Greenlizard0 PL & Championship Football Thread ** spoilers ** [1st - 4th Jan 2021]

[Stumble Bum]

A man utd penalty. who'd of guessed it.

 

[omnomnom]

Just to be clear. Mane has the goalkeepers arms pulling his leg and it isnt a penalty but that is?

 

[el_dazza]

You can't argue with that, your players a muppet.

Everyone else saying it's soft tbh. Knew they'd get one, it isn't a man united game without one.

 

[vanandjuanunited]

Grealish telling Bailly he can give him lessons on going down

 

[fez]

Considering we have had less penalties in the league than Liverpool (5) and Leicester (8) there are a lot of people whinging about it on here.

And the Pogba penalty is either a very clear cut penalty if the other players leg clipped his and knocked it into his other leg or hes tripped himself up. Nothing "soft" about it.

 

[Lord-Jaffa]

Considering we have had less penalties in the league than Liverpool (5) and Leicester (8) there are a lot of people whinging about it on here.

Shhh, you can't go using facts here, peoples tears and feelings trump everything.

 

[CliffyG]

It was so blatantly not a penalty which is the issue I guess. Same as the other game where they got one and Maguire was allowed to punch the ball in the box.

 

[omnomnom]

Considering we have had less penalties in the league than Liverpool (5) and Leicester (8) there are a lot of people whinging about it on here.

How is it relevant how many other clubs have had as to whether thats a penalty?

You've had 6 this season. Liverpool 5 and Leicester 10.

 

[BaZ87]

Considering we have had less penalties in the league than Liverpool (5) and Leicester (8) there are a lot of people whinging about it on here.

And the Pogba penalty is either a very clear cut penalty if the other players leg clipped his and knocked it into his other leg or hes tripped himself up. Nothing "soft" about it.

Shhh, you can't go using facts here, peoples tears and feelings trump everything.

His facts are wrong That's Utd's 6th penalty in the League, more than Liverpool.

 

[adam cool dude]

Grealish is on another level here. Why we are not marking him out of the game is crazy.

 

[Alex h]

How is it relevant how many other clubs have had as to whether thats a penalty?

You've had 6 this season. Liverpool 5 and Leicester 10.

 

[Pigeon_Killer]

Everyone else saying it's soft tbh. Knew they'd get one, it isn't a man united game without one.

The second your player put his arm on Pogba the ref was likely to award a penalty if he went down. They're desperate to give them this season and it's got to the point of just allowing attackers to run at goal rather than try and tackle them.

 

[fez]

How is it relevant how many other clubs have had as to whether thats a penalty?

Its relevant because all I see on here is people whinging about United getting penalties. Leicester have had considerably more and we have had a very similar amount to Liverpool.

You've had 6 this season. Liverpool 5 and Leicester 10.

And yet based on the comments on here you would think it was United 15 and everyone else 2 if you are lucky.

His facts are wrong That's Utd's 6th penalty in the League, more than Liverpool.

Fair enough, 1 more.

It was so blatantly not a penalty which is the issue I guess. Same as the other game where they got one and Maguire was allowed to punch the ball in the box.

What was blatent about it? His left leg hit his right leg and if you have ever run in your life you will know you are going down when that happens. The question is whether it was self inflicted or the defenders leg that caused that. VAR didn't seem to think it was obvious that it wasn't the defenders.

 

[CliffyG]

It was blatant that he kicked his own foot....... The fact it was not the Villa player who did it should have meant it was pretty clear and obvious!

 

[el_dazza]

Considering we have had less penalties in the league than Liverpool (5) and Leicester (8) there are a lot of people whinging about it on here.

And the Pogba penalty is either a very clear cut penalty if the other players leg clipped his and knocked it into his other leg or hes tripped himself up. Nothing "soft" about it.

27 pens since Ole's appointment. 7 more than any other team

 

[BaZ87]

Fair enough, 1 more.

....in the League. 5 more in all comps and about 20 more last season

The penalty was very soft - people will argue it was a pen but it's the sort of pen that's rarely given to most sides.

 

[Alex h]

27 pens since Ole's appointment. 7 more than any other team

And

 

[fez]

Oh Pogba. Hes missed a couple of chances like that today.

 

[omnomnom]

Its relevant because all I see on here is people whinging about United getting penalties. Leicester have had considerably more and we have had a very similar amount to Liverpool.



And yet based on the comments on here you would think it was United 15 and everyone else 2 if you are lucky.



Fair enough, 1 more.



What was blatent about it? His left leg hit his right leg and if you have ever run in your life you will know you are going down when that happens. The question is whether it was self inflicted or the defenders leg that caused that. VAR didn't seem to think it was obvious that it wasn't the defenders.

That isnt the point people or the majority are making. We are question the decision to award this :

https://streamvi.com/watch/1609536200

As a penalty. That is a shocking decision. They are running side by side, the Villa player hasnt come into his path or attempted a tackle and they clash legs. It is never ever a penalty.

 

[el_dazza]

And

Great contribution. Try reading the post I quoted and you might understand.