Ref has absolutely fucked City there. They are so shit at their jobs, it would be funny if it wasn’t ruining the PL.
Hopefully City go after the PGMOL like Liverpool and Arteta did, need rival fans to make noise about it though (which I doubt) because it cant keep happening every weekend.
Rodri missing for the Villa game is huge for Unai, hopefully they can steal at least a point off the single largest use of plastic in the PL.
Honestly Wolves might be THE most fucked team in the PL.
Lemina and Gomes out for the Arsenal game now, result for us.
VAR is actually depressingly boring. Fuck VAR indeed.
PL clubs voted against the world cup style automatic offsides. It is a significantly better system.
Ollie Watkins is class.
Chelsea got absolutely robbed in that deal, which is hilarious.
So Newcastle have been given the green light to just use their arms whenever they want?
Scummy sandcastle club.
Yeah the fans wanted you to stay lad, you chose to wear a Barcelona shirt and force an exit then joined one of the scummiest teams in the PL for a pay day.
In the same bracket as RVP, Hleb, Nasri, Cole, Adebayor etc. Ruined what could have been an incredibly well-perceived legacy at Arsenal for a couple of trophies.
Not so fun game, who do you think will be next to break our hearts?
Famous last words perhaps but we have actually been decent this year, Fulham and West Ham aside.
Good goal difference, joint second in November with injuries to our squad, beating City and still got the January window where we might see a new striker. Newcastle and all the VAR wankery aside, we are looking okay.
They are genuinely so fucking shit and the commentators just put it down to “they wont be happy”, well yeah, they have just been fucking robbed.
Got me out here defending Man City for fuck sake. Put the “banter” aside when decisions this appalling happen, they get away with it in part because rival fans don’t make noise and just call you a sore loser until the outrage dies down.
PGMOL just need to step down (be disbanded), they are abysmal at their jobs.