Crystal Palace v Manchester United

[worthosoriginals]

1 minute ago, justfoxes said:

Was just thinking that earlier in the season it was Diverpool now Manure seems like the PL Don’t want us to mix with the elite in the CL !!

either that or betting syndicates pulling a few strings

[Leicester_Loyal]

1 minute ago, jammie82uk said:

 

I bet this doesn't even take into account stuff like penalties which the ref gave and VAR didn't overule, like the Fernandes one last week.

[st albans fox]

21 minutes ago, FoxyJim1987 said:

If this is sarcastic then, yes it is relevant. Sick of people going on about Man utd and VAR. You finish where you deserve to be. If we had took care of business 2nd half of the season and not been garbage for much of it then we wouldn't have been caught up. 

It wasnt sarcastic 

[Bourbon Fox]

11 minutes ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

I bet this doesn't even take into account stuff like penalties which the ref gave and VAR didn't overule, like the Fernandes one last week.

Purely overturned 

[Guest Fktf]

14 minutes ago, jammie82uk said:

 

One thing I thought watching this - given the overlap of the lines - he's basically level. Is a 'solution' to keep the same system, but only rule it offside when the lines don't touch? We're still going to get mm offside decisions, but that would at least seem to give the benefit to the attacker (depending on how thick the line is).

[Les-TA-Jon]

47 minutes ago, FoxyJim1987 said:

Truth hurts. If we hadn't lost to Norwich Bournemouth and drew with Watford and Brighton we would be home and dry. Not VAR or Man Utds fault, stop crying. 

Except if VAR had done it’s job right we’d have had a penalty in stoppage time vs Brighton and be 2 points better off. Never mind the many other examples. 

[Vestan Pance]

15 minutes ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

I bet this doesn't even take into account stuff like penalties which the ref gave and VAR didn't overule, like the Fernandes one last week.

Or the one where Rashford is running away from goal, not even touched the ball never mind had it under control, challenges with Soyuncu and falls over.

[Vestan Pance]

1 minute ago, Les-TA-Jon said:

Except if VAR had done it’s job right we’d have had a penalty in stoppage time vs Brighton and be 2 points better off. Never mind the many other examples. 

Like the 15 handball decisions that have gone against us?😂😬

 

Now who will mention the Wolves game first?🤪

[Les-TA-Jon]

3 minutes ago, Vestan Pance said:

Like the 15 handball decisions that have gone against us?😂😬

 

Now who will mention the Wolves game first?🤪

The sheer inconsistency is mind boggling. Look at the Brighton penalty we didn’t get and then look at the pen Burnley got in the last minute vs Wolves. 

[Dan]

46 minutes ago, Arriba Los Zorros said:

Come on he is hardly awful, he has turned their whole team around. Difference between 'i dislike him' and 'hes awful'

Hoddle not Fernandes

 

Fernandes is very good although my god they don't half let you know about it.

[Dan]

40 minutes ago, Hammo said:

What Rodgers or Maddison or someone on our team needs to do before the United game is to go public subtly questioning all the ‘help’ that United are getting from VAR and force a big media debate on the subject.

 

Because if we remain passive on this subject, you just know we will get shafted.

Agreed 100%. Passivity only serves to screw yourselves.

 

Amazingly however it's worked out that us and Man Utd could actually draw to screw Chelsea out of it  

[justfoxes]

1 hour ago, worthosoriginals said:

either that or betting syndicates pulling a few strings

But wouldn’t the syndicate get more on Little Leicester reaching the later stages of the Champions League rather than huge pile of Manure ? 

[The People's Hero]

Palace gave it a good way and some of those VAR / refereeing calls went exactly the way we knew they would.

 

United didn't look convincing though. Hopefully the stutter against a desperate West Ham next week.

[Super_horns]

I see OGS didn't think it was a penalty this time whereas last week's was.

 

I think even Fergie wasn't so biased and one eyed !

[jmono84]

All the games I’ve seen they’ve never looked that great but seem to win convincingly. Against Villa they were hanging on not to concede and by far second best then they get that awful decision where Fernandes nearly breaks the guys leg and gets a peno for it??!! Took the wind right out of Villa.

 

against Palace again the poorer team, Palace looked more like scoring and Zaha is fouled but ref says it’s not a pen and a minute later Man U go to the other end and score. Place didn’t crumbled and again looked good for a goal but didn’t come.

 

Ole’s balance is shocking, they don’t control games. He’s fortunate Rashford and Martial are on fire at the min and the strikers they’ve been up against haven’t been.