Jack Morgan

West Ham fans were right to want Moyes out, by the way - they’re just run like shit. It was going to fall apart with or without Moyes and his recruitment didn’t help them at all.

That’s a disgusting call… It’s a clear red card The ref is looking directly at it & gives a yellow for a potential leg breaker & VAR does nothing! It’s a clear & obvious error Havertz should be off

Next week against Leeds should be a 90 minute protest against Sullivan. A toxic, feral, loud protest against a man whose utter incompetence has led West Ham here. All these players and this useless coach who will swan off to other clubs this summer should remember it.

@westhamtransfer You do realise we were 2 down literally because he wasn't playing are you thick

3-0 Pablo honestly just fuck off mate you are fucking horrific at football 🤣🤣

@westhamtransfer Nothing to do with effort, everyone clattering for wilson to start clearly hadnt actually watching him or us play with him

Just shocking. What is the point. They don’t give a fuck this lot.

Big shout-out to Adam Pearson! Up the toon! #Hway!

Arsenal are on course to win the 2025-26 title with comfortably the lowest proportion of goals scored in open play among all Premier League champions.

West Ham vs Arsenal VAR transcript in full, via @TheSunFootball: VAR Darren England: Possible foul on keeper. Watch has gone. AVAR Akil Howson: Goal given. AR1 Dan Cook: I don’t see any foul on the goalkeeper. REF Chris Kavanagh: On-field decision is goal. VAR: Checking the on-field decision of goal. OK, let’s play it through, let’s play it through. Let’s just get a feel now. So, the keeper there… Then it’s just a shot. So, it’s literally just a possible foul on Raya, what I’m seeing in terms of that. AVAR: Yeah, and to make sure he doesn’t have it in his hand. VAR: OK, let’s get a tighter angle on the goalkeeper please. On the Arsenal goalkeeper. RO: Yeah. VAR: This one. Slow it down, frame by frame. For me, there is a foul. Potential foul with the arm. His hand is holding his arm down. That’s impactful, for me. The left arm there, is holding, is across the body. He’s across the head and he’s holding the left arm of Raya, there. Which impedes his ability to get to the ball properly. Doesn’t look that impactful from that angle. RO: I’ve got a pole cam angle. VAR: Give us pole cam. AVAR: It’s like, Raya… Because that contact we’ve got there, we’ve got… VAR: Just keep delaying. Just checking possible foul on the goalkeeper. AVAR: You’ve got that straight behind him as well, look. VAR: Yeah. RO: I’ll go back to the original angle. VAR: Yeah. But this happens before. RO: Do you want to see it at full speed? VAR: Yes please. Is it impactful on the goalkeeper that, for me. Go back to the second angle you showed me, the second angle. RO: No problem, just going to look now. AVAR: Can you do a split screen on both of them as well? VAR: This one here, this one. Yeah, give us a split screen. That one and then the first angle. RO: OK, goal line? VAR: No, sorry, this one and this one, thank you. AVAR: I don’t like Trossard not facing the ball and you’ve got… I agree, it’s impactful, it’s just everything else that’s going on as well. Let’s say we’re saying that’s a foul, then what are we saying about Trossard’s actions on the same player? What are we saying about Declan Rice behind? VAR: Yeah. He still gets a hand to the ball, doesn’t he? When he’s getting to the ball. AVAR: What’s your initial opinion as you watched it? VAR: I think, for me, we send him for an on-field review to look at the possible foul on the goalkeeper. And then we get him to look at the other incidents as well. I think that’s the best decision in terms of this. OK. Chris, I’m going to recommend an on-field review for a possible foul on the goalkeeper but there are some other incidents to look at while you’re at the monitor as well. REF: OK. VAR: So, I’m going to show you a possible foul on the goalkeeper. RO: This angle? REF: OK. VAR: The left arm of Pablo comes across Raya and holds onto the left arm of Raya as he goes to win the ball. REF: Yeah. VAR: I’m showing you that now. REF: I can see the clear holding on him across. VAR: Yeah, but then I’m just going to show you some, obviously, other angles on that incident, of players. REF: OK. AVAR: You’ve got Declan Rice and you’ve got Trossard. REF: I don’t know what you’re trying to show me, give me a clue. VAR: Trossard on Pablo. Just if you look at Trossard on Pablo. Give me a better angle on that. VAR: I’ll get you a better angle. REF: I don’t think there’s much in that at all, I’m happy with that. VAR: Yeah, OK. REF: That’s nothing. VAR: And then if you just want to consider the actions of Declan Rice on Mavropanos at the back. But the foul happens on the goalkeeper before. REF: Before it, so… After review, West Ham number… VAR: 19. REF: 19. Foul. Just confirm his number again for me. VAR: 19. VAR: Yeah, confirmed. REF: Mic open. REF: After review, West Ham number 19 commits a foul on the goalkeeper. Final decision is direct free kick.

📊 Premier League Key Referee Event Beneficiaries Who benefits from positive ratios of fouls per card and penalties per penalty area touch? A "beneficiary" could mean a team gets lucky decisions, or a team earns decisions (in the same way City "benefits" from high possession).

Callum Wilson has his say on his disallowed equaliser against Arsenal 👀❌

Carraghers just gone back 3 yrs to find one that Arsenal got a goal chalked off...the other 3 examples 'the gk should do better' 'not fouls!!!'...even tho Martinez wore a Gabriel elbow in the grid on one of the said examples 🤯🤯 Mind blowing stuff 🙈🤷‍♂️

finally someone speaking absolute facts about Arsenal’s rugby corners and the refereeing standards. @jamesallcott 👏

• Havertz pulls Soucek down • Mavropanos held by MLS and then grabbed by Rice • Todibo bear hugged by Trossard You can call so many different fouls here. Pablo does foul Raya, no doubt, but if VAR is going to change that call, West Ham should get a penalty as well.

Thomas Partey was clearly and obviously a rapist scumbag and you still backed him to death you wretched cunt

Can VAR please just fuck off.

✍️ 'Study the first league goal that Arsenal scored last August, at Old Trafford. William Saliba was elbowing and obstructing Altay Bayindir, but still Riccardo Calafiori’s goal was allowed to stand, without any VAR review,' writes @oliverbrown_tel. 'The inconsistent officiating lies at the core of the controversy.' Read the column ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

@DaleJohnsonBBC No goal, penalty. Or no VAR involvement. Don't understand the intervention for just one of the many simultaneous fouls happening.

Arsenal are the Israel of football. Rob first, cry victim later.

Same contact from Pablo happened on Pickford a couple weeks ago and that one stood. What’s the difference?

It all worked out 🙏