at Everton

[Rowley Birkin QC]

For the record, the ref did clearly indicate offside as the final decision.  So handball not especially relevant.

[Stephen Paul]

Worrying signs as we played nor so well

[Stephen Paul]

That was a stone wall penalty
Strange the way VAR didn't see it
The mind boggles with these officials

A massive couple of weeks coming up

[Kilkenny Blue]

What's really making me laugh is that people are saying it's down to corruption or cheating, simply because it's City 

How can that be cheating?  It's a bad decision, and 99% of refs would have given it but cheating?   

[The Blue Blooded Maniac]

For the record, the ref did clearly indicate offside as the final decision.  So handball not especially relevant.

This

[gavin]

Having read all the t-shirt and read and green top of the arm stuff, I still think that you can't conclusively say from the footage that it was handball.

Regarding the offside, the ref did actually stop the game for offside after the game continued after the Rodri incident. So when he indicated that the decision was offside at the end of it all, it was likely to go back to that offside and not an offside in the build up to the alleged handball.

[Stephen Paul]

It was a blatant hand ball

[lee]

It is irrelevant now.Even if they would have given it it would have quickly been rebuffed as he was offiside..Nothing to see here.

[gavin]

The referees body has now apologised for the decision. Now will they apologise for 6,985,854 decisions that they have shafted us with?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60572525