Carragher & Neville Interview Premier League Referees

[mat]

I saw a trailer for this and it shows both pundits getting decisions wrong

It's not difficult to see right through this is stage managed to show officials doing a fantastic job in a season where there have been so many incorrect decisions

Let's make the ex pros out to be utterly useless so the officials are made out to be beyond criticism

SSN did an hour long doc using Danny Higginbottom as a guinea pig to become a ref. Chris the **** Foy then judged on his first game and ripped him a new one. There's an obvious campaign to make the refs look good. No doubt Marriner will blow that away later.

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

and tonight from the "Goebbels Gill" Propaganda machine.

 

[City_Sean]

Will they explain the horrendous refereeing decisions that have gone against us at home to Chelsea, Spurs, Liverpool as well as Everton away?

 

[TFC]

I wonder if one of the questions will be - "When the PL finally bows to the pressure and introduces video replay into the game, have you discussed ways you be able to continue to fuck things up?"

 

[Gray]

It is the sort of programme Goebbels would have produced in WW2 to show Hitler in a good light.

 

[Hoghead]

Taylors howler when he gave a wrong handball decision against Swansea which resulted in a penalty for Burnley is discussed. Without actually saying it, you can read between the lines that he was crying out for a video ref as he knew almost straight away that he had made a mistake but the other officials didn't know either.
In his post match report Taylor admits his mistake.

 

[mat]

It is the sort of programme Goebbels would have produced in WW2 to show Hitler in a good light.

This.

 

[blueinsa]

All good and well explaining away a crap/bent decision in a game involving Burnley and Swansea, no disrespect to them but how about you explain your performance in our match against Chelsea eh you Rag bent fucker?

 

[moon]

Taylors howler when he gave a wrong handball decision against Swansea which resulted in a penalty for Burnley is discussed. Without actually saying it, you can read between the lines that he was crying out for a video ref as he knew almost straight away that he had made a mistake but the other officials didn't know either.
In his post match report Taylor admits his mistake.

Was that then it was a Burnley player that handled the ball?

 

[kaz7]

It'll be a whitewash so i'll give it a miss