Premier League Games 11/12/13/14 August 2023

[TonyM]

What annoys me even more is how Wolves just take it. If they honestly cared about the integrity of the game players, managers and owners would make a stand.

The Wolves team should have staged a protest after that game, e.g. not leaving the pitch or going on mass to the interviews and calling out the incompetence. But they all just smile and laugh with the opposition, do silly nonchalant interviews and continue to be fucked by the officials.

We are lucky to largely escape the worst of it.

 

[Theengelbert]

One of the absolute worst decisions I’ve ever seen. Astounding.. it’s just absolutely blatant that’s a pen. He misses the ball and basically grabs the players neck and hauls him down. I have a high threshold for the conspiracy beliefs but that one beggars belief. And because of that one decision the narrative changes from their new joke of a goalie making a gaffe to united “winning and playing badly”. They didn’t win and play badly, they played badly and won by the ref basically cheating.

 

[yeah whatever !!]

Did the referee refuse to watch the VAR replay?

didnt even go to VAR

 

[Goodlove]

But better than transparency is accountability….who was accountable for the decision and why did they make the call…..these dodgy decisions would disappear overnight.

I totally agree. There’s no accountability. No one has to come out and explain their decisions. That would be a better rule to introduce than that frankly ridiculous only one coach in the technical area bollocks

 

[deano ou812]

Fuck off neville trying to praise wolves as if to give them a pat on the head hard lucky sonny maybe next time ..

 

[Chak19]

It's the same old rags, play dogshite for most of the game, the opponents miss sitters and needing the refs to win, that will be probably enough for the pricks to get top 4 again, but they won't be near the title.

 

[MCFC1993]

Bright side is O'Neil out-thought Ten Hag in just 4 days.

 

[Revolver]

The only consolation is that such a ridiculous decision is the talking point of the match on social media. Which does Utd no favours and is embarrassing for them.

But nothing will change on the pitch

 

[Eebo]

Would love to see someone put together a compilation of the most ridiculous rag favouring decisions.

Two that would be highlights for me would be having a penalty awarded by VAR after the game had finished, and Rashford running 10 yards with the ball between his feet to allow Fernandes to score and prevent Akanji getting to the ball (somehow without interfering with play!)

 

[citytill1die84]

Ten bob didn't know what to do because Wolves got a new manager lol