Premier League Thread 2019/20

[yorkie1999]

1 minute ago, Corky said:

Don't think the player affects the goalkeeper- the deflection made the difference and no way was Maguire affected by it.

Double deflection. No way was it offside, but sky won’t even discuss it

[Izzy]

I've never believed the game in this country is corrupt and I've never believed all this 'big club' conspiracy bias.

 

But this season I'm seriously having my doubts. Just too many coincidences.

[SouthStandUpperTier]

Wrong decision but I'm happy it preserved the draw.

[twister]

at old trafford never ruled out

 

if they say he was interfering fine

 

but bet your bottom doller at a united or arsenal that goals given.

[TheUltimateWinner]

Just now, Izzy said:

I've never believed the game in this country is corrupt and I've never believed all this 'big club' conspiracy bias.

 

But this season I'm seriously having my doubts. Just too many coincidences.

Start of the season I’d have laughed at those accusing such thing, but after seeing so many decisions like this, something stinks. 

[sdb]

Speechless. 

 

VAR clearly prone to giving in to argumentative players too. Cannot believe how bad its been.

[Guest bennytwohats]

4 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

That's 100% straight up corrupt. 

 

They're so, so desperate for United to be back in the champions league. They make the CL so much money. 

Have a word with yourself

[UniFox21]

4 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

But he had zero chance of saving it 

Exactly, completely wrong footed

[Harry96]

Love jiminez absolute class player, big fan of him and wolves. Great chance of top 4 

[TheUltimateWinner]

Whenever Maguire screams in a refs face you know it’s going to be ruled out. Happened many times.

[Md9]

After today’s results kept us pretty much where we were villa next game is massive and need 3 points we can’t rely on anyone else now 

[whetstonefox]

Meanwhile at Spurs🤣

[Brainy]

I think really that's the right decision, but as others have said it's also the right decision based on it favouring Man Utd. Up the other end and that goal is allowed

[dnewty]

We have got away with it again this week results wise. Villa next week is huge for us now.

[murphy]

1 minute ago, SouthStandUpperTier said:

Wrong decision but I'm happy it preserved the draw.

WHy?

 

An Everton win would have increased our cushion from 8pts to 9 over United?

[Unabomber]

1 minute ago, Izzy said:

I've never believed the game in this country is corrupt and I've never believed all this 'big club' conspiracy bias.

 

But this season I'm seriously having my doubts. Just too many coincidences.

Also VAR helps the corruption because even if the ref gets it right/wrong VAR can still make the call to favour the certain teams (man u/Liverpool)

[Nod.E]

Just now, Walkers said:

I think really that's the right decision, but as others have said it's also the right decision based on it favouring Man Utd. Up the other end and that goal is allowed

Then you don't understand football.

[martyn]

Not sure what the rule about interfering with play stares, but that decision seemed harsh given De Gea had committed his weight such that he was never getting back to save it, even without the Everton player in his eye line. 

[Finnegan]

Just now, bennytwohats said:

Have a word with yourself

 

I know it's insane but I genuinely find myself starting to believe it. 

 

I just think there's too much money at stake in Premier league and champions league football these days to think there's literally zero interference. 

 

I don't believe refs are literally paid off but I do believe that VAR has been used this year more often than not to enforce that's a clear bias towards the biggest, most profitable clubs. 

[escape2victory]

Fair play to Wolves. Think we will have some big battles with them over the coming years to be midlands top dogs

[SouthStandUpperTier]

1 minute ago, murphy said:

WHy?

 

An Everton win would have increased our cushion from 8pts to 9 over United?

Everton have been climbing into the top 4 race too.

[Unabomber]

Just now, Finnegan said:

 

I know it's insane but I genuinely find myself starting to believe it. 

 

I just think there's too much money at stake in Premier league and champions league football these days to think there's literally zero interference. 

 

I don't believe refs are literally paid off but I do believe that VAR has been used this year more often than not to enforce that's a clear bias towards the biggest, most profitable clubs. 

Nah you are correct. Just too many crazy decisions that are beyond logical explanation.  

[Guest Kopfkino]

So obviously the correct decision

[Hammo]

6 minutes ago, Arkie Bennett said:

That decision was made not on the basis of what happened, but on who it happened to. Corrupt.

It’s so obvious that the big six are getting favoured by every 50/50 call. More so as we get to the ‘business end’ of the season. If it wasn’t so important it would be laughable 

[Leicester_Loyal]

1 minute ago, SouthStandUpperTier said:

Everton have been climbing into the top 4 race too.

Everton won't be anywhere near the top 4 come the end of the season.