Aguero banned for three games (updated)

The Light Was Yellow Sir said:
So why didn't he send him off? Particularly as the refs are in cahoots with the media, the FA and the PL to stop City at all costs.......
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There is a lot of confusion in how this agenda works against us. After Stoke the Sterling pen was evidence yet the Kolorov foul was surprisingly overlooked.
 
The Light Was Yellow Sir said:
So why didn't he send him off? Particularly as the refs are in cahoots with the media, the FA and the PL to stop City at all costs.......
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One can only assume in real time viewing the ref didn't judge it to be a red card but viewed in slo mo for a couple of days it does.
 
The Light Was Yellow Sir said:
So why didn't he send him off? Particularly as the refs are in cahoots with the media, the FA and the PL to stop City at all costs.......
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Easy because he did see it and didn't feel it worthy of anything. Then as you quite rightly said then media got hold and the FA which is ran by a rag director persuaded him to pretend not to have seen it.
May I ask why The likes of Fellaini get away with far worse and nothing is ever done?
 
And while all this is going on, Assistant Referee Simon Beck has made yet another bad offside call against us, following his two shockers at White Hart Lane last season. Somehow, a man who couldn't spot that Kyle Walker was feet offside, believes that Sergio Aguero is offside when he isn't.

Now if we're talking bent....
 
I don't really think there is a conspiracy against our club. However, I for the life of me cannot get the Rooney-McCarthy-Twattenberg flying elbow incident out of my head, so I am very bitter this is going to affect our match against those rag shits.
 
franksinatra said:
There is a lot of confusion in how this agenda works against us. After Stoke the Sterling pen was evidence yet the Kolorov foul was surprisingly overlooked.
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He gave the Sterling one because he knew full well that he docked up the Kolarov one. They always try and even out crap decisions.
 
franksinatra said:
In real time he could quite easily have missed the offence. If the ref has been asked to view the video retrospectively and then make a judgement its highly likely.
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Can't absolve Sergio of responsibility, it was reckless and could have cost us 2 points at least and, having watched it retrospectively, Mariner may feel as though he misjudged the situation. But Mariner is an experienced, reasonably well paid, full time professional referee and making accurate and fair decisions on real time incidents during a game is one of his prime job requirements and, as such, I cannot believe he did not see that incident. It wasn't off the ball and he had a clear, unobstructed view, the fact that he, the FA, the media and whoever else think he made the wrong call at the time doesn't give the FA the right, under the current rules to reappraise it.
 
Prestwich_Blue said:
And while all this is going on, Assistant Referee Simon Beck has made yet another bad offside call against us, following his two shockers at White Hart Lane last season. Somehow, a man who couldn't spot that Kyle Walker was feet offside, believes that Sergio Aguero is offside when he isn't.

Now if we're talking bent....
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Don't get me started on that twat. He gave West ham at least two dubious throw in calls whilst we were in a dangerous attacking position too.
 
Prestwich_Blue said:
And while all this is going on, Assistant Referee Simon Beck has made yet another bad offside call against us, following his two shockers at White Hart Lane last season. Somehow, a man who couldn't spot that Kyle Walker was feet offside, believes that Sergio Aguero is offside when he isn't.

Now if we're talking bent....
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Now this one I'm much more bothered about. Not that I've any evidence that he's bent, but a linesman should NEVER give offside when a player isn't, as any doubt must go in favour of the attacker.
I really have never had a problem not getting decisions given to us (I've hurled abuse at many a referee only to find out on MOTD that he was right and I was hopelessly wrong), that replays have suggested we should have got. The principle being, if you don't see it, you can't give it. We should see quite a few goals that replays prove were offside, free kicks on the edge that should have been penalties and players diving but not getting booked. Somehow we seem to get the opposite and that needs addressing by the refereeing fraternity as a matter of some urgency.
 
karen7 said:
Appealed says sky

City are set to contest Sergio Aguero's violent conduct charge, and it will go to a hearing. [@andyhampson]
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Fuck me can't see how we are going to win this,but there you go,if they reject his appeal will it be four game ban? Anyhow fair play if they think they can win this,the uproar it would cause if aguero did win the appeal especially from rags haha..
 
Bozzie said:
Can't absolve Sergio of responsibility, it was reckless and could have cost us 2 points at least and, having watched it retrospectively, Mariner may feel as though he misjudged the situation. But Mariner is an experienced, reasonably well paid, full time professional referee and making accurate and fair decisions on real time incidents during a game is one of his prime job requirements and, as such, I cannot believe he did not see that incident. It wasn't off the ball and he had a clear, unobstructed view, the fact that he, the FA, the media and whoever else think he made the wrong call at the time doesn't give the FA the right, under the current rules to reappraise it.
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And there it is. Absolutely spot on. He has lied through his back teeth.
 
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