Me too mate. Run around the front room like a mad man let loose

Never forget your roots

😂 n branches ....jk

HazzaD Plays - The first point to note is that the officials had already awarded the goal, irrespective of whether that decision was wrong; if you allow third party protests or unofficial footage to be seen, then every manager and every team can contest every decision that goes against them. Did the ref look at footage after the blatant foul on Bradley in the Bournemouth box? No. Did the ref against Fulham look at the Fulham goal against us that was offside? No. And so on. The second point to make is that VAR requires further technology to appraise what's happened, not simply a standard replay, the judgment is very tight. The third, and crucial point to make is that the modern offside rule, according to MOTD reviews this season , now allows for a contact on the ball of an attacking player as long as it is ricochet and not a conscious attempt to play the ball, even if it assists a teammate; if that is the case, the goal would be legitimate and the officials should then go away and learn the rules. For the same referee assistant to fail to flag a penalty for the foul on Bradley, straight in front of him, having yielded on the offside 'goal' is, to me, disgraceful.