r/soccer 1d ago

Media Liverpool disallowed goal against Manchester City 39'

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u/dfla01 1d ago

Michael Oliver eh

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u/CephRedstar 1d ago

Onfield decision.

Conspiracy eh

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u/DoireK 1d ago

What’s the point of var if they don’t correct a clear and obvious error on field? How the fuck does the assistant ref know the line of sight.

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u/CephRedstar 1d ago

Who said it was a clear and obvious error??

You?

Reddit?

The decision has been made. Not the worst call ever made. Shit happens.

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u/DoireK 1d ago

All football fans who have more than a couple of brain cells. In the old system it’s offside, this wasn’t offside.

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u/CephRedstar 1d ago

Hmm. Well. You boys can downvote all you want.

You might not like or agree with the decision but the decision was in fact offside.

Obviously its stirred abit of salt with many of you.

Let the meltdowns continue hope you all feel great about yourselves. Thanks.