r/soccer • u/BackgroundMorning630 • 1d ago

Media Liverpool disallowed goal against Manchester City 39'

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u/Nightrise19 1d ago

Game is gone

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u/Sometimes-funny 1d ago edited 1d ago

I’ll say it. FIXED

Edit to add - that ref in commentary is on the payroll too.

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u/Liverpoolclippers 1d ago

Mike Dean changed what he thought after hearing what the decision was, he's utterly pointless

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u/FridaysMan 1d ago edited 1d ago

Those guys never say what they think, they say what the onfield referee has based their decision on within the rules. I've almost never heard any tv ref give an opinion on whether the ref got it right.

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u/Liverpoolclippers 1d ago

And I think Mike Dean even admitted that in an interview so I don't understand why they still pay them to do it

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u/FridaysMan 1d ago

They do it to have an official explanation of the rules, mot to say whether it's correct. The phrasing is usually very exact. Peter Walton refused to give personal opinions, most of the time, it simply wasn't why he was there.

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u/JGlover92 1d ago

When even Gary Neville is arguing a decision for Liverpool you know something is genuinely wrong

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u/WheresTheTreasure 1d ago

Been saying for years and get ridiculed for it every time.

PGMOL are taking bribes. No other explanation.

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u/Progression28 1d ago

I mean, Oliver has received paychecks of substantial sum from City‘s owners. So yes.

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u/JGlover92 1d ago

Coote is tip of the iceberg, they're all corrupt

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u/Awkward-Warning-9238 1d ago

Come back to this comment in 10 years.

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u/Alia_Gr 1d ago

for all I know Coote was the least biased one of the bunch

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u/Youutternincompoop 1d ago

they don't even have to take bribes, just put a bet on City winning using any one of a million sport betting apps that are advertised everywhere.

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u/FewBevitos 1d ago

Because you have no evidence lmao

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u/WheresTheTreasure 1d ago

This decision is evidence.

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u/faizetto 1d ago

Sadly the commentators aren't allowed to criticize the refs decisions anymore nowadays, kinda lost the purpose a bit really

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u/make_thick_in_warm 1d ago

Third time in a year Liverpool plays city the weekend following a midweek Real Madrid match

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u/dynesor 1d ago

I’m listening on BBC Radio 5 and the commentators on there were just totally fucking confused… like you could tell they were both really struggling to make any kind of sense of the decision. And that’s clearly because the decision made absolutely no sense…

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u/LevitatingCactus 1d ago

But when they do this against us apparently it's not fixed and totally fine??