Match Day Thread Liverpool v Manchester city
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his is my new favourite pundit.
no bias. actual looking at what actually went on and not talking xG and ****e.
no bias. actual looking at what actually went on and not talking xG and ****e.
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So we played a team with Haaland in it for the fourth time and won for the fourth time.
So this wasn’t a win?
its like a recession, you need 2 games in a row to officially call it a winning streak jus tlike you need 2 quarters of negative growth to call a recession..
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Wasnt really. Went to essentially a back 5 with TAA rwb.
'Premier League officials have confirmed that Phil Foden's goal for Manchester City in their 1-0 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield was disallowed due to two problems in the build up to it.'
In quite a few papers.
makes no sense that statement .
The statement should be that the foul on Allisson was also referred back to ref but as he had by reversing his decision on the first foul there was no need for him to review it .
They did say on MotD that they'd been told the goal would have been disallowed for the second offence anyway, but they didn't expound on that.
well if the var official had decided to just overrule on the Allisson incident why did they bother making Taylor review the first . This is just to stop Pep bleating about the overrule by implying it was always going to be disallowed anyway .
Edit : obviously i know the second was deffo a foul as i actually know the rules unlike half of PGMOL apparently .
tbh i'm surprised this doesn't happen more often .
Jurgen Klopp admittted his mistake already .His passion for football has consummed him.
Totally.
Thats the most accruate way to describe it.
same as cricket, no need for ball tracking (guess at where it might hit stumps) if the ball pitches outside the line.
Its very clear fabinho won the ball and was pulled over by the world's strongest footballer (media loves talking him up) what happened thereafter was moot.
If the ref had decided that pull wasn't enough then he would have seen the second dangerous kick at keepers hands and had to call that as well but this wasn't needed
He came on to play RM and initially was doing before being pushed back by Man City.