Danny D

@TheWillOfMarco Damn where is my boi Wapol !?!? 💔

He got the wrong reference.

@goal Ronaldo. If its about numbers, then people like giggs also comes to the conversation

Who has the greater Premier League legacy? 🤔

And people salah over ronaldo because of the numbers. Shut up

@Lea_EFC Ronaldo 🐐

If you could build a team around one past or present Premier League player, who would it be?🤔 It’s Thierry Henry for me….

@TheWillOfMarco Hito hito no mi, model forest god😄

#ONEPIECE1178 "Chopper turns Domi Reversed giants back to normal by just hitting them one time. Zoro says maybe Chopper can do it because he's a great doctor." Holy shit... makes me think about Ikue Otani's (Chopper's VA) congratulatory message for Chopper being an official supporter of Doctors Without Borders: "今年はチョッパーの年" "This year is Chopper's Year" The GOAT (he's a reindeer though) Doctor!!! 🩺🦌

This guy... writes only about United and gets clout from United fans. But first so shit on united for clicks... Mo Salah is not the best, Ronaldo in his baby era was better than Salah.

@TheAthleticFC Of course the blatant Loserpool bias from the Athletic is back.

Mohamed Salah has one more game at Old Trafford before leaving Liverpool in the summer — then he can torment you no more, Manchester United fans...

And this from the Athletic. If anybody now says they are objective, I can't take you serious anymore... most obvious Loserpool account ever.

The bully is a liverpoolfan? No way 🤣🤣🤣

All the media outlets come out in defence of the system if decisions go against United but as soon as a decision happens to go for United they join the negative band waggon and they are on the opponents side. 👍🏾 classic hypocrits

Blatant refereeing decisions that went against Manchester United this season, as compiled by @AdamJoseph: I. Brentford vs United: Nathan Collins pulled back Bryan Mbeumo (clear DOGSO), but only received a yellow + penalty. VAR didn’t intervene. Later ruled a unanimous KMI error; should have been a red. II. Brighton vs United: Amad was brought down in the box by Maxim De Cuyper, but no penalty was given. VAR upheld the decision despite clear contact. III. Wolves vs United: Emmanuel Agbadou handled the ball in the box, but no penalty was awarded and VAR didn’t send the referee to the monitor. Later ruled a KMI error. IV. Burnley vs United: Lisandro Martínez’s goal was disallowed for minimal contact. KMI Panel ruled it an incorrect decision; PGMOL reportedly apologised. V. Man City vs United: Kyle Walker stamped on Patrick Dorgu with no attempt to play the ball. No action was taken; later criticised as a clear offence. VI. Opening Day (Arsenal vs United): Matheus Cunha was denied a penalty after a foul by William Saliba. No VAR intervention despite strong claims. VII. Wan-Bissaka incident: A dangerous tackle was not given a second yellow/red card, despite being a straightforward decision. VIII. Bournemouth vs United: Stuart Attwell’s officiating, including the no-penalty call on Amad, drew major criticism for its impact on the game.

The rival or neutral journos, legends and fans always talk shit about united, as expected. Constantly on the bad end of ref decisions and always take one decision which went our way to counter.

Collins not sent off for Brentford No penalty vs Wolves (handball) No penalty vs Brighton (Amad tripped up) Licha goal disallowed against Burnley (Stuart Atwell again btw) And what happened last night. The list keeps going on...

Feb 2021. #NeverForget

So Stuart Atwell is solely and directly at fault for four points we’ve dropped this season? 🤣

We're all a bit confused about the two penalty decisions but worry not, Dermot Gallagher will be in the @SkySportsNews studio on Monday to tell us how both decisions were absolutely spot on by the brilliant Stuart Atwell.

🚨🚨🚨 The Premier League appointed Stuart Attwell as the referee for Bournemouth vs Manchester United, with Craig Pawson on VAR. This is the same duo who wrongfully disallowed Martínez’s equaliser against Burnley in January. Absolute disgrace covering up corruption!! #MUFC

Utd are far too nice about these things. Klopp used to go mental over decisions like this, as a result, they’d get every 60-40 for months and who could blame him. There is a myth amongst opposition fans that Utd get everything from referees and it hasn’t been true for a long long time

Sources consistently rank Manchester United among the teams most negatively affected by refereeing and VAR decisions this season. Some key incidents that went against them include: 1. Against Brighton (~GW9, October 2025): Amad was brought down in the box by De Cuyper (back-leg challenge after apparent ball contact). Referee Anthony Taylor waved play on, and VAR upheld the “no penalty” decision. 2. Against Brentford (~GW6, September 2025; Brentford won 3–1): Nathan Collins pulled back Mbeumo, denying a clear goal-scoring opportunity, but received only a yellow card plus a penalty (which Bruno Fernandes missed). VAR (Andy Madley) did not recommend a red card. The KMI Panel later ruled it a unanimous error (0–5 vote), confirming it was a clear DOGSO offence. 3. Versus Wolves (~GW15, December 2025; United won 4–1): Emmanuel Agbadou handled a goal-bound shot with his arm. No penalty was awarded, and VAR (Stuart Attwell) did not intervene. The KMI Panel again ruled it a unanimous error — a clear handball offence. 4. Against Arsenal (Old Trafford): A goal was allowed despite alleged fouls and pushes in the buildup. 5. Versus Burnley: Lisandro Martínez’s goal was disallowed — a decision that split opinion, with several pundits calling it incorrect.

Just saw Pawson was on VAR, of course. This season we were on the end of so many bad decisions.