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[Magma]

While likely just offside Dean is wrong to so confidently espouse that they wouldn't put the lines in the wrong spot.
Whether technology does it or humans manually place lines it most certainly can be in the wrong position.

Either by human error or by relying on inadequate TV feeds where key moments could land in between frames.

maybe the var operator was just looking out for his mate and didnt want to embarrass anyone

 

[Memphis]

He was adamant that Darwin Hojlund was fouled. No pundit on Sky thought so. Was a poor touch, he ****ed it.

And you're right but you completely went over my point lol.

 

[Memphis]

You're just pissed you spent 80million on a guy with 10 goals to his name.

34mil for Iwobi with 1 goal to his name within the same timeframe as Antony.

 

[Bradesmaen]

34mil for Iwobi with 1 goal to his name within the same timeframe as Antony.

He had more goals than that. But we sold him anyway, didnt make much of a loss. No one is buying Antony for anything above 30mill at this point and he cost 80.

 

[Memphis]

He had more goals than that. But we sold him anyway, didnt make much of a loss. No one is buying Antony for anything above 30mill at this point and he cost 80.

Must be a scouse thing to only care about net spend lmao.

 

[Bradesmaen]

Must be a scouse thing to only care about net spend lmao.

I mean, it's nothing to do with netspend, its more about club financial viability.

 

[Elmer_Hauser]

Elmer Bradesmaen.

You gone too far

 

[Shoei]

Sir Alex sold his soul for a wrist watch that had the ability to increase game time, create penalties and blind referees at his whim for the best part of 20 years. And United fans ****ing loved every single second of it while counting their clubs trophies.

No opposition fan that lived through that period has a single ounce of sympathy for any missed calls Man United receive.

Was Garnacho onside? Probably.
Was it a penalty on Hojlund? Almost certainly.

Do I give a single **** these calls were missed?

 

[Bradesmaen]

Was Garnacho onside? Probably.
Was it a penalty on Hojlund? Almost certainly.

Wut? Neither of those are actually true.

 

[jod23]

Sir Alex sold his soul for a wrist watch that had the ability to increase game time, create penalties and blind referees at his whim for the best part of 20 years. And United fans ******* loved every single second of it while counting their clubs trophies.

No opposition fan that lived through that period has a single ounce of sympathy for any missed calls Man United receive.

Was Garnacho onside? Probably.
Was it a penalty on Hojlund? Almost certainly.

Do I give a single * these calls were missed?

True words here.

 

[RPCB]

Wut? Neither of those are actually true.

A post that trashes Manchester United but that you didn’t entirely agree with. I might frame Shoei ’s post and your response. This very rare occasion might never come around again.

 

[typeclub]

Sir Alex sold his soul for a wrist watch that had the ability to increase game time, create penalties and blind referees at his whim for the best part of 20 years. And United fans ******* loved every single second of it while counting their clubs trophies.

No opposition fan that lived through that period has a single ounce of sympathy for any missed calls Man United receive.

Was Garnacho onside? Probably.
Was it a penalty on Hojlund? Almost certainly.

Do I give a single * these calls were missed?

Typical Arsenal fan moment blaming everyone else for their club being bodied by Sir Alex and Europe all their life lmao. I know your club is still the same old chokers but SAF retired a while ago you don't have to keep referring to him when you can't even beat a shit United team without VAR

 

[SC_Power]

Typical Arsenal fan moment blaming everyone else for their club being bodied by Sir Alex and Europe all their life lmao. I know your club is still the same old chokers but SAF retired a while ago you don't have to keep referring to him when you can't even beat a s**t United team without VAR

The interesting take about VAR that I heard.

Everytime a VAR decision affirms the on field call, then all good.
Everytime a VAR decision changes the on field decision in your teams favour, it means the referee made an incorrect call against your team.
Everytime a VAR decision changes the on field decision against your teams favour, it means the referee made an incorrect call for your team initially.

All of those three outcomes are a net zero for your team. So there is no reason to complain about VAR, unless you feel that both the referee And VAR made the same mistake, which is fairly rare.

Now I don't subscribe to this, but it is an interesting view.

 

[bok_party]

I thought it was pretty obvious it was offside especially as it’s on an angle and both Gabriel and Hjolund were all over each other. Could have been given either way.

 

[Shoei]

Typical Arsenal fan moment blaming everyone else for their club being bodied by Sir Alex and Europe all their life lmao. I know your club is still the same old chokers but SAF retired a while ago you don't have to keep referring to him when you can't even beat a s**t United team without VAR

Awwwww poor United fans having to deal with same shit everyone else has for decades without Fergie's corrupt minions to get them over the line anymore.

Delicious.

Long may it continue.

 

[Shoei]

Wut? Neither of those are actually true.

Offside call could have gone either way.

The Hojlund/Gab tussle could have easily been a penalty, lesser ones are given all the time.

 

[Memphis]

Sir Alex sold his soul for a wrist watch that had the ability to increase game time, create penalties and blind referees at his whim for the best part of 20 years. And United fans ******* loved every single second of it while counting their clubs trophies.

No opposition fan that lived through that period has a single ounce of sympathy for any missed calls Man United receive.

Was Garnacho onside? Probably.
Was it a penalty on Hojlund? Almost certainly.

Do I give a single * these calls were missed?

10 years on and you’re still salty.

 

[Memphis]

Wut? Neither of those are actually true.

Yeah don’t take that from him brades.

 

[Memphis]

True words here.

Continuing the salt trail.

 

[Shoei]

10 years on and you’re still salty.

Yep. Never claimed not to be.

And watching United fans finally get their karma is very therapeutic.

Long may the decisions go against United. Here’s to another 10 years of shitty decisions, failed managers and imploding squads.




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[Memphis]

Yep. Never claimed not to be.

And watching United fans finally get their karma is very therapeutic.

Long may the decisions go against United. Here’s to another 10 years of shitty decisions, failed managers and imploding squads.




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This is great.

 

[Art Vandelay_]

Sir Alex sold his soul for a wrist watch that had the ability to increase game time, create penalties and blind referees at his whim for the best part of 20 years. And United fans ******* loved every single second of it while counting their clubs trophies.

No opposition fan that lived through that period has a single ounce of sympathy for any missed calls Man United receive.

Was Garnacho onside? Probably.
Was it a penalty on Hojlund? Almost certainly.

Do I give a single * these calls were missed?

Still annoying to re-watch.
On the surface didn't affect the table as Utd were 3rd and us 8th. But that was 89th minute in a 0-0.

A win there would have had us 3 points ahead of 7th Boro (7th got UEFA Cup) going into our MD37 match with them (that we lost) and could have still have us in position on MD38 (a draw) to win to get Europe.