🚨Asene Wenger on the controversial decision against Ipswich Town vs Man United.
🗣️“Honestly this shouldn’t be the case here against a mid club Ipswich, and I think after that allowed goal they went frustrated and lose control of the game that led to them loosing and conceding that much goals.”
“It’s very clear and there wasn’t a need to even check this, Maguire has his hands on the ball and the player call for it to but the referee ignore it.”
“This isn’t the football we use to know about, been bias and choosing out decisions that not right for the game, that weird to say but the fact here is that the goal shouldn’t have been given.”
🚨 Michael Owen on the Controversial Harry Maguire Handball:
🎙️ “I’m sorry, but I’m struggling with this one. You watch the replay and the ball clearly hits Maguire’s hand, and somehow we’re told there’s no handball.
“I understand there are rules around accidental handball and who scores the goal, but honestly, I don’t know what the rules are anymore. If that contact helps the attacking player gain possession before the ball ends up in the net, surely VAR has to look at the bigger picture.
“That goal completely changed the game and put United 2–1 ahead. Whether the law technically allows it or not, the decision is going to be debated for days.
“VAR was brought in to give us clarity. Instead, we’re sitting here watching the replay ten times and still asking the same question: how is that not handball?”
Pundits say Aston Villa will finish outside the top half and Unai Emery will leave.
I think they're wrong.
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Mark Goldbridge says Nottingham Forest shouldn’t have gotten a penalty and he’s right. The referee made an absolutely embarrassing decision that has cost Liverpool valuable points.
All decisions always go against Liverpool. This can’t keep going on.