Mark Clattenburg

[Colin Bell's Boots]

Thought he took a sensible approach to the game and chose to ignore certain incidents which should have resulted in several sending-offs. Shame he is not consistent, and loves the hight profile which last night's game certainly provided

Not sensible imo if you ignore sending off incidents - just shows what a shit referee he is !

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

It was like a proper Derby. But inconsistency. How many times have we seen a fairly bland match and suddenly someone gets sent off. Last night I was going Christ, and ouch and nobody get sent off. Costa nearly lost a fuckin eye!!!!

Still it was good to see so there must be something in it.

I have never seen as many mass brawls in a game.

 

[Colin Bell's Boots]

I don't think he missed them he just took into account the intensity of the match and used his discretion.

In other words he bottled the decisions - ffs what do some of you watch ?

 

[hihosilva]

He was utterly useless last night and he is incredibly fortunate that no one got hurt as a result of his cowardice. The rules of the game are there for a reason and as a referee you can't just ignore them because you don't think you can handle the backlash. He completely bottled it and I can't believe you'd praise him for that. He lost complete control of the game by refusing to apply the rules and as a result a series of terrible and dangerous tackles went unpunished. One of the worst refereeing performances I've ever seen, he just completely bottled it

Id say that there were quite a few hard & physical reckless challenges but i wouldn't say any were dangerous as to cause serious injury.

 

[Colin Bell's Boots]

Id say that there were quite a few hard & physical reckless challenges but i wouldn't say any were dangerous as to cause serious injury.

Good job you don't referee games then I guess.

 

[hihosilva]

In other words he bottled the decisions - ffs what do some of you watch ?

No he didn't bottle it. It's obvious you don't like a physical game.

 

[BigOscar]

Id say that there were quite a few hard & physical reckless challenges but i wouldn't say any were dangerous as to cause serious injury.

Then you are completely wrong then Eric Dier alone had three incredibly dangerous tackles in the last ten minutes alone that could very easily have caused serious injury. Clattenburg had absolutely no control over that match and the players knew it, it was a terrible performance

 

[hihosilva]

Good job you don't referee games then I guess.

I have done. It sounds like you don't no the difference between a reckless & and a dangerous challenge.

 

[Silva_Spell]

Can let him off for missing things like Dembele's eye gouging and Lamela's attempt to break Fabregas' fingers but Dier should have been sent off for a blatant 2nd yellow and he ignored it. What would have happened if he had scored the winner and Leicester lost the next 2?

Other than that he didn't have a terrible game - he saves them for our games

 

[hihosilva]

Then you are completely wrong then Eric Dier alone had three incredibly dangerous tackles in the last ten minutes alone that could very easily have caused serious injury. Clattenburg had absolutely no control over that match and the players knew it, it was a terrible performance

I don't remember anyone having treatment after those challenges.