I wouldn't be surprised if they allowed 5 subs but only for United and Liverpool.

Spuds look dangerous and Utd is again saved by terrible officiating

Just found out that the ref for the Utd vs West Brom game was also the var referee that didn't give red when Lo Celso stamped on Azpi's foot last season. Wtf! 

1 hour ago, jack h said:

The WBA penalty literally gets more inexplicable with each viewing. Fernandes totally misses the ball when he swings at it and clashes Gallacher's shin. It's totally a clear penalty, utterly ridiculous!

Solskjaer will do his best Trump impression as usual to gaslight this bollocks in the post match interview. Every dodgy decision that went his way was absolutely correct, every decision that went against him was wrong. The FA are actually against them cos' fixtures, injuries, grass length etc.

spot on. can’t stand this phony bloke post match comments. 

all he does is watching replays on his ipad during the game like f**king security guy

MOTD conviently forget the foul by Fred leading to the pen

14 minutes ago, Ernie_blue said:

MOTD conviently forget the foul by Fred leading to the pen

MOTD is garbage. I stopped watching it last season. Awful highlights, rubbish commentary and dreadful punditry, I just stick to Youtube now.

Can anybody really blame us for thinking something dodgy is going on in this league and Manchester United? Name one club that has had so many bizarre VAR decisions go in their favour since it was bought into the game.......you won't be able to because there aren't any. It's not just a one off thing with United, it's happening every other game, and it's been going on since before lockdown started. It ramped up when they signed serial diver Bruno Fernandes. 

If it was happening every few months, you would be annoyed, but you wouldn't suspect something dodgy is going on, but it's so frequent that it's gaining more and more attention and raising more eyebrows. 

We know how much the Premier League loves money, so I guess its in their best interest to keep United competing at the top, they aren't just going to let them slip away and become a mid table team, or worse, relegated to the Championship. I'm not saying this is definitely what is going on, but when you see these crazy decisions time after time, every other game, it makes you think all kinds of things.

Definitely starting to get a bit fishy with United, just wouldn’t be surprised at all if they were being given a helping hand, they are the premier leagues golden boys after all. 

 

I hate to say it but Jose has turned Harry Kane into a hybrid No. 10 and striker. 

People running VARs are still making sh1t up as they go, the 2 over turned penalties were dead set by the standard this season, so why change it at week 9 of the season? It's hard to feel sorry for Pep, knew he was going to play against a parked bus, and his only game plan was to slow walk the ball into the net the whole game.

Penalty FC at it again I see. Even when the keeper saves, it's  no no let Manchester United take it again, it's very important to the Premier League that they remain relevant. 

12 hours ago, Valerie said:

Why does Mourinho have a pin of a miniature man on his lapel?

I didn’t see it, but that sounds like the prostate cancer awareness badge.

Am I the only one who thought that Ederson make some terrible decisions yesterday and was directly to blame for the second goal? And he did this a couple of times more.

1 hour ago, ashwin said:

Am I the only one who thought that Ederson make some terrible decisions yesterday and was directly to blame for the second goal? And he did this a couple of times more.

No you aren't, my reaction was why he's there covering that angle? There was no way that guy would scored directly if he stayed in goal. Even for the first goal, he came out and made the finish easy for Son, sure he was not the man culprit, but it made things so much easier for Son.

Watching MOTD on I-player and see it was De Bruyne closest to Lo Celso when he scored.

Some sub by Mourinho too. 

 

12 hours ago, Scott Harris said:

Can anybody really blame us for thinking something dodgy is going on in this league and Manchester United? Name one club that has had so many bizarre VAR decisions go in their favour since it was bought into the game.......you won't be able to because there aren't any. It's not just a one off thing with United, it's happening every other game, and it's been going on since before lockdown started. It ramped up when they signed serial diver Bruno Fernandes. 

If it was happening every few months, you would be annoyed, but you wouldn't suspect something dodgy is going on, but it's so frequent that it's gaining more and more attention and raising more eyebrows. 

We know how much the Premier League loves money, so I guess its in their best interest to keep United competing at the top, they aren't just going to let them slip away and become a mid table team, or worse, relegated to the Championship. I'm not saying this is definitely what is going on, but when you see these crazy decisions time after time, every other game, it makes you think all kinds of things.

I know what your saying Scott, literally yesterday before the Man Utd match I posted about how the FA & Premier League do subtle things in the favour of Liverpool & Man Utd.

I used to think I was maybe slightly over-reacting but it happens so often it surely can't qualify as coincidences anymore.

How do think Liverpool & Man Utd have had the audacity to spearhead things like a breakaway Super League or for certain clubs have ultimate powers within the Premier League?

It's because they are so used to things going their way that they think the next logical step is to make it official and confirm their status as untouchables.

The point you make about the money is a good one too, it's not in the Premier League's interest to upset Liverpool & Man Utd deeply, as they are the 2 biggest clubs and therefore the Premier League's 2 most marketable clubs.

We have had literally heard Mark Clattenberg admit he willingly and falsely gave Man Utd a corner because Roy Keane shouted at him in a scary way.

He was promoting a book at the time so that's why we got that snippet.

Imagine the subtle little things that have gone on or that go on now that we will never find out about!

Maybe we'll find out more over the next few years as other referees retire and then release their books.

Fulham's off-the-ball organisation and constant defensive panic is hilarious. They're getting ripped apart down the left over and over again (poor Ola Aina isn't getting any protection from De Cordova-Reid). Had Richarlison not fluffed his lines just now Lucas Digne would have had a hat trick of assists in the first half!

On the bright side it's a good day to have forgotten to take the spine of Everton players out of my fantasy team!

Love seeing Ruben playing still think he can be absolute key player for us. 

Looks to me like Sheff United (cannot score enough), Fulham (cannot defend worth a lick) and West Brom (overall not good enough) are the ones to drop this season.

Edited November 22, 20205 yr by axman2526

On the subject of the blades, the last side to buy an ex chelsea youth striker from liverpool for a way over the top price got relegated, buying Brewster doomed them lol.

Leeds all over Arsenal like a rash, unlucky not to be ahead.

Actually they haven't been unlucky but sh*t in front of goal.

1 minute ago, Imran_CFC said:

Actually they haven't been unlucky but sh*t in front of goal.

Every shot is flying over the bar.