Ref Watch City Games - 2023/24

[MikeF]

Amazed he didn’t give handball against Alvarez for our second. Even though it hit his head

 

[moomba]

Given it was the crowds first official game as referee I can forgive them the odd mistake.

 

[spacecadet]

Given it was the crowds first official game as referee I can forgive them the odd mistake.

Exactly Blue.

 

[give it to gordon]

Given it was the crowds first official game as referee I can forgive them the odd mistake.

If this ref is going to be intimidated at Luton, he has no future as a ref

 

[Bluefen]

I didn’t think he had a bad game

I fail to see why VAR doesn’t give a red - it’s two footed and he makes contact with foden - which for me is a red every time

 

[TinFoilHat]

Boy, we keep getting these inconsistent refs. Possibly cost us 4 points already this season.

As Pep said a couple of years back we have to do everything ourselves.

 

[Dirty Harry]

Yeah yeah yeah, but what about the Rodri handball ?

Zzz

 

[TinFoilHat]

Can someone explain the difference between the red card given in the Burnley game in comparison to one not given here.

Be interesting to hear the forth officials take as he gave the red in that game after VAR waded in.

 

[dadnlad]

If this ref is going to be intimidated at Luton, he has every chance to get rags game in near future

altered it for you

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Can someone explain the difference between the red card given in the Burnley game in comparison to one not given here.

Be interesting to hear the forth officials take as he gave the red in that game after VAR waded in.

The Burnley one was higher, so always easier to give.

The only thing, I guess, that’s saved the Luton player is that it was lower and only one foot hit Foden.

I thought it was a red card, as he was out of control, using his whole body weight.

No doubt Dermot will say something along the lines of him being very lucky and he could have no complaints had he seen red.