David Coote

[dadnlad]

Twattenberg - Contracts with Bookies and threatening business rivals

Dean - Contract with bookies

Bobby Madeley - Suspended for 'personal issues'

PiGMOL was rotten as fuck under old mother Riley. It seems to be the same under Webb. Then again being ex SYP I'm not surprised.

Deans horse racing syndicate with GPC

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

There was a ref called Dave Coote
In his mouth he firmly planted his foot
He called Klopp a ****
There ensued a witch hunt
And now he's been given the boot.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Twattenberg - Contracts with Bookies and threatening business rivals

Dean - Contract with bookies

Bobby Madeley - Suspended for 'personal issues'

PiGMOL was rotten as fuck under old mother Riley. It seems to be the same under Webb. Then again being ex SYP I'm not surprised.

Riley only got that role when he had to be moved from refereeing duties. Keith Hackett was his predecessor and he was shoved aside against his will to accommodate Riley. Also around the same time, Styles & Bennett left and there was the Clattenburg saga.

I'm told that was the result of certain 'disclosures' but anyone who saw Clattenburg's performance in that infamous Merseyside derby, as well as Riley's in the united v Arsenal game, surely can't be in any doubt that corruption was involved.

 

[Inter Me Nan]

This thread has reinvigorated my hatred of Klopp & the murderers.
Thank you.

 

[jimharri]

Hope he's got an account with Indeed. His career as a referee is over.

 

[VOOMER]

Would you be fine if a Ref told the same about Guardiola and you turn around a couple years backlog to find contentious decisions against Man City?
Would you accept it?

Sniff, sniff, sniff

 

[TedofChume]

Riley only got that role when he had to be moved from refereeing duties. Keith Hackett was his predecessor and he was shoved aside against his will to accommodate Riley. Also around the same time, Styles & Bennett left and there was the Clattenburg saga.



I'm told that was the result of certain 'disclosures' but anyone who saw Clattenburg's performance in that infamous Merseyside derby, as well as Riley's in the united v Arsenal game, surely can't be in any doubt that corruption was involved.

I have firmly believed for years that professional football is controlled by the Eton Old Boys, and that "controversy" of any kind is important



Ultimately, it occupies the back pages and suppresses all other sports whenever it can. So:



Referees making big mistakes

Controversial rule interpretations

The various incarnations of offside/handball

VAR



It's all "marketing" at the end of the day.



Originally you had the "homer" Referee who simply was bias towards the home team. The logic, if the home team win, the fans will be back next week in bigger numbers, so give them the advantage. This increases attendances and therefore revenue for all. It's fairc ecru home team gets the advantage.



Once you've established this "commercial" system, it's very easy to "help" ensure matches and competitions go to the wire forc title relegation and promotion.



They control the fixture lists, how often to poignant fixtures get thrown up or potential title deciders land on am FA Cup weekend almost certainly to be postponed.. and played at the end of the season?



Everytime we see rules and decisions that make no sense whatsoever they never "destroy" competition and interest in the game, they always galvanise and open up options to increase interest.



It's not just English football, it's worldwide. Remember Barcelona getting thumped in the first leg and winning the return leg by a cricket score. A few years later the Referee admitted being bribed. It's just how it is.



Liverpool were 11 pts clear at the start of 2019, City put in a unbelievable run to win the league. Yet it is a mystery how City lost at Newcastle. City were 1-0 up KDB took a quick free kick for Aguero to make it 2-0. The Referee then booked KDB disallowed the goal and rammed home various bias decisions to build the confidence of Newcastle to go on and win the game.



A few years later City are losing at Newcastle and have to win to keep on Arsenal's coat-tails, just enough time is added for 0scar Bobb to get the winner.



This is what they do, they manage the spectacle for entertainment. If you ran the Prenier League and wanted to make as much money as possible wouldn't you do the same?



Remember the FA, the Premier League and Football League are all limited companies, set up to make a profit.



The FA has 1045 shareholders. It owns the IP of the game ie the rules. The same shareholders own the Scottish, Welsh and NI FAs.



IFAB make.the rules and haa 8 members, four permanent England, NI, Scotland, Wales plus four transient members, with the FA having the deciding vote.



FIFA, UEFA, CONMEBOL, ONCACAF, AFC, FCA and Oceana must all licence the IP/Rules off IFAB/FA one way or another.



These Eton Old Boys created the game we all love and still control it with an iron fist to this day.



Every single "odd" decision is carefully calculated to mamage and control the asset.

 

[normskih]

Riley only got that role when he had to be moved from refereeing duties. Keith Hackett was his predecessor and he was shoved aside against his will to accommodate Riley. Also around the same time, Styles & Bennett left and there was the Clattenburg saga.

I'm told that was the result of certain 'disclosures' but anyone who saw Clattenburg's performance in that infamous Merseyside derby, as well as Riley's in the united v Arsenal game, surely can't be in any doubt that corruption was involved.

I can’t bring to my memory the Merseyside derby but the quite ridiculously refereed utd v arsenal match will live long in my memory. Quite how that match stood without replaying I will never know.

 

[Pubteam Lomas]

I can’t bring to my memory the Merseyside derby but the quite ridiculously refereed utd v arsenal match will live long in my memory. Quite how that match stood without replaying I will never know.

It was corrupt to the core. Rooney should've been outed for his blatant cheating that night but he was England's golden boy.
Arsenal weren't allowed to win that game. They could've found the back of the net 10 times and Riley would have found a reason to disallow every one of them.

 

[give it to gordon]

A hint of coercion??

You just have to listen back to that arrogant cvnt Klopp's press conferences to see the scouse twats trying to either apply pressure to influence ref's performances pre-game, or listen to his post match antics where he hangs certain refs out to dry for their 'below-par' performances; followed by PiGMOL removing certain refs from their games, the only question that needs answering is "was the coercion implied or inferred?"

I can remember saying to my old man when pisscan was still at the rags ' refs should refuse to ref utd games the way pisscan behaves '