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They looked at every angle to try and justify disallowing Fulham's goal.

They'll lose to United after the final whistle when a pen gets awarded. Not for the first time.

Micah isn't there to back City over everything. It was a blatant penalty, if he doesn't call that then he loses credibility.

Their fans definitely got a lot worse after all the null and void calls the other year.

City are a scapegoat for the fact their owners won't invest.

He's just a goal hanger, but he'd score a bagful in our team finishing off chances.

Ronaldo guarantees 40 goals a season.

Not as easy as that or we'd still have Sergio and Silva. Ronaldo will score goals by shooting on sight and goal hanging but offer nothing else. Kane would have scored as many while offering more.

Fair play to Souness. Carragher is such a patsy.

Anyone subscribing to MUTV (or Sky Sports as it's also known) needs to cancel after this. They've incited this riot and are now jumping hoops to defend it after the role they played in causing it.

VAR has become a convenient catch all term to slate decisions. Previously the ref on the pitch would bear the brunt. The problem with VAR is there's no accountability because people are shouting at a screen. I can't stand the thing but I remember City fans welcoming it as a leveler.

Bournemouth and West Brom fans still expected to travel to get to their games this afternoon in Sheffield and London

One look at the weather forecast in Manchester showed that it'll ease up a lot in the afternoon and by kick off

It's sunny now.

It should have gone ahead. Maybe both teams just want to go off on their holidays a bit earlier.

We''ll start getting a few of these a year, especially with climate change but then good luck fitting rearranged games into a packed calendar. If Millwall and Sheffield can play today at the worst of the conditions there's no excuse for City not playing later when it's settled down.

What about the Bournemouth fans?

The only thing stopping the game go ahead really is supporters having to travel to Manchester in bad conditions, but Bournemouth fans have still got to get to Sheffield for a 2pm kick off during the storm. The conditions will have settled by 4.30. I don't get why one goes ahead and the other...

It's a joke. Expect this to happen more and more yet there's nowhere to fit the games in to rearrange. Just play the game ffs

Health and safety gone mad if this is called off