Sky Sports Football VARwashing Of City

[blue b4 the moon]

Match of the day didn't bother to show the disallowed goal

They did but again ignored it 'as City won anyway'....it's fucking disgraceful, a wrong is a wrong & zero respect for us paying fans.

I'd not watch MOTD normally but wanted to see the rolling ball, both pen shouts & to see if the latter was the injury cause for Kun.

As usual the game shown had little resemblance to what I watched from SS3.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

He's wrong then. Goal difference could mean losing a title or relegation for teams at the bottom end.

Yeh a strange observation.

'We would discuss the 'bad' challenge that could have broken someone's leg but it didn't so there's no point'.

 

[Blue Maverick]

He's wrong then. Goal difference could mean losing a title or relegation for teams at the bottom end.

Said this last night, clubs need to make a stand it could cost them millions at the end of the season, I dont expect Liverpool to be on board though.

 

[Rochdale Blue]

Yeh a strange observation.

'We would discuss the 'bad' challenge that could have broken someone's leg but it didn't so there's no point'.

Don't watch motd often but I wonder if they made a fuss about the Liverpool goal disallowed against Villa.

 

[Rochdale Blue]

Said this last night, clubs need to make a stand it could cost them millions at the end of the season, I dont expect Liverpool to be on board though.

They will have to if the people I hear saying it's putting them off the game really do stop going.

 

[Coatigan]

This thread is more about *Sky Sports Football* not showing, discussing and completely ignoring VAR decisions and incidents that have gone against City.

In fairness to them, they did discuss the anfield 1st handball plenty, and all unanimously agreed city were screwed over.

Maybe because VK was in the studio, and is a great leader.

Agree with this game, not that it needed another look, was clearly onside, but wouldnt have hurt showing it again.

 

[Rochdale Blue]

So Lineker didn't want to discuss the City goal ruled out by var because it didn't affect the result. Or was it really because it ensured the goal difference between City and Leicester didn't grow any bigger?

 

[Deleted member 77198]

I think it is now time for a co-ordinated, visible and effective demo. Banners, chanting and 50,000 tennis balls launched onto the pitch.

Very good idea!

 

[Blue Maverick]

How long did it take to look at that offside yesterday compared to the Salah one the other week and I’ve still not seen the VAR line picture of that goal

 

[Blue Llama]

A few numpty suggestions on this thread that would just see more oportunities for the establishment to heap more problems on City.