Referees’ Performances | 2024/2025

Pretty much every fan and pundit acknowledged it was not just a red, but one of the most obvious reds you'll see. The 'mitigation' of Erling being pushed out wide and hence, not a clear goalscoring opportunity is hilarious as the handball is why he was pushed out wide. The Rashford goal and this are two of the most egregious examples of, at best, gross incompetence and at worst, gross negligence
Yep Atwell was responsible for the ghost goal a few seasons ago in the Trafford derby when the invisible Rashford ran 30 yards with the ball?
 
Yep Atwell was responsible for the ghost goal a few seasons ago in the Trafford derby when the invisible Rashford ran 30 yards with the ball?
I do remember we had a stonewall penalty against Chelsea on Sterling before. Stray kick swept Sterling off his feet in the box. On-field ref somehow missed it, but guess who's the VAR? Stuart Atwell. The man is plain incompetent.
 
I do remember we had a stonewall penalty against Chelsea on Sterling before. Stray kick swept Sterling off his feet in the box. On-field ref somehow missed it, but guess who's the VAR? Stuart Atwell. The man is plain incompetent.
Had Ortega committed that offence today he would have been off.

Not sure it's just a lack of competence.
 
I do remember we had a stonewall penalty against Chelsea on Sterling before. Stray kick swept Sterling off his feet in the box. On-field ref somehow missed it, but guess who's the VAR? Stuart Atwell. The man is plain incompetent.
So that's what its come down too. We need a sending off to help put Crystal Palace to bed. How the mighty have fallen.
 
So that's what its come down too. We need a sending off to help put Crystal Palace to bed. How the mighty have fallen.
It's not about that. It's the principle of rules being applied evenly and fairly.
Nobody wants to see a sending off, unless it's a dipper or rag, but once the rules are decided on fuzzy logic, the game is gone.
This decision is a big moment in football. It demonstrated that the image is more important than the rules.
The media run the game in this country, now. And you should be very worried about that.
 
So that's what its come down too. We need a sending off to help put Crystal Palace to bed. How the mighty have fallen.
Not entirely.

Teams don't want to play open, attacking football against City. They have worked out a strategy against us, and when faced with such negativity, it is always going to be really difficult to fashion a chance or avoid being hit on the break. Pep will work out a way of beating such negative teams, but he needs a fully fit squad. 4 PL trophies on the bounce is a phenomenal achievement, but this season was always going to be a stretch with our main playmaker being out so early on and having to readjust.
 
It's not about that. It's the principle of rules being applied evenly and fairly.
Nobody wants to see a sending off, unless it's a dipper or rag, but once the rules are decided on fuzzy logic, the game is gone.
This decision is a big moment in football. It demonstrated that the image is more important than the rules.
The media run the game in this country, now. And you should be very worried about that.
we lost because we couldn't break down a mid-table PL team. Same problem against Southampton the shittest team that ever played in the PL.
 
we lost because we couldn't break down a mid-table PL team. Same problem against Southampton the shittest team that ever played in the PL.
The rules don't care how well we play. They just don't care.
The rules exist so that parity is displayed in a sporting arena.
Today the rules were perverted.
Your logic is illogical.
 
I do remember we had a stonewall penalty against Chelsea on Sterling before. Stray kick swept Sterling off his feet in the box. On-field ref somehow missed it, but guess who's the VAR? Stuart Atwell. The man is plain incompetent.
More sinister that incompetent I think. I think the word you’re searching for is Bent.
 
Pretty much every fan and pundit acknowledged it was not just a red, but one of the most obvious reds you'll see. The 'mitigation' of Erling being pushed out wide and hence, not a clear goalscoring opportunity is hilarious as the handball is why he was pushed out wide. The Rashford goal and this are two of the most egregious examples of, at best, gross incompetence and at worst, gross negligence
Even fucking Ian Wright said it was disgraceful decision
 
So that's what its come down too. We need a sending off to help put Crystal Palace to bed. How the mighty have fallen.



How about just a fair playing field? Referee decisions change games, just like that one today.
 

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