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Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Chelsea all gave it a go and got stiched up. It happens so much the opposition are probably resigned to it. City had two winning goals ruled out, one for a "potential foul" and another where they supposedly chose the wrong frame.

They would have everyone believe they are this all conquering side. So why are the almost always bailed out with game changing decisions in their favour. Even in the cups against lower league sides?

Just refer them to the Stuart Brennan article about their " history. "

Is he counting the number of game changing decisions they get in their favour most games?

That Deludemal must be strong stuff. They get game changing decisions most games but keep posting the Rodri handball incident as if that is proof that decisions even out. I thought the rule about simulation had been forgotten after watching LiVARpool players reenact the scene from "Platoon" and...

Also yet again LiVARpool should have had players sent off. The accumulation of red cards would have had an impact too. Today against Newcastle, against Everton and against City. Same kind of decisions, all In their favour in just the last few games. It's not really a wonder that the opposition...

But for two winning goals ruled out for City maybe 4-2.

A repeat of the Southampton v City, Crystal Palace v LiVARpool weekend. It would be possible to pick from most LiVARpool games though for contentious game changing decisions in their favour.

As well as portraying themselves as "socialists." Maybe it's the champagne variety.

They keep on banging on about financial doping and oil money and doing it the right way, comments on social media alongside pictures of LiVARpool shirts with Standard Chartered emblazoned across the front. They conveniently forget that they got investment decades ago that brought them success...

Thank you Bill. It's beyond me why more people can't see that. Yet whenever it's pointed out LiVARpool supporters respond with the Rodri handball incident. Supporters of the same team that scored with a goal set up from the half way line with a handball against Wolves a couple of seasons ago. As...

I don't think it's luck. When they have all the technology to make decisions but these decisions almost always favour LiVARpool, it's something other than luck. They get more than their fair share of that too. City had two winning goals ruled out in the last league game. They should have an...

Finnish people usually speak good English. At some point they used to have Boddingtons in Finland, in can's, even on draught in some places. When I first came to Finland I was surprised they had pea soup.

There are some Finnish supporters groups over here. I remember a bouncer standing at the front of a sports pub in Helsinki back in the day, wearing a City shirt.

Like most of their games this season, favourable decisions have bailed them out time and again.

We were in "Dark days" when City were struggling in the second division and United were on for the treble. Look at how the fortune of both clubs changed so dramatically. It's already all over social media about corruption in the Premier League. All LiVARpool are doing is discrediting themselves...

With the decisions they get it's not surprising. Every time things get tricky they get bailed out. Fair decisions and an accumulation of suspensions would have thrown a spanner in the works. They are as immune to red cards as they are to injuries.

I think what matters is what people do once they establish themselves, either through luck or privilege. If they give back and try to give others an opportunity that should be respected. I'm from Manchester but now I live in Finnish Lapland.

I have been disappointed so many times about people I thought I knew. I suppose all we can do is try to give people a chance, try to get to know them and judge for ourselves.

Just like the VAR table that keeps popping up whenever bias or corruption is discussed, or photos of the handball incident with Rodri. Statistics can be deceptive "There are three kinds of lies, lies damnned lies and statistics."