Tbf Pete, until fergie left Utd.
There was only one season that a money club actually finished 1st above anyone but Utd.
Imagine they hadn’t come along.
utd would likely be closer to 30 league titles.
Your point is valid, depending on how your team is affected will determine your thoughts on sugar daddies. Top 4 traditionals tend to not like em and most, not all try and take moral high ground on it not being the right way.....
The rest of us actually appreciate a more even competitive league.
Well that’s a twist - the guy who should have been sent off gets a second goal , can see this kicking off soon
Blimey have UTD brought Webb out of retirement
We'll never know but you could be right, I rarely take anything away from United's success (apart from the ref bias, of course - you couldnt ignore that), different for the other two, though.
You may have had a stronger Arsenal, Liverpool, Spurs, Everton, Newcastle, Leeds (all big clubs in their own right) and maybe even others.
Well what to make of that - Fred pushes Azpeculetia who then in turn pushes the Utd player do they disallow the goal- so why punish one push but not the other ?
They've got flippin VAR and still cant get it right ?
The only thing fishy tonight was the lack of red for Maguire. The rest of the decisions fine. Good to see a nice dive by Willian carded.
They did.
"The explanation from Stockley Park is that, in VAR Chris Kavanagh's view, the contact between Fred and Azpilicueta was normal, but Azpilicueta’s push on Williams was different as he put two hands on Williams' back and pushed him, which affected the defender's ability to clear the ball".
Case closed.
They did.
"The explanation from Stockley Park is that, in VAR Chris Kavanagh's view, the contact between Fred and Azpilicueta was normal, but Azpilicueta’s push on Williams was different as he put two hands on Williams' back and pushed him, which affected the defender's ability to clear the ball".
Case closed.
Happy with that, Bruno Fernandes is already making a difference.
There's contact with Willian imo as he attempts to hurdle a left out leg, that's a foul in open play, so why not the same on the edge of the penalty area?
There was more intent and a second movement with McGuires leg than Son's, absolutely no consistency shown between those 2 incidents, not even a yellow, but it was a red all day and the game is very different then, especially as he went on to score.
So like the handball rule !They did.
"The explanation from Stockley Park is that, in VAR Chris Kavanagh's view, the contact between Fred and Azpilicueta was normal, but Azpilicueta’s push on Williams was different as he put two hands on Williams' back and pushed him, which affected the defender's ability to clear the ball".
Case closed.