Does anybody know the rules

[Gorton_Tubster]

Shocking.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

There's a special rule in the Premier league called "Fuck it it's City."

It's been used at Klanfield, the swamp, shite fart lane and the library so far.

There’s one for the Anfield Derby which is ‘ignore all fouls on Everton players’.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

Week after week the decisions are different. The dips tell the ref to fuck off in the Derby with no punishment. Today players get booked.
Everton wasted a huge amount of time at the etihad without punishment, Edderson is booked in the first half.
Total joke.

And a Wolves player got sent off for the most bollocks reason ever. Meanwhile those red cunts shout abuse at the ref and get away with it.

 

[RayCTID]

There's a special rule in the Premier league called "Fuck it it's City."

It's been used at Klanfield, the swamp, shite fart lane and the library so far.

Also know as Operation Three wise monkeys

 

[Shirley]

Rule 5b:

There are no rules

 

[I'm Blue]

I don’t know the rules but I know there’s at least 115 of them and we’ve broke them all : )

 

[I'm With Stupid]

The referee never has to answer any question like that. There is no press conference to explain themselves. Make them answer to the camera every week.

Be careful what you wish for. Referees having to go on camera every week and answer questions thought up by Sky and BT Sports? Who I'm sure would be completely impartial in what they choose to question them about. Far better to just have them on microphone so we can hear their thought processes.

 

[Dethred]

Dermot Gallagher fuckface said the penalty was right even though the shot was taken before the minimal and unavoidable contact.... Because the keeper "came out as a defender and not a goal keeper". Literally making shit up now. No wonder the refs are absolute shit.

 

[Gray]

Laws not Rules just to be pedantic.

It is obvious those charged with officiating at matches all interpret them differently, Is Howard Webb the answer I don’t think so.

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

When Haaland was taken down in the 2nd half which VAR deemed offside. The rules they applied to Rashford at the Swamp the other week is that he only becomes active when he touches the ball. Surely this is exactly the same as Haaland didn’t touch the hall and the defender impeded him getting to the ball to become active?