Man Utd Thread:

[Armagh18]

2 brutal penalty decisions. Probably happy enough with a point with 10 men. Villa, Chelsea and the Scouse all tricky enough fixtures so mightn't be that bad a result.

[Blowitupref]

Just watched those two penalty incidents. Amad Diallo fouled and should have been the opportunity to go 2-0 ahead instead play waved on and Bournemouth make it 1-1.

The Bournemouth penalty, Maguire made the foul correct call and it was a goal scoring opportunity so correct call to send him off also IMO but the two incidents shows the lack of consistency with VAR once more.

[Milltown Row2]

Just watched those two penalty incidents. Amad Diallo fouled and should have been the opportunity to go 2-0 ahead instead play waved on and Bournemouth make it 1-1.

The Bournemouth penalty, Maguire made the foul correct call and it was a goal scoring opportunity so correct call to send him off also IMO but the two incidents shows the lack of consistency with VAR once more.

Not VAR as VAR went with on field decision, neither calls would have been reversed by VAR

Had both been given fine, if both hadn't been given also fine, but struggled with the difference between the two

[maldini]

Thing about VAR is some weeks you get a bit of luck and other weeks you don't

United have been blessed since Carrick has come in. Should have been down to 10 men after 9 mins against City, Palace reduced to ten men for a defender breathing on Cunha after he'd ran on to make sure he fell inside the box, the red card for Newcastle was a strange decision too
Last nights was a 50/50 call seen them go either way.

Some crying about it.