Premier League Games 25/26/27 August '23

[bluethrunthru]

"One of the great Manchester United comebacks," according to 5 Live!
A pen and a Forest sending off. Truly great!

Their treble winning side that came back against Bayern would probably contest that allegation lol

 

[eyalluvitt]

It was. The Forest player looks like he's going to put a foot in but decides to let Rashford through at the last minute. Rashford anticipates being tripped and just falls over. There is contact which is probably how VAR will justify not overturning it but it's literally thigh on thigh, not the kind of thing that would ever cause a player to go to ground.

You see them about 3-4 times every game and the ref never gives them but we all know who the ref was today and naturally he couldn't fucking wait to blow his whistle.

He does it frequently, but being English and a kid feeding rag darling, the media won’t go near it

 

[Complex Simplicity]

Not worried about United at all. Poor side.

Arsenal don't have the metal.

May well just be a 1 horse race.

I really hope Everton go down!

 

[Eric Hitchmough]

Not sure we can take the moral high ground on that one

No we definitely can’t. Was just refreshing to see we’re not the only ones!

 

[Gray]

BBC web site useless, games still not finished according to them?

 

[SebastianBlue]

In fairness to Attwell, his issue is that he is completely incompetent.

Allowing continual “incompetence”, often favouring United, with no real mitigation is a form of corruption.

Case in point: Simon Cooper is VAR for our match tomorrow after been stood down last week for his failure to award a penalty to Wolves in their match against… [checks notes] United.

 

[eyalluvitt]

Both Arsenal and utd losing at half time.
Que red cards and penalties, in both games favouring both losing red teams.
What an amazing coincidence, almost freakish

The brand franchises get some very questionable decisions if they are in trouble

 

[FantasyIreland]

Allowing continual “incompetence”, often favouring United, with no real mitigation is a form of corruption.

Case in point: Simon Cooper is VAR for our match tomorrow after been stood down last week for his failure to award a penalty to Wolves in their match against… [checks notes] United.

Wow,it (should) beggars belief

 

[Cobwebcat]

and it still won’t be enough because City are just too good.

 

[FantasyIreland]

Great result for Fulham,id have given them no chance at 1500.