Other Football 2021/22

[Anubis]

Two-one to the fifteen men.

[Mark M]

That match was a shocking example of how poor and out of their depth the officials are. 

[Redder Lurtz]

Saying in the studio about what a great game it was whilst also saying there were huge discrepancies in the officiating. So tell me, how is that a "great game" you bellends. 

[Anubis]

8 minutes ago, Freddo said:

Along way off yet but how we all going to feel when they have more honours than us. We all know they'll win the european cup and more than once. 

Hollow to us, but to many others they'll be lauded as the greatest thing to ever happen to the game of football. 

By the time that happens we'll have all given up football and be on a beach earning 20%.

[KMD7]

Just now, Redder Lurtz said:

Saying in the studio about what a great game it was whilst also saying there were huge discrepancies in the officiating. So tell me, how is that a "great game" you bellends. 

Ferdinand on the City penalty. "If that shirt pull happens anywhere else on the pitch it's a penalty". 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[KMD7]

Walton as clear as mud as usual on the penalty decision

[Redder Lurtz]

Have there been any shit var decisions involving the top 6 that haven't benefited City? 

[Aventus]

Tying themselves in knots here trying to justify the penalty. 

 

Would it have been a pen if he didn't go down? 

No

 

Was the shirt pull enough to bring him down? 

No

 

So it was a dive and shouldn't have been a pen? 

No he dived to indicate to the ref that there was a foul.

 

OK sounds legit

[Redder Lurtz]

2 minutes ago, KMD7 said:

Walton as clear as mud as usual on the penalty decision

Talking out of his fucking arse. Trying to defend on the arsenal pen not given as "they'd have to slow it right down to look at the minutiae". What, like they did on the city pen then? And like they do every fucking week for offside toenails? I'm fucking speechless how fucking inept / bent this league is. 

[dockers_strike]

city will very probably win it now, they have a healthy cushion. But, it aint over until it's over.

[KevieG]

 

 

You have to say we've gotten fuck all lately and they've gotten everything

 

[Leyton388]

Who gives a shit now anyway? Leagues gone so i couldnt give a shit now. Focus needs to shift onto the CL and domestic cups now. 

 

 

[Chocoholic]

4 minutes ago, KMD7 said:

Walton as clear as mud as usual on the penalty decision

Walton displays many of Johnston's traits: an incompetent bullshitting bungler who runs whichever way the wind is blowing.

[Red_or_Dead]

And as we all know, never, EVER rely on Arsenal.

 

 

[Aventus]

1 minute ago, KevieG said:

 

 

You have to say we've gotten fuck all lately and they've gotten everything

 

So Walton said this didn't get a second look by the ref, because it was so small and needed looking at forensically. 

 

The mancs one got looked at again because it was a more obvious incident. 

 

So the one where the ref couldn't have seen it the first time, and made his decision based on something he didn't see isn't a clear and obvious error. 

 

The other one he got a good look at, made his decision when he saw everything, but VAR makes him look again in slow motion from a select angle. 

 

Fucking scumbag cunts

[dockers_strike]

Didnt see the game or the incidents but, once again by all accounts, the standard and consistency of refs and VAR in the PL is abysmal.

[johnsusername]

Man City have played 5 more games than Burnley. That's weird. 

[Aventus]

5 minutes ago, Leyton388 said:

Who gives a shit now anyway? Leagues gone so i couldnt give a shit now. Focus needs to shift onto the CL and domestic cups now. 

I give a shit because City losing today would have meant we were 9 points behind with two games in hand. 

 

So 3 points behind them if we win those games in hand. 

 

And they play Chelsea in two weeks. 

 

Those decisions today could have flipped the title race on its head. 

[Creator Supreme]

So a red card and a pen in City's favour eh? I don't want to sound like a bloo, but this kind of shit is happening quite often isn't it?

 

It will be like the Scottish Prem soon, it's almost there already. Give it a few seasons, we'll be back in mid table, Abramovich will be bored with Chelsea, and it'll just be Abu Dhabi v Saudi Arabia in the race for the title every single season.

[Mark M]

City not having players getting Covid only one of their squad going to the AFCON. 

Big calls in matches going their way.

They’ll walk the league by a big points margin.
Cunts.

 

 

[Redder Lurtz]

Right, come on Watford for fuck sake. I reckon the only joy left to be had in the league is the relegation of Newcastle and Leeds. We ain't winning it, the officials are making sure only one club wins it. 

[Strontium]

18 minutes ago, Redder Lurtz said:

Have there been any shit var decisions involving the top 6 that haven't benefited City? 

 

Other than the ones today:

 

- Clear penalty for Liverpool (Emerson on Jota) not given, Spurs v Liverpool

- Clear red card not given (Kane on Robertson), Spurs v Liverpool

- Clear penalty for Newcastle (Ederson on Fraser) not given, Newcastle v Man City

- Match-winning penalty given for "handball" that struck Moutinho on the side, Man City v Wolves

 

and this is just in the last three weeks or so

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Crowd scenes at Prescot Cables today.

 

[SasaS]

16 minutes ago, Creator Supreme said:

So a red card and a pen in City's favour eh? I don't want to sound like a bloo, but this kind of shit is happening quite often isn't it?

 

It will be like the Scottish Prem soon, it's almost there already. Give it a few seasons, we'll be back in mid table, Abramovich will be bored with Chelsea, and it'll just be Abu Dhabi v Saudi Arabia in the race for the title every single season.

Look on the bright side. There will always be United somewhere in that mix.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

On 30/12/2021 at 12:26, Grinch said:

The likes of Vieria can get to fuck.  He cared so much about African football he choose to represent a European team instead of his home country.

He was born with French nationality and he lived in France from the age of eight.

 

He's French.