Today's Football - 2023/2024 Season

[Lineker]

Can't see any explanation other than corruption. But is it because its United or is it the PL trying to get rid of Wolves because of their FFP breaches...

The first one. They don't care about ffp except as a tool to protect the favoured ones

 

[DanEFC92]

The only explanation that makes sense is that they just didn't want to give it cause it's against United at Old Trafford.
It's inexcusable.
And if they were serious (they are not) and not corrupt (they are) then everyone involved would be sacked.

 

[Simon Buttle]

Gary O’Neil has had just 5 days at Wolves and he did ok at Bournemouth. He is starting to have the makings of a half decent coach imo.

 

[NathDogg]

Nobody can tell me the scab6 didn’t negotiate favourable decisions when they “binned” the euro super league - that’s an absolute disgrace of a call by the ref and VAR!

Everton still winning the pmgol apology league tho, boss.

 

[Gilbert..]

Wolves very impressive. Definite penalty at the death.

Watched about an hour of it. What i often notice watching other sides who are not particularly big sides/clubs they all look so comfortable on the ball compared to Everton. We had 41% possession against fulham on sat. And we've been like that for a few years. Possession isnt everything but why do we seem to buy so many players who look like they've just been introduced to a ball and other clubs get players who are so comfortable in possession.

 

[Alan Whittle]

Your anger blinds you

Who said that? Show yourself now!

 

[PhilM]

Man Utd 1-0 Wolves: Officials to miss weekend games after penalty error

Three Premier League officials at the centre of a decision not to award a penalty to Wolves at Manchester United on Monday have been overlooked for this weekend's matches.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[summerisle]

 

[maccavennie]

Shocking lack of a decision but no one should be surprised

We've seen it first hand with the Rodri handball which was 100% blatant match fixing

The top teams get the 50/50 decisions 100% of the time and then they also get the decisions that should be 80/20 out of their favour.

 

[PhilM]

 

[Cool_Blue]

Man Utd 1-0 Wolves: Officials to miss weekend games after penalty error

Three Premier League officials at the centre of a decision not to award a penalty to Wolves at Manchester United on Monday have been overlooked for this weekend's matches.

www.bbc.co.uk

This Michael Salisbury VAR fool has previous. He’s either a raving kopite or simply knows f all about football and is therefore out of his depth

 

[ElGato]

Wolves looked great last night eh. I had lulled myself into thinking that with their sales and Lopewhathisface quitting they would be in trouble. Completely forgetting they actually have some real quality in the side. Pedro Neto, Ait Nouri, Nunes, all top half players. O'Neil made Bournemouth into a hard outfit to play against, think he could do even better at Wolves.

As for the pen. Point of VAR if officials will continue to lick the boot and give favourable decisions to the Sky Six? Just a veneer of objectivity.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Wolves looked great last night eh. I had lulled myself into thinking that with their sales and Lopewhathisface quitting they would be in trouble. Completely forgetting they actually have some real quality in the side. Pedro Neto, Ait Nouri, Nunes, all top half players. O'Neil made Bournemouth into a hard outfit to play against, think he could do even better at Wolves.

As for the pen. Point of VAR if officials will continue to lick the boot and give favourable decisions to the Sky Six? Just a veneer of objectivity.

They still look short of goalscoring quality though, which will no doubt concern them.

 

[ElGato]

They still look short of goalscoring quality though, which will no doubt concern them.

Sounds familiar

 

[Simon Buttle]

I forgot to mention this last night but is Antony like one of the most overrated load of tosh ever to grace the PL, certainly be up there for me?