it was Robertson that kicked out off the ball also, which could have been seen in the same way as Son's recent red card - a needless act of aggression.
Red card for one - nothing for the other.
I'm actually glad Jose is speaking out against VAR - well speaking without speaking, as it will pressure referees to side with us on decisions.
There's no way a referee would give a big 50/50 decision in Poch's favour if he was playing a Ferguson side.
What irritates me, is when they get a referee / former referee to look at the decisions by VAR.
During our game v Palace the numpty justified all the decisions as correct calls and then with one that couldn't be justified, he said 'I've got no where to go with this one'.
That line alone shows it's a referees club and they'll back them all the way unless it's such a ridiculous decision that they can't
posted on 20/1/20
comment by José João (U3338)
posted 0 seconds ago
We have had some awful decisions - Rose handball v City, Sissoko handball v Liverpool, Son's red card v Everton, Our disallowed goal to go 2-0 up V Leicester.
We've also had some clear pens (prior to VAR) that have unbelievably been missed.
I'm sure everyone feels this way about their side, but VAR does seem to be strange.
Aubameyang's challenge v Palace could have been seen in the same way as Robertson's v Spurs.
Red card for one, nothing for the other.
I think it was Robertson that kicked out off the ball also, which could have been seen in the same way as Son's recent red card - a needless act of aggression.
Red card for one - nothing for the other.
I'm actually glad Jose is speaking out against VAR - well speaking without speaking, as it will pressure referees to side with us on decisions.
There's no way a referee would give a big 50/50 decision in Poch's favour if he was playing a Ferguson side.
What irritates me, is when they get a referee / former referee to look at the decisions by VAR.
During our game v Palace the numpty justified all the decisions as correct calls and then with one that couldn't be justified, he said 'I've got no where to go with this one'.
That line alone shows it's a referees club and they'll back them all the way unless it's such a ridiculous decision that they can't
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* Game v Watford
posted on 20/1/20
The thing is, some of these decisions are not even debatable, yet they come to the wrong decision.
It's abundantly clear most of the referees have their own agendas and favour certain clubs over others.
I remember both Kane and Dele being rugby tackled in the penalty area and neither the referee or VAR decided it was a penalty, even though it was the most blatant you will ever see. Contrast that with certain other clubs being gifted penalties after having their ankle grazed etc, something is not right.
posted on 20/1/20
comment by José João (U3338)
posted 7 hours, 17 minutes ago
comment by José João (U3338)
posted 0 seconds ago
We have had some awful decisions - Rose handball v City, Sissoko handball v Liverpool, Son's red card v Everton, Our disallowed goal to go 2-0 up V Leicester.
We've also had some clear pens (prior to VAR) that have unbelievably been missed.
I'm sure everyone feels this way about their side, but VAR does seem to be strange.
Aubameyang's challenge v Palace could have been seen in the same way as Robertson's v Spurs.
Red card for one, nothing for the other.
I think it was Robertson that kicked out off the ball also, which could have been seen in the same way as Son's recent red card - a needless act of aggression.
Red card for one - nothing for the other.
I'm actually glad Jose is speaking out against VAR - well speaking without speaking, as it will pressure referees to side with us on decisions.
There's no way a referee would give a big 50/50 decision in Poch's favour if he was playing a Ferguson side.
What irritates me, is when they get a referee / former referee to look at the decisions by VAR.
During our game v Palace the numpty justified all the decisions as correct calls and then with one that couldn't be justified, he said 'I've got no where to go with this one'.
That line alone shows it's a referees club and they'll back them all the way unless it's such a ridiculous decision that they can't
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* Game v Watford
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Here’s another one!!! How can you compare Robertson’s tackle to aubameyang’s?!!! I presume you mean the one when he win the ball and kicked the defender after?!
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