GreNoLi wrote: » Justice.
TheCitizen wrote: » It was a penalty the goalie came out and obstructed him. Anyone on this thread saying otherwise are fans of other EPL sides and don't like Man City or simply haven't a clue about football.
Tyson Fury wrote: » Hopefully this will be the end of gwuardiola
blueser wrote: » Why so?
elefant wrote: » So far we've three posters who think it was a penalty. Two guys names TheCitizen and Blueser, and Andersonisgod. I don't think it's everyone else being biased...
Mr.Nice Guy wrote: » Great advert for Ligue 1. A league that is often disrespected.
martyos121 wrote: » Just to clear it up once and for all since some here are adamant the goal should've been ruled out, proof that Sterling was onside: The camera angle is deceiving because it's not a straight on view from the side, the ball is pretty much dead level with Sterling when it's played if not a bit ahead of him, so it's a fair goal.
blueser wrote: » ?
sReq | uTeK wrote: » Pep is just making this city team so beatable playing Tiki taka when they can clearly not do it
~Rebel~ wrote: » I wouldn't say that's 'proof'. It shows it's certainly very close, but we knew that... On reflection I can't say I'd have a problem with it being given though. It's close enough that i'd like the benefit of the doubt to go to the attackers (even though it seldom does)
martyos121 wrote: » It is proof though. The ball is laterally closer or at least as close to the six yard line as Sterling. Level is onside too, the forward gets the benefit of the doubt. I don't see a proper argument for it being offside tbh.
~Rebel~ wrote: » yeah, i've reassessed, and did a sneaky ninja edit - you got me before i hit save it looks like though