Greenlizard0 Premier League Football Thread ** spoilers ** [25th - 27th November 2023]

[kamz]

Dont balls this up liverpool, focus pls

 

[Purdy]

Alison has been horrendous today but what a disaster if he is injured.

Never seen someone want to lose a game so badly lol

 

[Tombstone]

Dont want to lose Allison to injury right before the heavy Christmas overload of games

 

[C Kent]

Uh oh

 

[The_One]

game over what a result for arsenal

hopefully we do the business later and reclaim top spot

 

[Purdy]

Darwin asking Pep about the ethics of his income

 

[antijoke]

The way we played I’ll take a point against city to be honest

 

[C Kent]

What's going on with nunez and baldie?

 

[kamz]

Hand bags after the whistle lol

 

[McBain]

Correct VAR is *****, but a ref getting a borderline decision wrong (ultimately hard in real time to determine that amongst the 16 bodies around the 6 yard box) is not having a mare. VAR should've corrected him and unsurprisingly didn't

Majority on here have said its not a foul. Again VAR a mess only this time Liverpool not on the wrong end of it

Lol, borderline decision. Is that you Dean Saunders?

 

[BaZ87]

I'll take that. Neither a terrible nor particularly good performance but the same applies to City. Supporters will say it wasn't a foul on Alisson but that gets given as a foul 99% of the time - like it or not keepers are given extra protection and any sort of challenge on them results in a foul.

On Alisson, I've never known a keeper to pick up muscle injuries as often as he does. Fingers crossed it's nothing too serious and a 2 week job rather than 4+ because we've got some big games coming up.

Would be interesting if the ref had not given a foul. I don’t think it was a clear or obvious foul, but equally not sure you could say the refs interpretation was a clear error either. I feel VAR would not challenge either decision.

They have precedent. Liverpool - Utd in the 19/20 season. We scored after VVD jumped with De Gea - it was far less of a foul than the situation today and given as a goal onfield but VAR ruled it out.

 

[Purdy]

Lol, borderline decision. Is that you Dean Saunders?

Letting your bitterness cloud your judgement here. Keepers are overly protected and it was simply another instance of it, it isn't massively surprising decision but I agree wrong

 

[Bigpig]

Haha we just about got a team sheet out. 3 goalkeepers and 4 kids

https://twitter.com/x/status/1728413237903802567

 

[The_One]

chelsea win today

 

[Stu999]

Haha we just about got a team sheet out. 3 goalkeepers and 4 kids

https://twitter.com/x/status/1728413237903802567

I like how they have everyone’s surname then Bruno G.

 

[Bigpig]

I like how they have everyone’s surname then Bruno G.

That’s actually his shirt name.

 

[Bigpig]

Go on Miley. Isak back banging them in

 

[Nate75]

Good goal that.

Poor not pushing up in a line and playing onside.

However, you can't fault that goal.

Great stuff.

 

[Bigpig]

Dive and goal resulting from the free kick…..

 

[BaZ87]

For such a talented player Sterling is a terrible striker of the ball so when he lined up the free-kick I wasn't expecting that.