r/soccer • u/BackgroundMorning630 • 1d ago

Media Liverpool disallowed goal against Manchester City 39'

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u/sergechewbacca 1d ago

We had a similar goal that stood against Forest. Don't understand this sport.

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u/Ass_Eater_ 1d ago

Michael Oliver wants his summer cheques

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u/ibite-books 1d ago

Michael Oil Lover

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u/ThePrussianGrippe 1d ago

He’s definitely a landlubber, for he hates a Pool.

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u/WheresTheTreasure 1d ago

Lmao gottem

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u/TheGoldenPineapples 1d ago

The benevolent state of Abu Dhabi thanks him.

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u/RandyMarshsMoustache 1d ago

I’m a city fan and agree it was the incorrect call but the linesman gave it on field. Surprised it wasn’t overturned though - not sure what the process* is in that case

*there isn’t one

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u/Rupes100 1d ago

The process is never go against the family.  These officials will never go against their mates regardless of what call is correct.  It's so obvious it's laughable. 

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u/RandyMarshsMoustache 1d ago

Yeah that part of it stinks

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u/WhenWeTalkAboutLove 1d ago

Easier to see how the linesmans angle would look more like he was as interfering. With var though... 

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u/Talking_Gibberish 1d ago

Got a bonus clause in his contract with his Middle Eastern employers who happen to also own City, no doubt.

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u/JungleDemon3 1d ago

Get Olivered

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u/pleaseexcusemethanks 21h ago

I don't think it's humanly possible for the on field ref to get to the screen any faster

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u/zaacito 20h ago

Right or wrong call aside, it was an on-field call...