It's happened many times before - Arsenal, and Spurs last year, were top of the table in the Autumn, only to fall away. Arsenal did it many times over the previous 5/6 years as well.Spurs have been so jammy in the three games so far.
They’ll be found out soon I think. I do like their manager but I really think their league position flatters them.
VAR completely ignored it.just rewatched the united goal, and i was wrong, it's clearly a foul. shame VAR didn't analyze it more.
also like i pointed out right after there was absolutely a penalty on trincao by dan james during AWB's goal line clearance
I rarely fume about Utd or decisions but that was a fucking out of control leg breaker that was not reviewed. I don't even think Pogba meant it or is a dirty player. Bent as fuck is the answer.VAR completely ignored it.
There is no way on this earth that was objectively reviewed.
He meant it alright. He's got a snide streak a mile wide.I rarely fume about Utd or decisions but that was a fucking out of control leg breaker that was not reviewed. I don't even think Pogba meant it or is a dirty player. Bent as fuck is the answer.
That’s what happens when you never actually apply the rules and let one team get away with anything.He meant it alright. He's got a snide streak a mile wide.
I do agree somewhat, Sterling cameo performance against Arsenal highlighted his finishing weaknesses. He's a very frustrating player at times, if he doesn't sign that contract he should be added to the deal for Haaland as a sweetenerTraore:wolves
Sterling: city/Liverpool
You don’t think traore would have scored a lot more in teams like sterling played in? Not taking anything away From sterling I just said they both go brain dead in the final 3rd
" There are non so blind as those that will not see.." selective sight where officials and supporters are concerned.Seems like PGMOL and their VARs are blatantly giving big decisions to the Rags(or ignoring them for the opposition) but what can we really do about it?
I'm still amazed how quickly that penalty, that was given for the rags after the final whistle last season, blew over. I've never seen that before, I doubt any other team will receive a penalty like that. For everyone else, once the full time whistle has gone, you are left complaining about the official's "mistakes" and hoping things will even out.
We've already had former refs admitting bias corruption, being told to give certain amounts of fouls, corners and bookings. How are there still so many people who refuse to at least entertain the idea that the game could be bent?