David Gold has made it clear that unless Darren Randolph decided to “dive into his own net” Manchester United’s Old Trafford equaliser was illegal and should have been ruled out.
The Hammers keeper was clearly nudged and left unable to do anything about Martial’s leveller six minutes from time in Sunday’s quarter final.
And Gold made it clear he was very unhappy with the decision to allow the goal to stand as Randolph lay incapable of helping beore the Reds players ran off celebrating.
Gold said: “It was a foul – plain and simple. The goal should never have stood. I didn’t want a replay and I didn’t want the cash it will generate – I want the Cup.”
Gold – speaking exclusively to ClaretandHugh – admitted though: “At what point in history have we come away from Manchester United feeling so disappointed with a draw.
“It demonstrates again the extraordinary distance we have travelled this season and that’s a consolation but nothing can wipe out the memory of that goal which should never have stood.”
When does the build up to the Chelski game begin.Bored of this already,lol
We need to get over it and kick
First how is Reid and Oxford and how far is Tomo away from fitness ?
We need a minimum of 7 points in the next 3 games,
If The cloggers can get 2 against Chelski plus Costa is off practicing love bites we need 3
Points,
Gold is better then this the man who that told us to behave as fans against the Spuds
Needs to know when it’s better to suck it up and prove he is better then Van Gaal
We all feel cheated but let’s move on to our next great adventure
Get over it Goldilocks.Chelski on Saturday,another big game in this enjoyable season.Too many good things happening to dwell too long on this Bullsh*t 🙂