Media Thread - 2021/22

[jjctid]

I think it was more the fact that everyone was a bit puzzled what was happening as it seemed to happen in slow motion.
If you see the goal again there's a couple of seconds pause then the realisation it's gone in, even watching it on TV it took me a bit to realise it had gone in.
And I'm not in any way sticking up for sky here, I can't stand them one bit either.I can second that

I think it was more the fact that everyone was a bit puzzled what was happening as it seemed to happen in slow motion.
If you see the goal again there's a couple of seconds pause then the realisation it's gone in, even watching it on TV it took me a bit to realise it had gone in.
And I'm not in any way sticking up for sky here, I can't stand them one bit either.

I can only second that my first reaction was it was an overhit cross and Bernado had hit it into the side netting! Thankfully though I was totally wrong and I think Bernado was the 1st in the stadium to know it was a goal.

 

[jjctid]

At least they showed it which convinced me that it 100% should have been a pen.

Stonewall penalty but like Pep said we don't get any help!

 

[Winchester]

I can only second that my first reaction was it was an overhit cross and Bernado had hit it into the side netting! Thankfully though I was totally wrong and I think Bernado was the 1st in the stadium to know it was a goal.

I thought it had gone out for a goal kick

 

[west didsblue]

I thought it had gone out for a goal kick

Me too. Took me two seconds to realise he scored. Terrible goalkeeping and defending.

 

[mccity]

No offence but I think those of you looking to have a go at MOTD are just looking at something to complain about. The highlights clearly showcased City's dominance. The commentator acknowledged City's dominance. They showed the penalty appeal and the commentator made it pretty clear he thought it looked like a foul. The pundits said how crap United were and spent longer than Sky did talking about City.

 

[The_Maverick]

Watched MotD and did seem strange editing but afterwards they certainly praised our domination and highlighted the difference in the pressing.

on a slightly different note

Man Utd 0-2 Man City: 'Something simply has to change at OId Trafford - but will Solskjaer be there to do it?'

An Eric Bailly own goal and Bernardo Silva strike gave City victory in the Manchester derby, but their dominance wasn't reflected by the two-goal margin.

www.bbc.com

Seems Phil McNulty has grown a pair

 

[cleavers]

I thought it had gone out for a goal kick

Same here, I didn't react at all.

 

[andyhinch]

Same here, I didn't react at all.

Not sure Bernardo realised it at first tbh.

 

[mccity]

Not sure Bernardo realised it at first tbh.

Bernardo had his back turned if I recall rightly, so the lack of noise may have played a part in that.

De Bruyne and the United players picked it up pretty quickly. Jesus took about 10 minutes to notice.

 

[manchester blue]

Because they pay him a decent salary and if you're willing to tow the party line with Sly Sports it's a regular income.

Toe. :)