The only problem with this is I don’t think city are capable of winning the league. Think pool can do it with a bit of luck.
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You're probably right. Sadly.
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But. To be fair. Michael Oliver is terrible. And never in a thousand years is that a penalty to Doku.
I never have the feeling of fair refereeing when he is the ref.
I think he was the ref in our 3-2 loss to Woolwich under Ange? When he didnt give Kulu a penalty only for Saka to score in the other end. And VAR had to intervene to give a penalty to Ben Davies.
Sad
But. To be fair. Michael Oliver is terrible. And never in a thousand years is that a penalty to Doku.
I never have the feeling of fair refereeing when he is the ref.
I think he was the ref in our 3-2 loss to Woolwich under Ange? When he didnt give Kulu a penalty only for Saka to score in the other end. And VAR had to intervene to give a penalty to Ben Davies.
He was yeah. Dreadful.
He was awful in 4-1 to Chelsea as well. Before the sending offs he was letting them get away with murder...which incensed our players.
They are becoming the perfect example of how you can’t always reliably ‘buy’ success. Levy was right all along. They should have saved all that money and built a cheese room instead.
Pool have been absolutely dreadful and it looks like the wheels have fallen off, especially with Salah acting like an idiot. City were like a diesel engine this season, slow to get going but at it now. They were the same the season Woolwich royally imploded as well.
They're our only hope.
Intimidating the referees again, because they know it works.
www.theguardian.com
Liverpool contact PGMO over Van Dijk’s disallowed goal at Manchester City
Liverpool have complained to PGMO over the decision to disallow Virgil van Dijk’s header at Manchester City amid concern that the relevant criteria were not met
www.theguardian.com
Robertson row shows the problems VAR can never fix
Same as usual, days and probably will be weeks of discussion and articles when ONE debatable decision goes against the Dippers.
As Spurs fans we know this all too well.
Remember though when the late Diogo Jota got away with a booking for kicking Oliver Skipp square in the face before scoring the winner, we basically got laughed at by the media then it was never brought up again.
Same as usual, days and probably will be weeks of discussion and articles when ONE debatable decision goes against the Dippers.
As Spurs fans we know this all too well.
Remember though when the late Diogo Jota got away with a booking for kicking Oliver Skipp square in the face before scoring the winner, we basically got laughed at by the media then it was never brought up again.
Yep. It's the way it always works. Professional victims, our scouse friends. I do think, though, that disallowing the goal was a terrible decision
Maybe it's a small sample size but has something changed for the Dippers with Klopp no longer bullying refs?
Obviously far more to their malaise than just that, but it looks to be factor? They are being treated as the rest of us are - finally
btw, I do think City can put pressure on Woolwich. Arteta could crack with Pep on his shoulder. I hope.
Obviously far more to their malaise than just that, but it looks to be factor? They are being treated as the rest of us are - finally
btw, I do think City can put pressure on Woolwich. Arteta could crack with Pep on his shoulder. I hope.
Imo slot has slowed them down. Lived off klopps legacy last season imo and players keen to impress new manager. Spending 125m on isak and not playing him I find illogical.
