Today’s Football 2022/23 Season

[glory_daze]

Scab 6 getting preferential treatment shocker.
Footballs death rattle the day they all threatened to take the ball home.

Salah was blatantly offside when ball was chipped to him,yet they find a way to allow that goal.

 

[Littlesue]

Wolves look so much better tonight, a lot more attacking, can see them staying up (says that through gritting teeth)

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

RS are apparently very interested in a summer move by all accounts. Would be typical Everton that 2 players we wanted in the summer that Ancelotti left (Diaz and Nunes) would both end up there wouldn’t it.

Was going to post this the other day

 

[Gilbert..]

Not a chance Wolves are going down. New manager has kept them up.

He's also got his first taste of thou shalt get fck all off refs at anfield.

 

[Saint Domingo]

The only reason they won it last season was blatant corruption in their game against Forest on the way to the final. They would have been out that night but got multiple dodgy VAR calls in their favour. Not to mention the Lukaku ‘offside’ in the league cup which is the worst offside decision I think I’ve ever seen as he’s actually behind the Liverpool player not even level with him.

The establishment look after their own establishment club. Always have done.

 

[glory_daze]

just seen the salad goal for the first time, how the FK is that not offside??? before the defender headed it the offside offence is complete, if salad wasn't there, the defender doesnt need to head it. Corrupt as FK

Even more offside than Gray was last night for DCL,s goal.
Mark my words the RS are as good as in the fa cup final now.

 

[ToffeeTim]

If he’s come back from an offside position technically it’s offside… but obvs no camera angle to prove or disprove the honest linesman

The explanation about no cameras just seems ridiculous

 

[NathDogg]

Season and VAR getting better all the time - that’s the most blatant corrupt use of VAR possible.

No camera available to assess, so had to go with the on field decision - and they think we believe that!?!? ???

Gerrin the bin!

 

[glory_daze]

Wolves look so much better tonight, a lot more attacking, can see them staying up (says that through gritting teeth)

Yeah they have more energy and tempo about their play and no fear in games like we do.

 

[arch stanton]

Season and VAR getting better all the time - that’s the most blatant corrupt use of VAR possible.

No camera available to assess, so had to go with the on field decision - and they think we believe that!?!? ???

Gerrin the bin!

hey, if no cameras are available, that must mean there is no footage of it at all, so it cant replayed on the highlights programmes later, so it never happened.

 

[marmor]

just seen the salad goal for the first time, how the FK is that not offside??? before the defender headed it the offside offence is complete, if salad wasn't there, the defender doesnt need to head it. Corrupt as FK

That is more unbelievable than the wolves goal decision tbh.

I the wolves 3rd goal decision is unbelievable.

 

[Gilbert..]

Scab 6 getting preferential treatment shocker.
Footballs death rattle the day they all threatened to take the ball home.

I thought that. Why didnt the lino flag go up straight away. Then i started thinking is there some new rule number 853 about offsides.
That was always as clear as anything. Miles off when ball chipped in. Up goes flag

 

[daza_1973]

Lopetegui heading for a bringing the game into disrepute charge here.

 

[b-rad]

BBC sport doing their very best to stay in Liverpool’ corner.

“To be clear, the Wolves (third) disallowed goal was due to (very experienced) assistant flagging for offside against corner taker when ball was returned to him.”

Would ANY other club have the media saying “he must be right - he’s very experienced” only a couple of minutes after a match ends, and with no replay available???

 

[Kurt.]

The explanation about no cameras just seems ridiculous

It’s honestly corrupt as F***