HelloCity
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To be honest, we played better vs Spurs than they did.
Things just didn’t run for us the same way though.
- One of their players didn’t miss an open net.
- We didn’t get a penalty
- We had a winner ruled out for handball
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To be honest, we played better vs Spurs than they did.
Things just didn’t run for us the same way though.
- One of their players didn’t miss an open net.
- We didn’t get a penalty
- We had a winner ruled out for handball
laserblue
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Not sure how anybody can argue against that penalty being given. They were the better side and got the win they deserved, something we couldn’t do against the same opposition.
Against the same opposition Lamela had Rodri in a forearm chokehold at a corner and then threw him to the ground. The cheat that goes by the name of Michael Oliver was looking straight at it, waved play on and didn't even refer it to VAR.
Blueknows
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on MNF G Nev analysed the vary same incident and froze it at the point Rodri was wrestled to the ground and it clearly showed Oliver looking the other way , GNev point was why hasn't VAR told him hes missed an obvious penalty ?Against the same opposition Lamela had Rodri in a forearm chokehold at a corner and then threw him to the ground. The cheat that goes by the name of Michael Oliver was looking straight at it, waved play on and didn't even refer it to VAR.
bewildered
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I'm amazed (well not actually) by the lack of 'controversy' about that penalty...
As soon as it happened it was obvious that Mane had fouled Aurier and he pretty much admitted as much in the post match interview.
This season is going to be the end of football for me at this rate.
As soon as it happened it was obvious that Mane had fouled Aurier and he pretty much admitted as much in the post match interview.
This season is going to be the end of football for me at this rate.
bewildered
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Not sure how anybody can argue against that penalty being given. They were the better side and got the win they deserved, something we couldn’t do against the same opposition.
The penalty was a clear foul on the full back, regardless of which team 'deserved' to win it was a clear bit of cheating, and its amazing how often these things seem to happen when they need a bit of help.
The game is corrupt
Uncle Wally One Ball
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And what were the linesmen watching?on MNF G Nev analysed the vary same incident and froze it at the point Rodri was wrestled to the ground and it clearly showed Oliver looking the other way , GNev point was why hasn't VAR told him hes missed an obvious penalty ?
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blueinsa
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"Reds find way to win again"
Is that code for the ref gave them yet another penalty or VAR ruled out a goal for the opposition?
Is that code for the ref gave them yet another penalty or VAR ruled out a goal for the opposition?
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blueinsa
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I'm amazed (well not actually) by the lack of 'controversy' about that penalty...
As soon as it happened it was obvious that Mane had fouled Aurier and he pretty much admitted as much in the post match interview.
This season is going to be the end of football for me at this rate.
Mane is halfway down when he initiates contact yet again.
he is a serial diver, a cheat and he is rewarded every time for it.
TheThirdDeano
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Should be changed to"Reds find way to win again"
Is that code for the ref gave them yet another penalty or VAR ruled out a goal for the opposition?
“Reds given a way to win again”
He's worse than Salah for sure.Mane is halfway down when he initiates contact yet again.
he is a serial diver, a cheat and he is rewarded every time for it.
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