That was as jammy as it gets.
Premier League Gameweek 7
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
did you miss Herrera's obvious red card?
The absolute state of the interwebz if we got that decision.
There would be a skinnyjeans bludfam parade in London and a tracksuit parade in Liverpool being arranged simultanously.
There would be a skinnyjeans bludfam parade in London and a tracksuit parade in Liverpool being arranged simultanously.
We have won between 6 and 43 titles, so I guess we are somewhere between PSG and Olympiakos. Whatever that means.
Taste the tears!
On the bright side, I'll enjoy another 3 years of Wenger with the new contract that has been mentioned lately 
I take it all back, Not offside.
Oxlade is a shitc**t for claiming that when he didn't touch it!
Oxlade is a shitc**t for claiming that when he didn't touch it!
What a season this is turning out to be. The three clubs I don't want anywhere near the top are all there...
He meant after that when the ball ricocheted off Kos hand. Bit IMO it wasn't Ox that kicked it into his hand but Kos himself.
I was arguing the offside claim...non of the arsenal players were onside when Walcott headed the ball. The handball call yes, I would have given that.
Both Ox and Kos onside.
That's not the point anyone thought it was offside, it was when Oxlade kicked it onto Kos (the Burnley defender had moved up by then).
Turns out Oxlade did not touch it so no offside though!
To be fair, there was a handball incident by the Burnley defender right before the corner and goal. Looked like a penalty but haven't seen any replays.
Oh well maybe you're right.
They are winning games they shouldn't have, we are drawing games we should have won.
My enthusiasm about the season has well and truly died this weekend.
Oh well you're probably right.
How? He kicked it onto Kos.
Really, I'd like to know when we get some help?
He didn't touch it. Sky just showed a super slo-mo and close up replay. Kos managed to somehow kick it onto his own hand.
Hand of Frog 2
That's... the most retarded handball goal ever.
What's the point in arguing all night about it. Arse are spawnily on the A1 with all three points whatever.
lol he hit his hand
Very tough for Burnley to lose in that fashion with a goal which shouldn't have stood.
Every week we are getting these problems now. It's becoming silly.
Every week we are getting these problems now. It's becoming silly.
You made them look second rate today. That was an excellent performance and it showed if you get at them and press them consistently that they aren't anywhere near the passing team Pep wants.
I really enjoyed that game today. Tottenham looked top class.
I really enjoyed that game today. Tottenham looked top class.
That was a nice handball for Arsenal goal.
What a glorious weekend lads, a flucky last second goal is so enjoyable.
Hardly, Alexis Sanchez got taken out about 5 times without receiving a freekick. We were obviously lucky today, but if you keep it tight at the back and rolling the dice you take that luck
I won't comment if they were pens, you could argue infraction but they were also dives and Leicester dived loads last season, refs got wise to them. Our players got our shirts tugged in the box against Leicester, but didn't go down, didn't get pens then either.
We had 2 players go down in the box today and the ball hit a Burnley players hand once or twice, no pens either. Like I said Alexis was taken out plenty of times today without getting freekicks.
Hardly, Alexis Sanchez got taken out about 5 times without receiving a freekick. We were obviously lucky today, but if you keep it tight at the back and rolling the dice you take that luck
I won't comment if they were pens, you could argue infraction but they were also dives and Leicester dived loads last season, refs got wise to them. Our players got our shirts tugged in the box against Leicester, but didn't go down, didn't get pens then either.
We had 2 players go down in the box today and the ball hit a Burnley players hand once or twice, no pens either. Like I said Alexis was taken out plenty of times today without getting freekicks.
In all seriousness does that make it legal with it being an unintential handball? I mean if we don't get a pen for unintential handball should that mean it's a goal if the ball goes in off an unintential hand?
Santi Cazorla completed 98% of his passes against Burnley.
Well I'm more pissed that Burnley allowed Arsenal to have ages to make their crosses, not least the last one from Sanchez. It's the usual shit where these defending teams don't defend until the final whistle, but switch off in the last second for some reason. It's fecking annoying.
It's a 100% legal goal as far as I understand the laws of the game.
Remember how Neymar heading onto his hand and scoring was disallowed in the CL final a couple of seasons ago?
Yeah, that one you could maybe argue was intentional (I don't think it was and would have given the goal). There's no way Koscielny's today was on purpose.