Just a shame though, would have been good to see Coventry win, means so much more to the Championship side.
So why was VAR required? It clearly wasn't clear was it, hence the need for VAR.
'Clearly' was possibly a bad choice of words!! I mean now we've seen the lines, yes it wasn't offside by much, but now it's been looked at it was offside.
My mate over here in Connecticut is a big Cov fan and flew home for the game….feeling for him right now…..Utd are terrible and the manager will be fired
My mate over here in Connecticut is a big Cov fan and flew home for the game….feeling for him right now…..Utd are terrible and the manager will be fired
Gary Neville made a good point on Sky earlier. He pointed to the fact that since INEOS have gone in they've basically cleared out most other senior positions. New CEO, new technical director, trying to get Dan Ashworth as sporting director. So it would be pretty bizarre to do all that and then off the back of awful performances and not qualifying for the champions league, go and stick with the same manager.
Got a tenner on United to win 2-0 at 40/1 so I'll be in the unenviable position of spending the whole of second half shouting "don't do anything!" at the telly.
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And lets face it, if it had been a Man U winning goal disallowed because Diallo was 5cm offside, would people have been so upset?
Pep bitching to the officials at half time. wonder what he is moaning about. his team so far have been out done.
Edit - apart from setting up Alvarez for their best chance.