Just remember that decision when they finish one point ahead of us again in May.
Oh god I cannot stop laughing
Yes I couldnât believe it he handled the ball 3 times with both arms and hands Ian wright on motd couldnât believe VAR didnât get involved
It appears for both Manchester clubs a few of the basic rules do not apply
I just want a manager to come and out and flat out say during a post interview âWe will never see correct decisions in football again?â
What about haalandâs kick in the head with studs raking head of the CP player no card no sending off and no protest from their manager
Didnât see that. Will have to wait for the media to mention it.
Oh waitâŚ
That wasnât a card, come on. He is going for the ball and ball only. Canât believe you react to that too !
I mean, I get the annoyance with the Palace goal that maybe should have stood though.
Just like Mane was against Ederson ~4-5 seasons ago but Edersons theatrics (after he knew Mane foot would be there whereas Sadio wonât have seen him until heâs basically got the ball) ensured we got an early red against cheaty?
To be honest I would be quite pleased if something really awful befell that club and those players and manager.
There were consistently correct decisions once?
I would like their owner to be sanctioned, their money frozen and the club losing their players to bankruptcy. So I donât exactly wish them well in general. Maybe I am biased concerning Haaland as well as I like him, but I donât think many refâs would give a card in that situation really.
Yep; in the days before the advent of the Premier League, when there was no agenda or ânarrativeâ, decisions were generally more accurate.
Of course, there were still poor ones but with nothing like the frequency we see now, although in mitigation it could be argued that modern technology makes errors easier to identify.
Also referees were closer to the players in professionalism.
Someone independent really needs to shake it up from top to bottom. It seems a cut of your jib by the blazers still running most local FAs not to mention the appalling attitude of amateur players to young refs. I tore into one of my players once for it.
Until you set out a progression route and fund it properly all youâll get is these arrogant fuckers, I think itâs why Rugby Union still has less issue.
Iâll ref a game for ÂŁ35 in my own teams league because I know the club wonât tolerate it but would I ref a game outside of that structure no chance. Iâm not getting abuse from a shit kickers dad for 90 minutes like he has the first clue what offside is. Oh and If your going signal VAR Iâll signal a yellow card (we have sin bin at that level now so itâs handy for us to just send them there for ten mins, Captain or some older head is usually around to set them straight).
So was Sadio when he got sent off at the Emptihad for the exact same thing. It doesnât matter if it was intentional. It put his opponent in danger of injury.
And points dropped?
Another amazing decision.
Well done ref
Do you think if a Liverpool player had done that even if it was unintentional would have been considered unintentional remember Mane getting sent off for a far less dangerous kick
By the way I have nothing against Haaland just the decision rules have to be applied evenly
If you can remember that far backâŚmaybe.
How do people see these sunday games going this afternoon?
I think we got 2 50/50 affairs and what should be a comprehensive Spurs win.
Stevie really could do with a win to ease the pressure on him.
& I think this game for Newcastle could really show if theyâre a serious top 6 contender.
Villa draw
Newcastle win
Spurs draw
I canât it is only thanks to fellow reds that reminded on this thread haha