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Welcome into latest edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas. You're right there. Craig Berley joins

us here in the studio. We also welcome to the program, Shagger Hissler from his home

and Don looking a bit like a geography teacher today, Don. It's gone for the smart look.

Well, that's a compliment. I'll take it. Well, it wasn't really. Let's talk about our

story because the Premier League released yesterday six occasions in which they got it wrong.

So the referee, original decision was overturned when he went to the monitor. We ask you who

got it right in the end. Let's start off showing the Martin Ellis, this little goal at Old

Trafford against Manchester United. Obviously, this goal was given initially, but then the

referee went to the var monitor and overturned it because he felt there was a foul in the

build up. Who was right, paper? Well, for just in case people go back on tape and review

what we said back then, I thought there was a little bit of contact, but I thought Erickson

bought the free kick so I stand by a couple of months ago whenever it was. I thought this

goal should have stood. What do you think, Shagger?

I like Craig. I think what I said whenever it happened was I thought it was a foul by

Odegaardon on Erickson, but the question then becomes how far back do you go? So then

that's a referee in call. If it's in the same phase of play, then overturning it is a right

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