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“Error of judgement.” 🤡 We’re not stupid. @prorefofficial
Haaland was initially flagged offside, then Matt Donohue confidently overturned it suggesting Enzo didn’t interfere. The wrong image was used and Haaland was STILL offside anyway.
These are supposedly elite officials with endless training. At what point does “incompetence” become suspicious?
Michael Oliver has previously been paid freelance by City’s owners to officiate in Abu Dhabi. Now questions have emerged over Matt Donohue’s connections to City’s ownership. Whatever happened to conflicts of interest?
City spent another £500m and had 0 shots on target outside the disputed goal, were dominated in midfield and repeatedly gave the ball away. Foden even lashed out in frustration, cowardly kicking Bruno in the balls.
Yet Oliver somehow found just 5 minutes added time despite the lengthy VAR checks, substitutions and City’s time-wasting after the red card.
@ManUtd cannot simply accept another “review” that ends with an apology and these officials continuing to referee Premier League matches.
This needs an independent investigation including conflicts of interest, background checks, financial links and the full decision-making process.
Enough of “mistakes”. We need transparency and accountability.
#MUNMCI #MUFC #MCFC
🚨 OFFICIAL: Pro Ref confirm “an error of judgement” in Haaland’s goal — also informing Man United directly.
“Following the incident in the 60th minute of Sunday's Premier League fixture between Manchester United and Manchester City at Old Trafford, we can provide clarification regarding Erling Haaland’s awarded goal.
“The on-field decision was offside against Erling Haaland – that was checked by VAR and he was found to be in an onside position.
“In the same attack, it was established that Enzo Fernandez did not play the ball and therefore that makes any offside offence subjective, however, on this occasion, the VAR did not recognise the likely impact of his position and should have recommended an on-field review.
“Contact has been made with Manchester United this evening to acknowledge what we deem is an error of judgement. A review of the incident will take place.”
The Liverpool rats have crawled out of hiding 😂 They can’t handle cold, hard facts.
You claim to be the “most successful” club, yet we’re level on 68 trophies. Our Treble tips it. And what exactly defines a “major” trophy? If it’s the League Titles, European Cups and FA Cup, United have won more. 👍
Your golden era was beating Crusaders and Dynamo Dresden. We’ve beaten Europe’s elite at the peak of modern football.
Our legacies speak for themselves. You need to twist history and invent narratives to make yours look bigger. 🤣
#MUFC #LFC
Sir Matt Busby won five league titles and the European Cup before Liverpool had ever won it. United also won league titles under Mangnall. We’ve been a bigger club for generations.
Liverpool’s golden era was largely the late 1970s and early 1980s, followed by 30+ years without a league title. You’ve won just two Premier League titles in over three decades, while United won 13 under Ferguson alone (in your lifetime.)
It’s not our fault Sir Matt and Sir Alex were better than anything Liverpool ever had. Your success came in a relatively short period, beating teams like Linfield and Dynamo Dresden (when other English clubs were banned from Europe).
Meanwhile, United built a legacy across generations. #MUFC
According to Dan Bardell, #AVFC are bigger and have been more successful than #MUFC since 1999 🤣🤦🏻♂️
@talkSPORT hire the thickest and most deranged people in the country
Mark S retweeted
Kylian Mbappé is 27 years old.
He's already won 21 major trophies for club & country.
He's already scored 100 goals for Real Madrid.
He's already won the World Cup.
He's already won the World Cup Golden Boot.
He's already scored in two World Cup finals.
He's already France's all-time leading goalscorer.
Mbappe must win the ballon d’or. He’s miles ahead of anyone in world football and performed better than Kane and Yamal in the biggest moments.
#BallonDor #ElClasico
Mark S retweeted
Kylian Mbappe is a better player than Harry Kane. End of discussion.
In the two tournaments they played both (WC and CL), Mbappe materially outscored Kane.
A scandal if Kane wins the ballon d’or on Monday. Nothing less
Was it?
Did he win a treble ❌
Did he win 13 prems ❌
Did he win a 3-peat or two? ❌
Did he beat elite European teams ❌
Paisley won 6 in 9? Sir Alex won 7 in 9 between 1995-2003
Sir Matt Busby is also better than any Liverpool manager you’ve ever had.
Sir Matt Busby won five league titles and the European Cup before Liverpool had ever won it. United also won league titles under Mangnall. We’ve been a bigger club for generations.
Liverpool’s golden era was largely the late 1970s and early 1980s, followed by 30+ years without a league title. You’ve won just two Premier League titles in over three decades, while United won 13 under Ferguson alone (in your lifetime.)
It’s not our fault Sir Matt and Sir Alex were better than anything Liverpool ever had. Your success came in a relatively short period, beating teams like Linfield and Dynamo Dresden (when other English clubs were banned from Europe).
Meanwhile, United built a legacy across generations. #MUFC
He was outspent by Liverpool, Blackburn, Newcastle, City, Chelsea.
He made a transfer profit under the Glazers.
Top spender in the league only three times in his tenure.
Ruined your childhood and you aren’t getting it back.
The greatest 🐐
#MUFC
Mark S retweeted
United were dominating domestically in the 50s and then terribly lost 23 squad members including 8 players in a plane crash. 3 months later they reached the FA Cup final. 7 years later won the league and 3 years later won the European Cup.
I would say greatness is ingrained 👍
The FA have always had it in for United.
They hated the fact that we kept beating their darlings, Liverpool and Arsenal, building a level of dominance English football may never see again.
The signs were there all along:
• Rooney and Scholes: suspensions for pre-season red cards.
• Rooney: banned for swearing into a TV camera during a goal celebration.
• Rio Ferdinand: an eight-month ban for missing a drugs test despite subsequently testing negative, while City’s Christian Negouai received a £2,000 fine for being positive.
• Cantona: an eight-month ban for his kick on racist fan, while Suárez received a shorter ban for racially abusing Patrice Evra.
• The 1999 FA Cup: United forced to withdraw due to the Club World Cup amid pressure linked to England’s 2006 World Cup bid.
#MUFC
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Jim Ratcliffe: If I got abused as much as Glazers, I’d have to walk away
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This has been driven by the English media. Rivals will always be thick and deluded but the way Talksport and Sky have covered this is embarrassing.
@SkySportsPL kept making up lies that fans were booing Bruno not the Owners.
#MUFC
Jarred Gillett is a known Liverpool supporter and is reportedly prohibited from refereeing Liverpool and Everton games because of that allegiance. Yet he can officiate Manchester United matches.
Today’s performance against Bournemouth:
- 4 yellow cards for United.
- Bournemouth repeatedly stopping our attacks with little punishment.
- A goal allowed against us after the Heaven fouled the ball.
- Blatant fouls on Amad and Tielemans waved away.
#MUFC #MUNBOU
Mark S retweeted
#OnThisDay 1997
Manchester United thumped Barnsley 7-0.
Among the scorers was Paul Scholes with this goal 👏⚽️ #MUFC #PremierLeague
🎥 via @sid_lambert
Small dick syndrome #premierleague
