Are we going to assume all penalties were unfairly given then? ffs..
I've watched every single game this season and the only penalty that comes to mind was Bruno's vs Bournemouth, which wasn't even that important in the end result of the game. There's even been a bunch of arguable penalties that we didn't get so it could have been even more.

If you guys want to argue United is constantly cheating then just bring the video evidence and we can all discuss. With VAR now, the argument of having teams paying off the refs is beyond ridiculous, but that fine.. controversy like this is always interesting and helps to showcase the sore losers and the envious. When have you ever seen a bad team getting called out for "cheating"?

Don't worry Tuanis, we ain't all thinking these penalties were given unfairly. ;)

Been a while btw, its good to see you. :)

Yes, ofcourse. It was a fair unbiased article from neutral source.

Here is one for you to read. See who has number one place for your self. Congrats Varchester uNited is in CL spot.

https://www.espn.co.uk/football/english-premier-league/story/3929823/how-var-decisions-have-affected-every-premier-league-club

That's just gas lighting and leading away from the topic.

Question here: are the penalities awarded fair or not.

Marcus: What is the impact of these penalties.

If the penalties are fair, then impact is valid. Prevented teams from being robbed. Something an ardent Chelsea fan should remember. #OverboGate?

Let me repeat slowly for you Marcus: Are....the....penalties...fair?

Comeback when you have a valid argument.

I think y'all lost third cause Liverpool put 5 in. Also don't argue with Chelsea fans. 😬😬

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Campiones campiones ole. ole. ole!

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