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Man City forward Erling Haaland faces FA charge after blasting referee Simon Hooper
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I know it's city so the hate against them is real and often justified, but that mistake was pretty horrendous. It's not Liverpool Spurs level of horrendous but it's right up there with some of the most egregious this season.
Players shouldn't mob refs though, won't help anything but it's got to be hard to keep your head in a situation like that.
Spurs always get favourable decisions.
I don't know why but they have been getting the most favourable treatment since VAR was introduced
If VAR was all correct it pretty sure data showed spurs would have more points than they currently sit on. It’s just the two big ones went for them and are blatantly obvious. Like they haven’t even had a penalty all season with numerous clear shouts.
Dear lord I wish you lot still claiming corruption would go away.
The referees are ruining games, but you lot make every single moment in-between games completely miserable with this constant bullshit.
Just STFU.
Pool fans getting bold
It was so weird if he'd have called it back without signalling play on it would have been bad but not horrific. To signal, see the play develop to a chance, then call it back, looks absolutely awful. And a little bit cheaty (sp?) too
Couldn't give a monkeys.
City are cheats. They deserve every mistake against them.
Nah, it's hilarious. A team built on the back of financial doping and cheating complaining about what's fair. There is no violin small enough
its a little irony that makes it funny, but its still bad.
The one decision gone against city this season and we supposed to feel sorry for them, many more called in their favour, remember when Kovacic should of had 2 red cards in one match?
I'm not really saying we should feel sorry for them. Personally, as a relative neutral, I think it's shit when it happens to any club, detracts from what was a decent game and furthers the narrative of how inconsistent refs are.
Like I'm no fan of Liverpool, Klopp especially has always pissed me off, but they were fully robbed and again it stained what was a good game. I'd never celebrate these sorts of things regardless of who it happens to.