The game v Norwich in 2013 (the real Norwich not the fake ones in Trafford) was reffed by someone I believe was named in the dossier. Early on he booked Tevez for a dive when he should have awarded us a penalty. In the end we blew them away but having had a ref I believe was highlighted as potentially suspect who made an early decision like that could have had more serious consequences.
Same linesman working with Clattenberg in both games. Dodgy as fuck.
Vinny's sending off against the rags
sorry boss we are right out of brown paper suitcases
I'd prefer Clattenberg to any other ref in Pigmol.As a conspiracy advocate I had referees behind the media, the fa, fifa, and eufa in my list of priorities.
I just thought they were mostly shite.
Clsttenberg and dean the two I would most prefer when playing the top teams. The spurs match not included
PiGMOL officials sign a pretty robust confidentiality clause. I'm fairly certain they would get taken to the cleaners if they blabbed. However, I really don't think the PiGMOL would be the biggest of their worries if they opened their mouths. I bet there are more than one or two who are continually looking over their shoulders.That would be correct Bill but, if the case is that some games are already decided then why have no former or current linesmen, 4th officials, refs or even players ever come out and said that game x was rigged or referee x can be influenced?
You'd think by now that we'd have some concrete evidence to back corruption claims up. Those involved were greedy then and they'd be greedy now so if they were offered ££ for some dirt, they'd speak up.
Had we been "good enough" in that game we'd have won it mate, we simply didn't put the ball in the net when we had numerous chances. Yes we were shafted by the officials in the game, but score when we should, and we still win it. Yes the red cards affected the following games too, but we won 2 of them, 1 against Arsenal included, the one we lost (Leicester) we were shite for 45 minutes (as well as shafted again by officials).
I will grant you it's not blatant, in my eyes will be as dodgy as fuck decision, 11 mins into a derby and the rag player on the receiving end doesn't somersault but runs back after the ball. However tin hat it sounds but gift horse in mouth springs to mindNot the best example of unfairness to be fair
So wanted to say this but conspiracy theorists can be a very angry bunch.Had we been "good enough" in that game we'd have won it mate, we simply didn't put the ball in the net when we had numerous chances. Yes we were shafted by the officials in the game, but score when we should, and we still win it. Yes the red cards affected the following games too, but we won 2 of them, 1 against Arsenal included, the one we lost (Leicester) we were shite for 45 minutes (as well as shafted again by officials).
correct. first game the offside, along with letting spurs score another offside goal after. then in the return tie same ref points to the spot as the ball hits Raz on the back...outside the box.Same linesman working with Clattenberg in both games. Dodgy as fuck.