You cannot cry Arsenal have had good treatment from VAR when even in Cityโs last two games Bernardo should of given away a pen at 3-2 against Everton and should of been sent off yesterday, not to mention the Nunes blatant foul as schade was going to tap the ball in
What all the pundits are missing on Sky Sports is, of course it's a foul. But for the last 18 months they haven't been given and there are countless examples of it. So why change course today?
Where was the cry for a foul and consistency when Brentford were robbed off a clear penalty twice yesterday?
You can cry a river, #AFC doesn't care...
#COYG
Now everyone is crying for consistency in officiating. Exactly what Arsenal have been shouting for but the media and enemies told us to shut up and stop whining like a child.
If you support evil, don't complain when the same thing you cheer for works against you.
#COYG
Enough is truly enough; itโs high time Sky Sports removed this commentator from the booth. His bias is beyond unbearable for anyone watching neutrally. Today, even before a replay of West Ham's goal was aired, he was already moaning about a supposed handball and then flipped t...
Correct decision for me. The arm across Raya was there during the entire time the ball is in flight with no intention to leverage a jump to compete for the ball - merely there to obstruct the keeper and it had a clear impact on impeding Raya from making a clear attempt to clear the ball.
#arsenal
Not everyone who has the privilege to sit behind the mic to talk about sports is the most knowledgeable, they are just privileged to be in a position that countless people who are better than them are dreaming of taking up.
How can a sane person call Saka useless player? Wow ๐ฒ
I kept this Video because you have to be mentally unstable to call Bukayo Saka useless because of Injuries! He crossed a Line.
Kindly make him popular.
Skelly is the CM we've always believed he is.. All he needs is more time to build confidence, freedom, and a deeper tactical understanding of the role.
There's still much room for improvement and hopefully, we'll see more of him in the middle of the park.