Haven't you realised that BBC pundits have signed the same terms and conditions as premier league referees in respect of big club bias. Its a prerequisite of the job.
I would argue that Kompany's goal was actually the worst of those selected. Townsend, Ramsay and Hazard were clearly all better. Kompany's was a good goal no doubt (but not much better than one we saw at Selhurst yesterday). Townsend's goal was a worldie, and I am struggling to think of a better goal ever scored in the Prem.

Its very frustrating that the BBC website acknowledges that Andros actually won the vote, yet on MOTD where everyone is watching, they hand it to Kompany.. thats not who the public voted for.
Ian Wright can F*ck himself too, he's no Palace legend to me, just the same as he has no allegiance to us. He's tried to build bridges since we got promoted to make himself more relevant to more teams, but really, no-ones forgotten about him kissing the Arsenal badge at Selhurst.

2014–15 Goal of the Season controversy

On 24 May 2015, the final day of the 2014–15 season, Match of the Day held an online vote at around 11 pm GMT for the Goal of the Season award. Users were able to vote via the BBC website or via Twitter. The poll was quickly skewed by Arsenal supporters, many from the Far East, resulting in Jack Wilshere winning the award for his final day strike against West Bromwich Albion, despite not being the favourite.[4] Host Gary Lineker expressed surprise as he read out the winner, and pundit Alan Shearer suggested that Charlie Adam should have won the award for his 66-yard effort against Chelsea; fellow pundit Danny Murphy felt former Fulham teammate Bobby Zamora should have won.

The incident was labelled a "shambles" by Pete Smith of The Stoke Sentinel[5] who thought that Stoke City's Adam should have won, and a "concerted campaign by Arsenal fans" by Alan Pattullo of The Scotsman,[6] who also believed that the Scottish midfielder was deserving of the award. Mark Brus of Caught Offside also criticized the choice stating that a goal in a meaningless game should not have won Goal of the Season and that Juan Mata's acrobatic effort against Liverpool was worthy of the award.[7]

The following season, before the final episode of that season's Match of the Day, the programme's producers changed the rules to prevent a similar situation. The Goal of the Season award has since been decided by the pundits on the show, who will choose the winner based on the top three goals voted for by the public.[8]