It’s not even a conspiracy, it is corruption. It’s too regular
Id love to see if Southampton would have got a penalty for the same things
Terrible refs influenced by stories, examples, and agendas getting a free pass to do as they please. They clearly want VAR to fail, by not using it properly turning everybody against "it" instead of them. I think that is incredibly disingenuous if so and the lack of transparency is what leads us to believe it. If it's pure incompetence, surely they would be more humble and honest about that this is a work in progress but nah they spend their time covering up.
This is the sort of stuff I hate about being a football fan. It turns usually rational, decent people into deranged lunatics frothing at the mouth about how everyone is against the club.
As the biggest club in the country what would the FA have to gain from setting up this massive conspiracy against us?
I do agree emotions run wild and then you'd see people change their rationality. Deranged lunatics is just a derogatory generalisation, as these people are frustrated because they get no real answers to their questions. People don't think 'corruption' because of a huge conspiracy, they think corruption because that's what it feels like when something is wrong and the people in power throw you bullshit when you ask for change.
How does any organisation become corrupt, it just happens over time that people do things for their own benefit and forget about their responsibility. They keep their position and keeps the public in the dark. It feels like 90% of their job is making sure they are keeping criticism of the organisation at a minimum. United as the biggest club in the country is at the end of a lot of 'examples' and a lot of stories which you could argue go so far to even influence some games. If the competitive aspect of the sport is potentially compromised, then whats the point. If the integrity of football is at stake, being rational isn't a priority because then football is pointless which hurts these deranged lunatics because to them football means a lot.
What we all really want is for VAR to be successful and used properly to create consistency in important match deciding decisions to ultimately make the sport fair game again. Why isn't that happening? How can the biggest sport in the world with a bunch of money at disposal for analysis, science, organisation, jobs etc fail so miserably in meeting our expectations? It's not even that hard when you consider the manpower at their disposal. If they choose to not invest but rather half ass the idea of VAR, on purpose, in the face of fans.. you'd have to ask why. We don't get no answers. That's corruption.