Referees/Officials 2017/18 performances

[cleavers]

Think we would've got a yellow for that?

That makes it look worse than the GIF in the match thread, its a red clear as day, its endangering an opponent, serious foul play, a disgusting tackle, also the look on his face is one that makes you think its intended to injure.

 

[bluetonium]

Think we would've got a yellow for that?

And Pulis said after the game "I've been told Yacob got the ball" By who, Stevie f***ing Wonder? Red all day long, and the next too. Whilst frustrated by our own players lack of discipline, when you see yourself and your teammates kicked, raked and scythed down every game it must take some restraint to keep it all in.

Anti-football manager with an anti-football style, and an ameboid of a human being to boot. Hates us in particular for pissing on his chips at Gillingham, and scandal seemingly follows hm around from club to club in some form or other, disputes over payments, conduct. Yet he calls us out for spending money whilst instructing his own lawyers to defend him against charges of alleged fraud, blackmailing his chairman and non-payment of damages to previous employers.

 

[Gabriel]

When you see Bernardo and Gundogan stop, waiting for the whistle to be blown, you realise it is a foul, something so obvious that in Portugal, France, Germany, heavens anywhere, it would instinctively be a free kick. It would be given as a foul 100/100 times in European competitions, but away to West Brom on a Wednesday night it's somehow deemed permissible to hack and pull players back; this is England, this is a cup tie, physicality is something to be prized. And that, illogical and inconsistent refereeing, is one of the major reasons why the technical quality of English players has remained stunted for so long; prizing physicality will never amount to prizes.

 

[Don Karleone]

Ref with a prefect view as well.

 

[Gordyola]

Jones booked Delph for a ball winning tackle because the WBA player intentionally left his trail to catch Delph and win the foul he booked Sterling when he showed his frustration following being fouled and manhandled Either useless or a cheat

 

[Mike N]

Probably useless but we are not liked by officials.

 

[GSW Blue]

He was guessing for a lot of decisions and gave us a corner in the second half that was as clear a goal kick as you are likely to see. A truly awful ref who should be nowhere near a professional game at any level.

 

[Blue Mist]

Jones booked Delph for a ball winning tackle because the WBA player intentionally left his trail to catch Delph and win the foul he booked Sterling when he showed his frustration following being fouled and manhandled Either useless or a cheat

But he didnt book the West Brom player who ranted at the linesman went he thought a City player had handballed it. If I saw it the referee did, and clearly the linesman heard and saw it so why no booking ?

Answers on a postacard to the usual address.

 

[Gabriel]

But he didnt book the West Brom player who ranted at the linesman went he thought a City player had handballed it. If I saw it the referee did, and clearly the linesman heard and saw it so why no booking ?

Answers on a postacard to the usual address.

Far too lenient on Albion, especially in the first half, which I can only imagine was some kind of mercy gesture to keep them alive, as they were being thoroughly embarrassed. We end up, however, with 12 fouls and 4 bookings, yet Albion commit 16 fouls and have one booking which for me should have been a straight red. Why did the referee feel it was okay to speak to McAuley twice for fouls on Jesus in the first half, the second of which was a definite booking even if he hadn't already been warned? They don't make postcards big enough!

 

[Mike N]

We'll get the same against Palace.

Woy's been around too long not to know refs don't like us. He will be sending his team out to kick us and the ref will wait for the petulant reactions and issue yellow cards.