dawlish dave
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Mike N said:
Walked into the pub today 1 min before the KO my first words were "oh fuck not him" got a few what do you mean? my reply was on the lines of just wait and see.
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"Lee Mason. Oh Dear"
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Walked into the pub today 1 min before the KO my first words were "oh fuck not him" got a few what do you mean? my reply was on the lines of just wait and see.
zandvoort blue said:tidyman said:zandvoort blue said:The way the linesmen featured on bylines he ran the diagonal that did not put him in close proximity to our fans. He knew he would get shit from us and he made sure he avoided us.
Do you think he should have ordered the City fans to be relocated or told his assistants to switch to outside lefts for the first time in recent history?
NO, he knew he could give contentious decisions and in doing so avoid any contact. He knows he`s on borrowed time with City fans. From seeing him run out of the tunnel I knew what to expect. As already stated City know the score with Mason, how he is allowed to ref our games is criminal.
what exactly is this? that he is defo a United fan rather than Bolton?
how did we manage to get him pulled from games previously?
absolutely shocking yesterday, City need to be asking questions to the Premier League again
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manchester blue
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I don't like Mason. He could not wait to give a red but just to play devils advocate why did he not give Hull two penalties? If I was referring against United they would have been penalties!
Danamy
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Appalling refereeing yesterday
There must've been at least three occasions where he got caught up in the middle of our tight inter-passing passages of play, you don't even see that with Sunday league refs?
There must've been at least three occasions where he got caught up in the middle of our tight inter-passing passages of play, you don't even see that with Sunday league refs?
Pigeonho
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I noticed it towards the end, and it was a neat one-two with one of ours.Danamy said:Appalling refereeing yesterday
There must've been at least three occasions where he got caught up in the middle of our tight inter-passing passages of play, you don't even see that with Sunday league refs?
avoidconfusion
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Hmm I cannot open the link... it keeps saying no file specified or something like that?
the talisman
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BigJoe#1 said:Wasn't Lee Mason the referee from Gtr Manchester that disallowed the perfectly good Sturridge (?) goal against us in December.
Maybe not so bad eh?
No, firstly it wasn't a disallowed goal, the whistle had gone and everyone else stopped playing except Sterling; secondly it was the lino who flagged, not really Mason's decision.
jimharri
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The referee can over-rule the linesman/assistant referee.the talisman said:BigJoe#1 said:Wasn't Lee Mason the referee from Gtr Manchester that disallowed the perfectly good Sturridge (?) goal against us in December.
Maybe not so bad eh?
No, firstly it wasn't a disallowed goal, the whistle had gone and everyone else stopped playing except Sterling; secondly it was the lino who flagged, not really Mason's decision.
Neville Kneville
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Pigeonho said:I noticed it towards the end, and it was a neat one-two with one of ours.Danamy said:Appalling refereeing yesterday
There must've been at least three occasions where he got caught up in the middle of our tight inter-passing passages of play, you don't even see that with Sunday league refs?
There was one occasion where Navas was running down the wing & Fernandinho was trying to get a pass to him, but couldn't because no matter how many times he swerved, Lee Mason managed to keep his body in the way of the pass. Gareth Barry style defending.
I think he also fouled Fernandinho off the ball shortly afterwards.