Today's Games

[1964white]

Cheats and they're the FA's golden team

Half the Premier League clubs are bending the rules financially.

I enjoy their football, just as Bielsa did.

[Muppet the Cat]

Really feel for Coventry, having lived there for 5yrs in the 80's.......especially as they lost in those circumstances.....and it was to ManUre.

[The Subhuman]

Half the Premier League clubs are bending the rules financially.

I enjoy their football, just as Bielsa did.

Yeah but City are the biggest ....

[Cjay]

Fair play Maguire goes straight over and shakes hands with the Coventry players.

Antony cups his ears and looks at them as if it's Brazil vs Argentina in a World Cup final

Embarrassing tit

Have some shame

[BrewerLeeds]

If anyone hasn't noticed, my 2nd team, Donny Rovers have done brilliantly since Christmas, They were literally hovering around the relegation zone. They've been the form team in the division ever since. Today they continued the run beating 6th place Barrow.

Now they sit one place off the playoffs, level on points and with a game in hand. My mate who goes to all the games insisted on not looking beyond the bottom two spots, even as recently as 4 weeks ago. Now the playoffs are looking very real.

Christmas? Try February! I'm impressed they kept with their gaffer given how bad they've been at times this season. Also see York City managed to stay up in the National League on the final day

Always like to see the small Yorkshire teams doing well (excepting those with Blades, Owls, or Terriers as a nickname )

[Prisoner37]

They talk about the magic of the FA Cup, then take away replays for the minnows and then use VAR to ruin one of the best moments in the cup's history.

I despair!

[JoeDenver]

VAR lines were slanted and from the broadcast view, Wright was clearly behind Bissaka, who was very close to the end of the grass side cut. But the replay view had Bissaka further back, which makes me wonder if they superimposed his image and shifted him to be behind Wright. That, combined with the slanted lines gave the appearance of offside. Not trying to be conspiratorial, but that was “weak sauce” from VAR. Very poor day for VAR when you add the lack thereof in the Everton-NF matchup.

[Scoobychief]

They talk about the magic of the FA Cup, then take away replays for the minnows and then use VAR to ruin one of the best moments in the cup's history.

I despair!

totally agree and was gutted for Coventry. Bastards they wanted a city v Utd final, piss poor

[1964white]

They talk about the magic of the FA Cup, then take away replays for the minnows and then use VAR to ruin one of the best moments in the cup's history.

I despair!

It's unbelievable how they openly show their corruptness.

[pandagirl]

I know i`m a bit late with my three cents on the cov - united game
but ultimately, i think united have more chance of stopping city from winning the fa cup than coventry do
(even though thats not saying much)
i despise man city, so if ultimately, man utd somehow pull one out of the bag and stop city winning the fa cup, then im happy
but of course for the neutral really dissapointing - coventry were robbed!

[Orange Box]

I know i`m a bit late with my three cents on the cov - united game
but ultimately, i think united have more chance of stopping city from winning the fa cup than coventry do
(even though thats not saying much)
i despise man city, so if ultimately, man utd somehow pull one out of the bag and stop city winning the fa cup, then im happy
but of course for the neutral really dissapointing - coventry were robbed!

With the scum, there can be no neutral. Marmite, springs to mind.

[Orange Box]

VAR lines were slanted and from the broadcast view, Wright was clearly behind Bissaka, who was very close to the end of the grass side cut. But the replay view had Bissaka further back, which makes me wonder if they superimposed his image and shifted him to be behind Wright. That, combined with the slanted lines gave the appearance of offside. Not trying to be conspiratorial, but that was “weak sauce” from VAR. Very poor day for VAR when you add the lack thereof in the Everton-NF matchup.

Wow, that’s a whole new level of not trying to be conspiratorial.

[JoeDenver]

Wow, that’s a whole new level of not trying to be conspiratorial.

They didn’t show the free flowing video from the side. Just the side angle image. LOTS of f*%kery can be performed using AI…and more easily than you can imagine. So am speculating there.

[Orange Box]

They didn’t show the free flowing video from the side. Just the side angle image. LOTS of f*%kery can be performed using AI…and more easily than you can imagine. So am speculating there.

I’m still at cut n paste using a scalpel and glue

[YorkshireSquare]

Who we cheering on tonight then?

[whiteinfrance]

Having given it some thought I think a draw might be best?

[The Subhuman]

Southampton

[weasel]

Saints for me too. If we don't finish above Saints then we don't deserve to be in an automatic position.

[Madron]

Draw folowed by Saints win.
A draw would mean Leicester would have to beat Preston away on Mon to go above us (Taking that we beat QPR).
Saints would be out of equation

[whiteswan]

With the scum, there can be no neutral. Marmite, springs to mind.

Ditto.