That’s their aim. To make it all about them. They don’t care about fucking teams over
Our games haven’t even been fun to watch because of it.
It’s almost like the introduction of VAR has panicked these cunts into creating stupid rules and make big decisions (where there are none to be made) to prove their worth.
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Were any for violent conduct?
Correct call indeed but not sure if Webb allegedly intervening is normal.
Mind you, I doubt VAR wouldn’t have upgraded the card themselves anyway.
Kudus for West Ham
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Just had a look, he made the most of that red but am I reading right the ref initially gave a yellow there? 
Yes.
With the distance being far away from goal, it’s a subjective call. Had the referee given a red, no complaints. He saw it in real life not slow motion and his call given the circumstances was a yellow.
VAR intervening and Howard Webb on his ear piece is dodgy. VAR’s purpose is to intervene on facts and clear and obvious errors which wasn’t the case.
He did but I think the yellow was for the initial shoving match with van De Ven, not the hands to the face.
Not entirely sure to be honest mate, more just highlighting there were 5, not other real angle to it other than that.
Correct. Hand to the face wasn’t seen initially by the referee.
At the time I thought it was pretty good officiating. But that was before I saw the hand to the face on the other Spurs player.
What are our chances on appealing Saliba’s red card?
Zero.
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https://x.com/DailyAFC/status/1847692184788652456?t=e11Oq5jjIeHFbJx-KTlMDA&s=19
https://x.com/azkafchri/status/1847692675522129952?t=iij27bY8hKWGG527hc0FWA&s=19
City know we are their only real competitors. So they’ve told their b*tches(refs), whom these corrupts have probably paid off well, to stop Arsenal whenever they can.
I’m not saying this is a proven fact or anything. But there’s a very real possibility this could be the case.
Meanwhile we can see him putting his hand in his ear and talking to someone there.
Maybe he was talking to himself…
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