There’s no such thing as “last man”, it’s whether it was denying a clear goal scoring opportunity. There’s an argument it was denying that, but “last man” isn’t in any football rules.Nope he was the last man..no attempt to play the ball ..it would have to be a red..
Not clear cut. Defo a foul but hard to say inside or not. Poor all round anywayI was talking about the first half, foul and potential pen on Phil, potential red card for judas, that should have been properly VAR reviewed for both
The way I see it is the ref should allow an advantage to the attacker (Foden) for the initial coming together outside the box, which never stopped him in his tracks, then theres two individual coming togethers initiated by Milner, either one could’ve been called a pen due to the clumsy nature. In this case you have to ask yourself what if Milner completely wiped him out? would people be saying take it back It’s a free kick outside the box? has that ever happened in the history of football? You then start to understand the ineptitude of the officials & their willingness to hide behind VAR & it’s rules/laws to affect the results, this will be further compounded by despot Dermot on ref watch who’ll cite the referee has followed the laws blah blah & got it right even though it was wrongStill think he was last man and there’s a case for a red. Also I would need to see it again but I saw it as a minor infringement outside the box and then a clear foul in the box.
But that would be the, ahem... Merseyside police. Might as well complain to the Liverpool Echo.Should be a police matter irrespective.
Somebody has to say how it is in public, the Club have been far too reticent for years. Good on you Pep we will all chip in for your fine.Pep Guardiola is the fucking man and he’s our fucking man.
It’s probably not in the law this, but I’ve mentioned in another thread that I think the human trait of spitting at other humans is a very ancient human trait that was used as a weapon to spread disease to other families/tribes.Should be a police matter irrespective.
I hope somebody in power will explain to the fans about the ref's actions or lack of action to be more precise.Anyone think Pep will be asked to explain himself over his ref comments?
It wasn’t just about this ref, it was about the whole lot of them and he even mentioned Old Trafford being a place that refs ref differently.Anyone think Pep will be asked to explain himself over his ref comments?