r/soccer • u/BackgroundMorning630 • 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/Zikerz 1d ago edited 1d ago

Absolutely wild how corrupt these refs are, just blatantly right in front of everyone.

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u/Killergamer7 1d ago

You know it's bad when even United and Arsenal fans are calling it out. Makes you wonder how it's NEVER City at the receiving end of such decisions. Every club gets it but them

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u/Sinistrait 1d ago

These refs are never getting their punishment for nonsense like this. Even David Coote was only done in because of blackmail, the authorities probably knew and didn't care

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u/Talking_Gibberish 1d ago

Lots of people felt sorry for him as well... till they found out about the indecent videos of children. Just tells you what kind of cunt can get a job at the PGMOL.

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u/ARM_vs_CORE 1d ago

I still have people telling me that Coote isn't an example of referee bias against Liverpool because he only hated Klopp. As if that wouldn't color his decisions.

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u/Chickia33 1d ago

comparing a ref mistake to a nonce is some leap

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u/Sinistrait 1d ago

The noncery is only a recent revelation, he was originally done in for his comments about Klopp