bro yeah the initial thought was like that to, but after the replay
the player was merely standing his ground, in fact he got sandwiched 

nah, from the replay, can see the Wigan player moved. If he had stood still, then its not a foul since he was just standing his ground...

err, are we going to face Wigan after this? Relegation threatened teams are dangerous..tho we got thru Wolves quite easy..

Yea he did moved, but it was also because he was Pushed,like i said sandwiched... he wanted to stand firm infront of de gea
a lil bit of pushing is by no means a foul, both parties played their part in pushing bit
De Gea made very lil effort or rather no effort in getting away from the defender
Now that i've seen it again it even seem like the Mu defender pushing him towards De Gea

When the ball went in, even the MU players were frustrated, commentators even said during the replay, there is so lil wrong in it
that it can't be considered as a foul
see the replay again....its nothing men
our keepers have been punished from corners this way to many time back then

AFTER banging home 33 goals in 42 games this season, it's no surprise that Man City manager Roberto Mancini is chasing Robin Van Persie. But unlike so many former Gunners who have swapped north London for east Manchester, the Dutchman looks set to turn down a whopping £200,000 wage packet to stay at Arsenal, according to The Times.

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That goal should be perfectly legal. De Gea did very little to wrestle his way to the ball and Gary Caldwell (?) just stood there as a distraction while Jonny Evans keep pushing him accidentally toward De Gea. It's normal tactic during corner kick. You can't punish somebody who simply has stronger physical presence. Just like Bobby Zamora tormented Arsenal defenders during QPR match by pushing and nudging.

hopefully both Manchester Club lose all their 4 remaining games and Citeh beat ManU 1 game they both played, while we won all 5. hahaha. at least we have 7% of winning the title~

Wow, with this latest win, 3rd place is for Arsenal to throw away. Chelsea must be kicking themselves for loaning Benayoun to Arsenal. Lesson: Never loan your players to your rivals.

i prefer Newcastle to join m.u,city,arsenal in UCL next season

i prefer Newcastle to join m.u,city,arsenal in UCL next season

i prefer Newcastle to join m.u,city,arsenal in UCL next season

hahaa..dont u guys notice that..fella who claim/predict arsenal will slip to relegation...who is that guy eh? kasa****....he's like not exist nymore..since we are at 3rd place...miss his prediction already..hehee-peace-

hahaa..dont u guys notice that..fella who claim/predict arsenal will slip to relegation...who is that guy eh? kasa****....he's like not exist nymore..since we are at 3rd place...miss his prediction already..hehee-peace-