England v Germany - lampard goal. I know not technically VAR, but same principle.

Possibly World Cup, 1966, Geoff Hursts goal'

for me it's non-football things that spring to mind, loch ness monster, bigfoot, did freddie starr really eat that hamster etc

Liverpool v Chelsea CL

Roy carrol save vs spurs...he was about 3 metres behind the line 😅

That filthy cheat henry's handball against ROI

comment by FootyMcfootfoot (U21853)
posted 37 seconds ago
Roy carrol save vs spurs...he was about 3 metres behind the line 😅
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Was reminded of that when the Turkish side scored at OT midweek

The hand of god goal obviously.

Would Argentina have won that game and gone on to win the tournament and cement Maradona as a great of the game.

comment by Colemanballs (U22246)
posted 14 seconds ago
The hand of god goal obviously.

Would Argentina have won that game and gone on to win the tournament and cement Maradona as a great of the game.
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I would say yes

comment by Roy's Keane (U11635)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Colemanballs (U22246)
posted 14 seconds ago
The hand of god goal obviously.

Would Argentina have won that game and gone on to win the tournament and cement Maradona as a great of the game.
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I would say yes
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Dunno about that,the fat cheat would have been booked and England wouldn't have had to chase the game.

1982 World Cup semi final German goal keeper Schumacher makes one one worst GBH fouls ever seen on French forward Battiston knocks his teeth out and puts him in a coma.

No foul given, no penalty, no red card and the Krouts win a penalty shoot out

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt-PEJXo2Gk

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Another good article to start the footballing day...

Ok, UTD would’ve had the Pen retaken against Arsenal cos goalie was off his line...

Spurs goal would’ve been given against Carroll...

worth noting that the carroll/mendes "goal" was immaterial to either team that season - united finished 3rd (19 points clear in the CL places), and spurs finished 9th (9 points adrift).

still seems to stick in some people's craws though (!)

comment by Be A Grizzly (U2206)
posted 14 minutes ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt-PEJXo2Gk


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Brilliant goal

He must have been watching this

https://youtu.be/uJWWA-h_-5g

Scholes would have never scored a hat-trick against Poland

comment by StringerBell (U11749)
posted 6 minutes ago
Another good article to start the footballing day...

Ok, UTD would’ve had the Pen retaken against Arsenal cos goalie was off his line...
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Obviously I’m referring to the Ruud boy miss in 2004, and well, we all know what happened after that.

comment by Roy's Keane (U11635)
posted 25 minutes ago
Liverpool v Chelsea CL
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If it didn't cross the line it would have been a pen and red card.

Spurs maybe wouldn’t have beaten Nottingham in the FA Cup final as Gazza should’ve been sent off

Liverpool Arsenal 2001 FA cup final when Henry had a shot saved on the line in first 15 mins by a Liverpool defender.Liverpool would have been down to 10 men with a pen against them.

We football fans would’ve been spared the cowardly go to line from Wenger.. ‘I didn’t see it”

comment by Roy's Keane (U11635)
posted 32 minutes ago
Liverpool v Chelsea CL
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Nah it wouldn't be as fun if it was officially confirmed as a goal.

England may have reached the 94 world cup after Koeman gets sent off