Premier League Games 12/13/14 January '24

[No.8]

No the foul on Trafford is blatant though.

There is no foul on Trafford. He comes for ball and collides with Luton player who simply stands his ground

The City one against the scousers is very soft but City player puts arm on Keeper and they always blow for that.

Keepers get for too much protection

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Look at the diving by liverpool players that were given as penalties.

We were told there was contact, no matter how soft, so they were penalties.

Now they're saying there was contact on Trafford but not enough for a foul.

They make it up as they go along depending on the colour of the shirt.

It’s dependent on the decision on field. VAR will back it up, if it can.

 

[PragueBlue]

There is no foul on Trafford. He comes for ball and collides with Luton player who simply stands his ground

The City one against the scousers is very soft but City player puts arm on Keeper and they always blow for that.

Keepers get for too much protection

He doesn't stand his ground at all. Looks at the keeper and backs into him.

 

[MCFC1993]

There is no foul on Trafford. He comes for ball and collides with Luton player who simply stands his ground

The City one against the scousers is very soft but City player puts arm on Keeper and they always blow for that.

Keepers get for too much protection

'Simply stands his ground' = Deliberately steps across the keeper with no attempt to play the ball.

 

[blue by birth]

There is no foul on Trafford. He comes for ball and collides with Luton player who simply stands his ground

The City one against the scousers is very soft but City player puts arm on Keeper and they always blow for that.

Keepers get for too much protection

The **** backs into Trafford..it was definitely a foul..
I honestly can't see the point of var if it can't see that

 

[Thaksins Love Child]

He doesn't stand his ground at all. Looks at the keeper and backs into him.

Hes either a rag, a wum, both or just a bit thick (like savage and ferdinand)

 

[No.8]

He doesn't stand his ground at all. Looks at the keeper and backs into him.

If anything the No.18 Burnley player bumps the Luton player into him.

 

[Malcontent]

'Simply stands his ground' = Deliberately steps across the keeper with no attempt to play the ball.

Foul in my book.

 

[TrentGrisham]

There is no foul on Trafford. He comes for ball and collides with Luton player who simply stands his ground

The City one against the scousers is very soft but City player puts arm on Keeper and they always blow for that.

Keepers get for too much protection

NO WAY was he just standing his ground... He quite literally looks over his shoulder, sees Trafford, and hip-checks him.

 

[I'm Blue]

Another joke of a decision.
The fact they don’t give it isn’t the problem it’s the fact there’s no consistency.
One week it’s a foul the next week it’s not.
We shouldn’t be surprised with the shits refs and shit var running/ruining the game.