Women's FA Cup - Arsenal vs City Sun 11th Feb 12:30 (BBC2)

[BlueNirvana]

hope the ball was over the line, makes them cry more

 

[blue whippet]

"You can see by Keating's reaction, that the ball was over the line!" What???

It's not as though she was stood with a foot over the line to begin with. All of a sudden the forearm smash on Bunny in the first half a long with a penalty has been forgotten

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

"You can see by Keating's reaction, that the ball was over the line!" What???

Biggest footballing controversy since Geoff Hurst in 1966!

It wasn’t given, however much anyone moans about it.

 

[G-Star Medium Rare]

Coach back from London? Are the trains on strike again?

 

[kev20971]

Gareth pulling the interviewer up and making a point
"10 wins in a roll ,not just undefeated"

 

[nmc]

BBC coverage was abysmal. Now banging on about whether the ball crossed the line… what about the blatant penalty that City were denied. It’s a complete Arsenal fan fest… no consideration given to impartiality.

 

[JRockBlues]

The fact that the commentators wanted Arsenal to win makes it all the sweeter for me. Just listen to their salty tears.

 

[ESP Blue]

the live text on BBC is just as bad, no surprise

 

[r.soleofsalford]

BBC coverage was abysmal. Now banging on about whether the ball crossed the line… what about the blatant penalty that City were denied. It’s a complete Arsenal fan fest… no consideration given to impartiality.

It’s the fucking Bent Broadcasting Corporation what do you expect.

 

[mattcity5]

BBC coverage was abysmal. Now banging on about whether the ball crossed the line… what about the blatant penalty that City were denied. It’s a complete Arsenal fan fest… no consideration given to impartiality.

Yep. If var was around they'd have been facing a 17th minute penalty and down to 10 players. It could have ended up as a battering and there would have been no worries about if something in stoppage time went over the line by millimetres or not.