Off Topic Non-Sunderland games

It seemed a really soft reason to disallow a goal to me.

 

var strikes again. Ruining football since 2019.

How far back in the play are they going to go? 1 pass, 2 passes? Last set piece? Back to KO?
Games gone.

 

Let’s see if they will give a penalty for it!

 

Poor from Cancelo that. Nice from Salah.

 

Do. A tiny shirt tug. Disallowed. A blast push in the back by a Liverpool player… nothing. Desperate to get Liverpool the points.

****ing hate Liverpool

 

Neville was creaming himself at that one .

When in reality.......striker scores a 1v1.... as they should do.

 

It was a very good first touch and poor from the defender. I wonder if they looked fir any shirt tugs from the city free kick. I bet they didn’t

 

Course they didn't. That wouldn't be good for business

 

Surely that was a red - totally out of control

 

At least he's found his red card

 

No further var action.

It's corrupt as ****.

 

Ref is a joke. City have the ball he stops the game to send Klopp off.

 

State of Nunez there, 80million sheets.

 

No wonder Salah was fuming

 

It's ridiculous inconsistency again. The 2 controversial moments of the game. The very soft foul by Haaland results in a disallowed goal. Absolutely blatant foul against Salah not given which leads to a complete loss of control in the match and a manager sent off.

 

City win the League, 20 points ahead of 2nd place Arsenal and Liverpool beat City twice this season.

Who's the winner? I couldn't give a gnats chuff tbf.

 

Look at the difference the crowd makes when everyone stays till the end, making it as hostile as possible for the away team.

 

Absolutely cracking game. I think Liverpool just about deserved it despite the controversial disallowed goal. Haaland and Foden were unusually ****e.

 

Was he? **** man. If he’s worth 80m I don’t think it’s beyond reality to ask fir £100m fir Stewart!!

 

Canny game that