I haven't seen it but Lucas Moura didn't for a dive of the kind that Wilf has never even been accused of, let alone done.

Optimistic as ever

It's spelt "diving".

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I wish they would muzzle all pundits as they don't really serve any useful purpose

those 'behind the goal' officials are a complete waste of wages and add absolutely nothing to the game. I've never seen one make a decision or give advice to the ref, even when things blatantly happen in front of them. They are completely impassive to everything that happens in front of them.

For a start the media treatment of Sterling is far worse than Wilf. He is pretty much the most hated English player for no apparent reason, despite arguably being the best (similar to Rooney really).

It wasn't a dive, he kicked the floor and tripped over. It was however an opportunity for him to turn around his image and become a hero by explaining what happened to the ref at the time. That said, what would Guardiola have said to him had the decision been reversed and Shaktar came back to beat them?

There is a lot at stake in Champions League games, it's easy for us to say as a spectator that we would have owned up. It's a big decision to make in a few seconds. I'm sure now, that looking back on how the game panned out, he probably regrets his decision to stay quiet.

Agree, even Pep seemed to tell 4th official , I don't think Sterling dived on this occasion. Incompetent ref

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it's the officials they should be talking about.

Sterling didn't dive he kicked the floor and fell over. the Official gave a pen - no matter what Sterling did after that the ref will not change his decision on the objection of a player. Only on the advice of another official - what was the one behind the goal doing?
Man City's only option would have been to put the pen wide or make it an easy save. Then they would be opening themselves up to a number of other possible infringements including betting scams and match fixing....

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.