Manchester United V Sheffield Utd. Official Match Thread : 27-01-2021 : BT Sports. 815 ko

Originally Posted by barca99

Lets hope their desire is the same on Saturday v City.

Spoiler alert - it wont be.

Of course city should win, but I wouldn't be totally shocked if it wasn't a cricket score.

https://twitter.com/lauriewhitwell/status/1356233436936216579?s=20

Fancy that...

just saw the report here....anyone watching the game came to the same conclusion that both decisions were incorrect


https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-b1795769.html

Take it we can now expect a different "interpretation " of the rules going forward, similar to the City offside against Villa and the handball against Lindelof vs Palace.

Originally Posted by Big Norm

Take it we can now expect a different "interpretation " of the rules going forward, similar to the City offside against Villa and the handball against Lindelof vs Palace.

Incredible isn't it. rule interpretation changes mid-season, but only after it has £#%&!ed us over.

Still no excuse for a goalkeeper to be beaten to the ball like De Gea was.

£#%&!ing @#%&!.

Both goals should have stood. Absolutely £#%&!ing ridiculous the amount of protection goalkeepers get these days.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Both goals should have stood. Absolutely f***ing ridiculous the amount of protection goalkeepers get these days.

truth but in the context of modern day along with having VAR, it's a disgrace that they allowed one and ruled out the other

Originally Posted by Vida_15

just saw the report here....anyone watching the game came to the same conclusion that both decisions were incorrect


https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-b1795769.html

It was Sheffield United who'd won one game all season.

Their centre forward should have been allowed two free headshots at De Gea anytime in the 90 minutes and we still should have won

Piss weak Ole quoting that

Originally Posted by Mr Kaboom

It was Sheffield United who'd won one game all season.

Their centre forward should have been allowed two free headshots at De Gea anytime in the 90 minutes and we still should have won

Piss weak Ole quoting that

this. we all knew the decisions were shit. at worst, both should have stood or both been ruled out.

however, we also know that de gea was a @#%&! and our defending was diabolical.

Our manager will be well aware that Klopp's pre-emptive rant a few weeks ago has led to us getting £#%&! all decisions in our favour since.

So maybe he can't be blamed for trying a bit of the same thing and seeing if it works.......

(and yes, it hopefully helps that he is objectively speaking pretty correct)