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That disallowed goal for bournemouth is exactly why the game is fucked. Too overruled by poor refs. #BOUNEW
This was when I had enough and realised I give too much emotionally to football. A part of my passion for the game left that day, after so many deserved league titles being ruined by city's cheating. It's a competition that you're rigged to lose so why hope for anything else.
Trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, damage, pain, heartbreak, headache, wounding, complete and operational exhaustion, grief, shock, misery.
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It's just so painfully obvious at this stage.
The referee in the game between Liverpool and Manchester City, Michael Oliver, has previously received payment for ‘freelancing’ as a referee in the United Arab Emirates. Since then, he has been involved in multiple head-scratching decisions favoring Manchester City, a club owned by Sheikh Mansour, Vice President of the UAE.
Additionally, in the game between Tottenham and Liverpool, VAR referee Darren England — whose decision led to Luis Díaz’s wrongfully disallowed goal for offside — had been in the UAE less than 24 hours prior to the match. Dan Cook, the assistant VAR referee in the same game, was also present in the UAE with Mr. England.
The referees receiving payment from the United Arab Emirates, the owners of Manchester City, and consistently making the wrong calls in their favor, leave a sour taste in supporters’ mouths. The controversy continues to pile up for the team already facing 115 charges, excluding inflating attendance numbers to gain an unfair economic advantage.
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The referee in the game between Liverpool and Manchester City, Michael Oliver, has previously received payment for ‘freelancing’ as a referee in the United Arab Emirates. Since then, he has been involved in multiple head-scratching decisions favoring Manchester City, a club owned by Sheikh Mansour, Vice President of the UAE.
Additionally, in the game between Tottenham and Liverpool, VAR referee Darren England — whose decision led to Luis Díaz’s wrongfully disallowed goal for offside — had been in the UAE less than 24 hours prior to the match. Dan Cook, the assistant VAR referee in the same game, was also present in the UAE with Mr. England.
The referees receiving payment from the United Arab Emirates, the owners of Manchester City, and consistently making the wrong calls in their favor, leave a sour taste in supporters’ mouths. The controversy continues to pile up for the team already facing 115 charges, excluding inflating attendance numbers to gain an unfair economic advantage.
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There's a perfectly good and genuine reason why the Government is using the word 'strive' instead of a stronger term in the Care Referendum. And that reason is because they're trying to shaft ordinary people.
Everyone fuming about yesterday is turning a blind eye to the boot to the head that caused the drop ball to begin with. In no way should forest have possession. The only 'wrong' thing is we got a drop ball instead of a free kick. Either way, the goal still happens 2MINS later!!
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This is a literal tactic for so many managers this season, never punished until miraculously it's relevant when it's liverpool. I'm fed up of screaming out corruption, this year especially.
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Big Chances missed:
Haaland 23
Darwin 21
Watkins 16
Jackson 15
Isak 12
Gravenberch does not work in a 3 midfield, especially one getting pressed. Double pivot or nothing for him imo. Big shake up needed at half time! #ARSLIV
