blue b4 the moon
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This deserves much much more than just a like.View attachment 66049
This is the picture without Rashford running between Akanji and the ball of course he's not interfering with play what a fucking joke.
This deserves much much more than just a like.View attachment 66049
This is the picture without Rashford running between Akanji and the ball of course he's not interfering with play what a fucking joke.
Can you say that with 100% confidence?Akanji wouldn't have been sent off for any foul on Rashford cause he is offside
It gets worse every time you see it.
It’s bent, it’s not a mistake, it’s an out and out bent decision.
The corruption is in place when the commentators agree with it & brushed off every appeal we had.
with ratboy nevilles "oooooooooooooooo they will look at that" then hey presto var checkI’ve said it before and it’s been discussed on here that the tv companies are almost pulling VAR’s strings it seems.
Within a second a pundit will say what he thinks should happen and more often than not, it’s exactly what does happen.
The officials won't come out after the game and explain their decisions and if managers and players call out bad decisions they normally get disciplined.The corruption is in place when the commentators agree with it & brushed off every appeal we had.
It’s backed by the pundits & every single working ref or assessor in the media.
It’s like the old days again, all it needs is someone saying they all even up over the season.
editedEven Ten Haag admitted that he would have been upset if that had happened to his team.
”It was offside , i would be fucking furious if that was against us , and when I concede a goal like this, so I can see the disappointment on the other side , what was the ref thinking,he isn't fit to ref another game”
From MOTD.
I'll bet he never has or will concede a goal like that everEven Ten Haag admitted that he would have been upset if that had happened to his team.
”I wouldn’t be happy if it was my team as well, and when I concede a goal like this, so I can see the disappointment on the other side”
From MOTD.
Check the law, the foul would have occurred before the offside, even if the offside player is attempting to play the ball.
Clearly a wum that needs a ban.
Physically ran towards and after the ball when he was offside = playing the ball = influences all defenders decisions = offside. Thats why most players who know they are offside stand still and allow play to go on around them.
Not even a debate
Correct.He knew he was offside - the evidence being the fact that he avoided touching the ball.
With that knowledge in his mind, his further participation in the move- ie his continued run adjacent to the ball, which was designed to distract defenders and goalkeeper, was a conscious decision to interfere with play.
It cannot possibly be seen as anything else.
He knew he was offside - the evidence being the fact that he avoided touching the ball.
With that knowledge in his mind, his further participation in the move- ie his continued run adjacent to the ball, which was designed to distract defenders and goalkeeper, was a conscious decision to interfere with play.
It cannot possibly be seen as anything else.

I'm angry too but I don't think we should go down that route.People need to start assaulting these fucking frauds outside of the game. People respond to incentives, and not getting a beating by just being ethical is a pretty good incentive.
It’s already been reported that Attwell made the decision with no var intervention
VAR would have confirmed the offside he may have asked them to confirm if he touched the ballThat's what they want you to believe.
Atwell may have reversed the linesman's decision on his own, but all goals are reviewed by VAR, in particular for offside, as a matter of protocol.
It's all so cleverly implemented to obtain whichever outcome they want, just like at Anfield last week.
Want a goal to stand? Over-rule your linesman's off-side, then suddenly its subjective and VAR will find reasons not to re-review it. Or, in the case of last weekend: just accept the goal and VAR will find reasons not to re-review it.
Want the goal ruled out? Leave the flag up and then VAR will find reasons not to re-review it. Or, in the case of last weekend: tell your linesman to put the flag up and VAR will find reasons not to re-review it.
That's what they want you to believe.
Atwell may have reversed the linesman's decision on his own, but all goals are reviewed by VAR, in particular for offside, as a matter of protocol.
It's all so cleverly implemented to obtain whichever outcome they want, just like at Anfield last week.
Want a goal to stand? Over-rule your linesman's off-side, then suddenly its subjective and VAR will find reasons not to re-review it. Or, in the case of last weekend: just accept the goal and VAR will find reasons not to re-review it.
Want the goal ruled out? Leave the flag up and then VAR will find reasons not to re-review it. Or, in the case of last weekend: tell your linesman to put the flag up and VAR will find reasons not to re-review it.
VAR would have confirmed the offside he may have asked them to confirm if he touched the ball
I would expect that Oliver and McCann the lino are embarrassed to be involved in the wrong decision but were powerless to interfere