Premier League Games 21/22/23 January '22

[Mancityus]

The club should call this out, at Khaldoon’s level, with video examples of various rag and scouse offside goals allowed, players not being sent off agains us and City players getting cards for one slight foul.

Get the evidence out there and ask the PL, why are these decisions always favouring our rivals, is it to keep the league competitive?

Even if they deny it, which they will, it hold at least let them know they’ve been rumbled and might reduce it so as not to be so blatant.

As a club we shouldn’t just take it that the dippers are treated differently to us in an attempt to even up the league.

It does not matter, broadcasters need to save their big money investment and if league gets decided in January they will lose a lot of viewers and ad revenue. NBC does not care much if it is us or another team irrespective of individual commentators bias. Unfortunately the decisions being taken to achieve competitiveness are so ridiculous it is harming the integrity of the league itself.

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

The VAR replays shown to Friend of Liverpool were the worst possible, cherry picked the ones that gave the illusion some legs. Jota is a sly **** so fits in well at them fuckers. He initiated the contact and should have been booked. Once the ref gets told to look it’s pretty much a forgone conclusion. Anyway keeps us on our toes.

 

[Brewster's millions]

The VAR officials should never have sent the ref to the monitor, VAR has made decision making worse.

The way they cynically spend an age looking at all the angles before sending the ref to the screen is all part of the con act as well - the delay merely softens people up for the penalty decision, which was always going to be given.

It’s cyclical, pre-meditated and blatant fucking cheating.

 

[Blu1]

Stick 2 fans on var. one from each team if they can’t decide they then have an arm wrestle to decide. That would work quicker than var.

 

[Drubas]

"As a Liverpool fan" is trending on Twitter, full of Liverpool fans admitting it's a dodgy as fuck penalty.

No doubt, you have to be a blind Liverpool fanto think that's a penalty. Jota touches the ball, it goes in one direction. Jota sees the goalie and decides to abandon the ball trajectory and move towards the golie.

VAR started out so well this season, but now it's becoming a farse again.

 

[deano ou812]

Clever as well we won’t have any scrutiny over this as it’s a 2 week break now ..

 

[hertsblue]

Just seen the scores, see with Friend Palace had 4 cards in 12 fouls and Dippers just 1 in 10. Some teams are well looked after arnt they, compared to the reds Southampton avoided yesterday

 

[homerdog]

I happen to think other teams are decent as well as us

Nitwit...what are you... a child?!?!

No, just somebody who sussed you out a long time ago...

 

[Blu1]

It does not matter, broadcasters need to save their big money investment and if league gets decided in January they will lose a lot of viewers and ad revenue. NBC does not care much if it is us or another team irrespective of individual commentators bias. Unfortunately the decisions being taken to achieve competitiveness are so ridiculous it are harming the integrity of the league itself.

And this is the truth

 

[GornikDaze]

What can you say about VAR and the way it's being used ? Do we need a panel of 3 instead of just one telling the ref to look at the monitor ?
Good discussion on Bein sports right now with Gray, De Jong and Keys. Why aren't we allowed to hear the discussions when the ref is told to view the monitor and while it's being looked at ? Why are the officials allowed to hide this wall of silence and why are the fans in the ground being ignored when they have no knowledge of what's going on.
The current situation cannot be allowed to continue.

The fans in the ground have been ignored for a long time now. Sadly it’s the ‘fans’ watching around the world that the game is being set up for