Goalline technology

Fcuk me, Hills are even running a book on it...
I'll go for Liverpool because they seem to hit the woodwork a lot and like to badger the ref.

First Team To Benefit From Hawk-Eye
5.50 Any promoted team
11.00 Man City
11.00 Man Utd
13.00 Chelsea
13.00 Liverpool
15.00 Arsenal
15.00 Everton
15.00 Tottenham
17.00 Swansea
19.00 Fulham
19.00 Southampton
21.00 West Brom
21.00 West Ham
26.00 Aston Villa
26.00 Newcastle
26.00 Norwich
26.00 Stoke
26.00 Sunderland
34.00 Wigan
101.00 QPR
101.00 Reading

FIRST TEAM TO BE AWARDED A GOAL AS A DIRECT OVERRULING OF ON PITCH REFEREE BY HAWKEYE. PREMIER LEAGUE 2013/14 SEASON. ALL IN RUN OR NOT.

Wouldn't make any difference unless the ref makes the call but most of the time he's out of position to see an offside anyhow.
I won't begrudge United 3 offsides anyhow as the title was won long ago and they deserve it, just a pity it was wrapped up with so many games to go because it's took the shine off the rest of the season.

As for using technology for offsides I don't know, you win some you lose some and it probably balances itself out over the course of a season.

Soz Colbro, I hadn't thought about it from a Villa perspective, that point could end up being crucial.

I didn't watch the whole match, saw the first goal which was clearly offside when the ball was first put through and laughed thinking to myself thank fcuk the title race is all but over, had it been a closer run race I'd have been pissed off.
I then had to go out and when I returned watched the last 10 mins, switching over when the final whistle blew because I didn't want to see camel gob acting like a tit like he usually does.

Imo even if the technology was there, would the ref have big enough balls to call for it 3 times in a match like tonight's, I doubt it.