Corruption in English football?

[cheekybids]

Last season Milner should have been sent off against us. A straight red for doing Foden clear on goal or 2 yellows later in the game. He wasn't because Sky wanted a nail biting last 15 minutes. It's good for advertising revenue.
And yet people still say it isn't bent. It is not about brown envelopes, it is about looking after the product.

I’m still not sure what to he Mach day commander is responsible for?

 

[Pingu the Penguin]

I’ve been suckered in a few times recently, so I’m treading carefully. But this is like a joke, yeah?

I thought it was at least a yellow. Probably deliberate but not as violent as thatchers. When you couple it with the prolonged shirt pull at the start of the game which was given as a foul against Haaland you do wonder what was going on with the ref tho.

 

[Blue Mist]

Wolves should have played Brighton today, instead The Dips did.
3 Dip players should have been shown a red but weren’t. Someone was desperately trying to salvage their season, ok they failed but everyone can see with their own eyes what a disgrace those 2 matches were. Previously I've said the corruption is subtle, the F.A. have changed my mind. With a world wide audience watching there was open and clear cheating.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

Im losing count of the absolutely atrocious decisions with var that have gone the way of the red teams. Something really seems wrong, next few weeks maybe it will even itaself out.

 

[Stephen230]

Its utterly disgraceful
They have virtually been given a bye to the league Cup final where as we get Liverpool and Chelsea thrown at us.
FA Cup Chelsea again then Arsenal whilst they get easy ties vs Everton and Reading.
One particular draw was rigged to fuck in the carabao when some ex united player, not sure who it was but he was clearly seen looking at the balls.
Been convinced for a long time that it's fixed.

I’m surprised Nedum Onuoah and Jill Scott, who did the draw for one of the league cup rounds, have been corrupted enough to go along with this.

 

[IrishBlueSince92]

The VAR cameras not working in that area of the field for the Wolves goal, with some footage from the stand showing that he was onside, and the refusal to send off two Liverpool players today during a crucial time in the game would make you wonder about things

How can one qualified ref look at the Fabinho challenge and not say it’s a red? Never mind 2 or 3 of them with the benefit of replays

 

[Don Karleone]

How can one qualified ref look at the Fabinho challenge and not say it’s a red? Never mind 2 or 3 of them with the benefit of replays

This is the only question that needs to be asked. Everyone can see that it's a red card, everyone. Can any of the people who think VAR is great and there is no corruption answer that?

 

[MadchesterCity]

This is the only question that needs to be asked. Everyone can see that it's a red card, everyone. Can any of the people who think VAR is great and there is no corruption answer that?

Haha even the player knew he was going off

 

[r.soleofsalford]

This is the only question that needs to be asked. Everyone can see that it's a red card, everyone. Can any of the people who think VAR is great and there is no corruption answer that?

FFS even that **** Fabinho thought he was going to walk.

 

[r.soleofsalford]

Haha even the player knew he was going off

I think there`s an echo in here.