Manchester United vs. Crystal Palace match thread

[JHB]

They can’t have it both ways. The foul was either inside the box or not. It’s like the Canvot handball all over again. It’s basically a cheat code for big teams.

What really gets me is we all know if that had been at the other end there is zero chance the decision would have been a penalty and a red card. Absolutely zero. We know it, the players know it, the refs no it but hey got to keep those international glory hunters happy.

It’s like the decisions on who can own a club. If you a used car salesman they’ll scrutinise you to last penny. If you are a murderous extremist Islamic regime who chops off the heads of your own people and commits terrorist attacks against the west then you are welcome to own Newcastle no questions asked

 

[park the bus]

We were never going to win this game. It’s Old Trafford so a penalty is guaranteed and they decided to award the game to a referee boring Manchester. The outcome was decided before kick off.

My thoughts too. The FA decide who does well in any given season through the use of dodgy refs and VAR. It's Manchester United's turn.

 

[Nicholas91]

Everything, absolutely everything Pino does is awful.

 

[eaglesdare]

My thoughts too. The FA decide who does well in any given season through the use of dodgy refs and VAR. It's Manchester United's turn.

Man United doing well is good for revenue....

 

[JHB]

Everything, absolutely everything Pino does is awful.

Apart from the wine

 

[ripleyeagle]

And we lose Max for 3 games

Not three games as not violent conduct, one match ban.

 

[Spindle]

It’s a foul and penalty, Cunha would have got to the ball as Henderson was pretty much on his line and the pass was nicely weighted through.

It’s piss poor defending by Lacroix, he is far too tight to Cunha and gets rolled and pulls him back.

^ man U fan

 

[BromleyMonkey]

2-1 to the referee but we move on.
To be honest it didn’t look like we had the energy for an equaliser

 

[Alanh]

The Michael Carrick theatrical society (ManU) played the ref like an old violin. How are these ref allowed to work in the premiership division? Are we that short of qualified refs?

 

[JHB]

Just robbed today. Can’t blame the team. That result was decided well in advance by the people running the show

 

[Hannes]

Well done boys, always difficult to play 12.

 

[grumpymort]

My thoughts too. The FA decide who does well in any given season through the use of dodgy refs and VAR. It's Manchester United's turn.

Well you look at the line up for officials/var and got to question why are they selecting a team of people that all come from an area either in Manchester or near by.

That to me is very iffy.

 

[Paul Salvage]

My overriding feeling about this game is that the ref is a c***. Utd are full of c****. VAR is a c*** of a thing. Kamada is a bit of a c***. But we played better than we have for awhile. Ollie is still a turn coat c***. But we wont get relegated and we still have a chance to stick one up those UEFA c**** so may not end up being a total c*** of a season.

The only issue I have with your post is you didn’t use the c*nt word enough.
Feel absolutely cheated and didn’t spend much time watching in the end.

 

[PalazioVecchio]

i know that hurts. But there was a lot of positive to take from that performance. We are defo staying up

 

[grumpymort]

The Michael Carrick theatrical society (ManU) played the ref like an old violin. How are these ref allowed to work in the premiership division? Are we that short of qualified refs?

They want puppets and that is what they have the decisions are as the higher ups want it to be.

 

[Jerrylee]

It’s a foul and penalty, Cunha would have got to the ball as Henderson was pretty much on his line and the pass was nicely weighted through.

It’s piss poor defending by Lacroix, he is far too tight to Cunha and gets rolled and pulls him back.

He was not pulled back, his hand was just on his shoulder. First contact was outside the box, cunha dived inside the box. Simple cheating by him, simple cheating by var.

 

[Charles]

Our MOTM has to be Henderson. A frustrating loss in the end but positives include Johnson looking worth his place (likely to be extra motivated against Spurs) and still getting moments of real hope up to the last minute from a 10 man side.

 

[mileend]

He was not pulled back, his hand was just on his shoulder. First contact was outside the box, cunha dived inside the box. Simple cheating by him, simple cheating by var.

Disgusting cheating

 

[PatrickA]

I'm just grateful he didn't find an excuse send Richards off too.

I thought we played better than we have for a while.
Munoz looked more like his old self.
Heroic defending by Richards, particularly with inexperienced defenders either side of him.
Is it just me or does Guessand seem reluctant to chase after balls that are not played to his feet?

 

[Jerrylee]

Only thing to complain at today, apart from the obvious, is glasner’s continual affair with his love boy.