@hesham786 I swear you have been ass since you supposedly had that scoop on Sancho's house. After that I have never seen a good football tweet from you
@henrywinter@PhilTaylorX When the hell did you become so dramatic? You used to be one of my favourite follows, now you just over exaggerate for responses
@Alex_Berwick@ajlen15@NCobainnnn That's specifically a Villa problem though, sorry don't remember MoTD. Nice conversing with you. Good luck for Wednesday.
@Alex_Berwick@ajlen15@NCobainnnn Understood, I have no idea about villa but even in this situation of the red card, Brentford got away with one against United when Collins wasn't sent off for DOGSO but nothing was heard until the PGMOL apology, but the Palace one everyone still remembers.
@Alex_Berwick@ajlen15@NCobainnnn Come on, he clearly grabbed him, the dive was theatrical but Lacroix grabbed him... Also the decisions against United in this case are not mentioned cause you review the one in favour (like the Martinez disallowed goal against Burnley, or Walker stamp on Dorgu same game)
@Alex_Berwick@ajlen15@NCobainnnn agree 100% still think it should have been ruled out cause it hit his hand but the rules say otherwise and it was correctly given.
What I don't get is when there is a decision against the big teams it's like nothing but when it's in their favor it's corruption
@ajlen15@Alex_Berwick@NCobainnnn And it was such a meaningless game, when there is an awful soft one, it gets brushed, like finally one against you or ref incompetence. The Leeds game last month was a game where if their first goal was ours a whole controversy would have been about the elbow
@Alex_Berwick@ajlen15@NCobainnnn For me both shouldn't have been, imo the issue is with confirmation bias, fans see a controversial (still correct) decision against one of the big six and suddenly it's because it's United or Arsenal or whoever when in reality each team suffers shit decisions and favourable ones