City charged by FA for failing to control players against Spurs

[Norbert D]

Hopefully some west country blues will bump into Hooper and kick his cheating head in.

 

[BlueFurn]

Hooper apparently has dippers v sheff u next.
We will see…

 

[1961_vintage]

How can the FA ever stop this if they don't punish clubs when they step over the line?

Right to be charged.

And the players were right to react as they did.

Context is everything.

 

[chaddblue]

Hopefully some west country blues will bump into Hooper and kick his cheating head in.

Probably find the little fat **** in a Greggs somewhere

 

[Lavinda Past]

Look on the brightside, we can afford the fine and now they can't ban Haaland.

I can't believe he got away with it tbh. I expected a 3 or 4 match ban at least!

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

We've been on the recieving end of much worse. Club deserves the fine, hooper deserved the abuse, and for once I think it was genuine incompetence rather than corrupt. Hopefully it fires the team up to play like they can - we should have been three ahead before they got a second.

 

[DenisLawBackHeel74]

Nobody is arguing.
Don't you see the irony and hypocrisy though.

Yes of course but I’m not going to let it ruin my enjoyment of watching city.…..that’s what they want.

Wait by the river long enough, and we’ll see all the dead bodies float past eventually....the PL…the yanks…the lot

 

[One Fan Clapping]

The ref made an awful decision. Thought he refereed the rest of the game well.bit harsh to sack him on one bad decision though. Particularly when all the referees seem to be of the same, or poorer standard. Who are we going to replace them with?

It’s not one decision though.

He was referee who was suspended for not awarding Wolves a nailed on penalty v Utd and in charge for the Luiz Dias debacle where he disallowed a perfectly good goal due to his incompetence.

 

[chaddblue]

It’s not one decision though.

He was referee who was suspended for not awarding Wolves a nailed on penalty v Utd and in charge for the Luiz Dias debacle where he disallowed a perfectly good goal due to his incompetence.

I'm not sticking up for the useless fat twat but that Dias goal had nothing to do with him. It was all down to the VAR officials

 

[One Fan Clapping]

I'm not sticking up for the useless fat twat but that Dias goal had nothing to do with him. It was all down to the VAR officials

He is the man in charge of the game not VAR mate.

It’s his job to communicate effectively and ensure his team do to award the correct decision. He didn’t and he awarded the wrong decision.

He’s hopeless.

 

[chaddblue]

He is the man in charge of the game not VAR mate.

It’s his job to communicate effectively and ensure his team do to award the correct decision. He didn’t and he awarded the wrong decision.

He’s hopeless.

Well not sure I fully agree, but as I say I'm not sticking up for the fat little twat.... so I'll leave it with I totally agree he's useless lol

 

[thegundogang]

We've been on the recieving end of much worse. Club deserves the fine, hooper deserved the abuse, and for once I think it was genuine incompetence rather than corrupt. Hopefully it fires the team up to play like they can - we should have been three ahead before they got a second.

I’d be inclined to agree. Surely though he should be stepped down for at least a week like they did with Taylor because Hooper has now shown twice he is genuinely the most incompetent referee in the country.

 

[Cityfan]

It was an atrocious decision but the club has to be charged because you can't just surround the referee like that.
Thought Guardiola was dignified afterwards unlike some managers.

 

[bluetonium]

I think the fa have actually played this with some sense to be honest. We did crowd the referee and deserve a fine, as long as they apply to everyone else too when they do it.

But by doing it this way the fa take the emphasis off Haaland (the clamour for his blood in the media has been laughably desperate and well out of proportion, suggesting he swore non stop into his face when the reality is he posted three letters, wtf) and probably are accepting somewhat of the fact that an incompetent decision in the last minute or a firey game, clearly wrong and potentially costing us 2 points, antagonized us into such actions. Fine is ok, losing Haaland would be more costly. Still wrong of us, but caused ultimately by the referee, who was in the wrong.

Accept it, move on. Make sure next time even a referee can't take the game away from us, but first start with reminding our defence how to defend.

 

[bluemonkey71]

Has Erling been charged for letting his hair down yet when he walked off?

 

[GaudinoMotors]

Yes of course but I’m not going to let it ruin my enjoyment of watching city.…..that’s what they want.

Wait by the river long enough, and we’ll see all the dead bodies float past eventually....the PL…the yanks…the lot

This "eventually" - 15 years and counting.

 

[ancoats]

I think we are the FA feeder club ? we must have paid out millions in fines to them

 

[Kippax Street 1880]

I remember Muzzy Izzet handling the ball and then gaining a penalty which David James saved. That was in a year we nearly went down

Think that was the same game, was it Dickov who missed the penalty for them?

 

[Bluekiwi]

How can Hooper's action be labelled incompetence? He waved play on as he thought City had an advantage because Haaland was facing away from the Spurs goal. When he realised that Jack was bearing down on goal with only the goalie in front of him the advantage suddenly ended - that has to be corruption.

 

[TFC]

Standard. Fuck em.