Dunno if he is a rag but as there’s 700 million of them then there’s every chance; the other part of that sentence is indisputableHe wants to get to the top like Clattenberg and Webb-the only way to do that it to favour the rags and tow the anti city line!
I watched Madley years ago in a city youth game and I said to my mate he was a cheat and a rag!
VAR will do nothing to help. It entirely depends who's watching/making judgements.
The ref's are many thing but the vast majority of them are not incompetent and they know exactly what they're doing.
Completely agree. It's bad enough now having to watch these poor decisions, but with VAR they'll still come up with ridiculous outcomes despite the bleeding obvious evidence. We see that with the commentators when, for instance, even on a replay they swear blind there's been no contact when it's clearly a foul. My stress levels wouldn't take it. At least currently we can self medicate our blood pressure by consoling ourselves that the ref's corrupt/incapable/a knob* (delete as appropriate).This.
I actually think it will "Improve" the ability of dubious refereeing to affect games.
Gray gets a 2 game ban for diving city don’t benefit at all the rule is garbage.
And in fact City are penalised again as one of the games he'll miss is against the rags meaning Leicester will be weaker in a match against one of our rivals.
No need to delete - they are all good in Madleys case.Completely agree. It's bad enough now having to watch these poor decisions, but with VAR they'll still come up with ridiculous outcomes despite the bleeding obvious evidence. We see that with the commentators when, for instance, even on a replay they swear blind there's been no contact when it's clearly a foul. My stress levels wouldn't take it. At least currently we can self medicate our blood pressure by consoling ourselves that the ref's corrupt/incapable/a knob* (delete as appropriate).
Two of the substitutions were made together - Mahrez and Steptoe and Foden came off as the board went up so in reality there should only have been time added on for four subs. I reckoned six minutes would have been about right, seven a possibility but eight was a piss take. It's funny when teams are time wasting against us minutes are never added on. What about when the liner stuck his flag up for offside and then took it down as it looked like Leicester might get a shot away. Or when the ball went out for a throw in about three yards from the corner flag and the Leicester player took it level with the his penalty box - that's 15 yards further forward yet when we tried to take a free kick about a yard from where it should have been blobby comes trotting over to move the ball. Worst performance from a ref since the Neverton game. Remind me who the ref was that day.He got the time spot on I'd say. There were 6 subs and 3 stoppages, Chilwell was back on 2 mins and a bit after he went down, Mangala about the same and the goalie was down for about one and a half. But that was about the only thing he got right all night. It was a poor poor show. Nobody really mentioned the 2nd half penalty on Jesus when the goalie got hurt. Nailed on. Defender grabbed his arm and hauled him down. I didn't quite get the restart after the physio went off. It looked like he gave Leicester a free kick for it. If so, he obviously thought there was a foul by Jesus. Odd. But there was some doubt expressed about the clash between Danilo and Vardy when Vardy was looking for it in similar circumstances. Strange reffing and strange commentating. This version of Leicester always look for contact, throw themselves to the floor, grab arms, block, the lot. Every year the same with them. I've seen them do it against relegation fodder like Middlesbrough. And they get away with it most of the time. Bunch of spoilers.
He ran into Mangala's arm after he had headed the ball away. It was not a foul, just a piss poor decision (he had a few last night).That little twat initiated contact with Mangala's arm which was in a totally normal position by his side.
I would have to re-watch the match to check the timings but I still think 8 minutes was excessive.He got the time spot on I'd say. There were 6 subs and 3 stoppages, Chilwell was back on 2 mins and a bit after he went down, Mangala about the same and the goalie was down for about one and a half. But that was about the only thing he got right all night. It was a poor poor show. Nobody really mentioned the 2nd half penalty on Jesus when the goalie got hurt. Nailed on. Defender grabbed his arm and hauled him down. I didn't quite get the restart after the physio went off. It looked like he gave Leicester a free kick for it. If so, he obviously thought there was a foul by Jesus. Odd. But there was some doubt expressed about the clash between Danilo and Vardy when Vardy was looking for it in similar circumstances. Strange reffing and strange commentating. This version of Leicester always look for contact, throw themselves to the floor, grab arms, block, the lot. Every year the same with them. I've seen them do it against relegation fodder like Middlesbrough. And they get away with it most of the time. Bunch of spoilers.
Where's the consistency? Assuming he did get it correct we should still be playing against Soton/WHU.He got the time spot on I'd say. There were 6 subs and 3 stoppages, Chilwell was back on 2 mins and a bit after he went down, Mangala about the same and the goalie was down for about one and a half. But that was about the only thing he got right all night. It was a poor poor show. Nobody really mentioned the 2nd half penalty on Jesus when the goalie got hurt. Nailed on. Defender grabbed his arm and hauled him down. I didn't quite get the restart after the physio went off. It looked like he gave Leicester a free kick for it. If so, he obviously thought there was a foul by Jesus. Odd. But there was some doubt expressed about the clash between Danilo and Vardy when Vardy was looking for it in similar circumstances. Strange reffing and strange commentating. This version of Leicester always look for contact, throw themselves to the floor, grab arms, block, the lot. Every year the same with them. I've seen them do it against relegation fodder like Middlesbrough. And they get away with it most of the time. Bunch of spoilers.
Pardon?The consistency's in the penalty decisions.
He wants to get to the top like Clattenberg and Webb-the only way to do that it to favour the rags and tow the anti city line!
I watched Madley years ago in a city youth game and I said to my mate he was a cheat and a rag!
FA Youth Cup Final v Chelsea he was a total bell end then, never trusted him since then.
And in fact City are penalised again as one of the games he'll miss is against the rags meaning Leicester will be weaker in a match against one of our rivals.