Manchester United

[Chris]

Carragher being a united apologist as usual

He idolises them and Mourinho. It's weird as ****.

[fidget]

He idolises them and Mourinho. It's weird as ****.

Always keen to stick the boot into us too.

[RichC]

Disgusting performance yet again by the officials in a Manc game. Happens so ****ing often it's hard not to think there's more to it than as Sky keep putting it "getting a bit lucky".

[Shaggy]

Disgusting performance yet again by the officials in a Manc game. Happens so ****ing often it's hard not to think there's more to it than as Sky keep putting it "getting a bit lucky".

It really is. I think Chris is right tbh. Scudamore has spoken out twice ffs about how their struggles is "bad for the brand". The money men desperately want United back in the CL and they're not doing a very good job of disguising it.

[McDermotX]

Mourinho doesn't want to talk about the stamp.

Spends most of the interview on about it, including a little suggested retrospective ban length.

[RichC]

It does come down to money and the PL has hung their hats on the Mancs. Nothing to be done about how football has changed in terms of money but there is certainly something that could be done about all things being made equal, they desperately want them to be the focal point of the PL and it appears anything and everything is done to give them the best shot of being so

[baitman]

manure trying to buy the league on two levels, with players and officials.

dbf going to be skint at this rate.

[Leyton388]

To be fair I'd have done the same as Zlatan to the cowardly ****house. Someone stamps on your head they deserve some payback.

[Daffy Duck]

I don't get how the ref could be biased when he clearly should have sent off both Mings and Arter for Bournemouth, and didn't. I swear people here only pick certain incidents that fit the narrative and it's a bit embarrasing. Yes Friend was awful, like, almost unbelievably so, he needs a brain examination for sure, but that's it, don't think he was really favoring United in this game.

As for their other games this season, I'm not gonna comment because I hate watching them, so it's possible they're getting more decisions their way.

[Chris]

I don't get how the ref could be biased when he clearly should have sent off both Mings and Arter for Bournemouth, and didn't. I swear people here only pick certain incidents that fit the narrative and it's a bit embarrasing. Yes Friend was awful, like, almost unbelievably so, he needs a brain examination for sure, but that's it, don't think he was really favoring United in this game.

As for their other games this season, I'm not gonna comment because I hate watching them, so it's possible they're getting more decisions their way.

You sound clueless and brainwashed.

[Shaggy]

It does come down to money and the PL has hung their hats on the Mancs. Nothing to be done about how football has changed in terms of money but there is certainly something that could be done about all things being made equal, they desperately want them to be the focal point of the PL and it appears anything and everything is done to give them the best shot of being so

Everywhere there is big money there is corruption, you've got to be living in la la land to think football is clean.

[fidget]

Rooney saw it despite video showing him looking in the opposite direction

[Chris]

Rooney saw it despite video showing him looking in the opposite direction

"I was looking right at it" as the pictures and video show him looking the other way.

They have no shame at all.

[McDermotX]

Rooney saw it despite video showing him looking in the opposite direction

Said as much a bit earlier.......not sure why the two ex-pros in the studio didn't bring it up, especially after Rooney essentially tried to hang a fellow pro.

[Venton]

I don't get how the ref could be biased when he clearly should have sent off both Mings and Arter for Bournemouth, and didn't. I swear people here only pick certain incidents that fit the narrative and it's a bit embarrasing. Yes Friend was awful, like, almost unbelievably so, he needs a brain examination for sure, but that's it, don't think he was really favoring United in this game.

As for their other games this season, I'm not gonna comment because I hate watching them, so it's possible they're getting more decisions their way.

Yup. I think bigger clubs sometimes get more decisions than smaller ones but you've got to love the whole all premier league referees favour United schtick.