Nah, it’s just a fascinating character study.I'm assuming you are a closet dipper
It’s weak as piss from Silva and if the roles were reversed and a City penalty chalked off for that people would be screaming conspiracy.I thought it was at the time. but seeing it from that angle I really don't think so TBH.
Thread is to discuss the performance of the officials just because they are critised don't assume they are being blamed about the performance However, just of late they are having far to much influence on the resultNah, it’s just a fascinating character study.
We all wonder how seemingly normal people can be caught up in QAnon and then a thread like this exists and it all makes sense…
Hell, in a game where Lewis and Grealish were ruled onside, Ederson wasn’t sent off and City conceded goals from pub standard defending and the most stonewall penalty you’ll see all season some people are still trying to blame the officials.
Absolutely no way was that a red card either for the tackle or was it a DOGSOIf ref had given a red, doubtful VAR would have overturned it.
He was poor he gave Palace everything they were going down far to easy and he gave it every time He allowed too little added on Henderson was time wasting from minute one , nothing said. City players did protest and including the two fouls on Bernie just before Initially it appeared he was going to book the diver then suddenly changed his mindThought the ref had a good game today - wasn’t helped by the VAR delays, could have clamped down on the obvious time wasting but pretty much got his major decisions right (not seen the penalty as it was at the other end of the ground but the lack of protest from the city players was telling)
He dint interfere with Henderson, if he hadn't been there it would still have gone in Henderson was rigid on the spot, decision rescued his fuck up Having said that not surprised he gave itHe was in an offside position and looked like he was going to head it! Behave.
Can’t complain about the added time. We were winning at 90 mins and looking shaky so I was relieved when only 4 mins went upHe was poor he gave Palace everything they were going down far to easy and he gave it every time He allowed too little added on Henderson was time wasting from minute one , nothing said. City players did protest and including the two fouls on Bernie just before Initially it appeared he was going to book the diver then suddenly changed his mind
Apart from at Wembley when he scored the only goal in the 2021 League Cup final.Unless he was playing against spurs - then he seemed to go all haywire
Questionable defending is accepted. We saw it, we believed it. It'll probably appear again before the season's over, but what lurkers aren't seeing is the shitty reffin' and opaque VAR decisions.Nah, it’s just a fascinating character study.
We all wonder how seemingly normal people can be caught up in QAnon and then a thread like this exists and it all makes sense…
Hell, in a game where Lewis and Grealish were ruled onside, Ederson wasn’t sent off and City conceded goals from pub standard defending and the most stonewall penalty you’ll see all season some people are still trying to blame the officials.
He pulls his arm enough to alter Bernie's approach, which allows him to steal the ball Clear foul and strictly speaking a booking for pulling an opponent I doubt that Tierney saw it but VAR should have flagged it to him and Tierney would have awarded a foul The City players were asking him but all he wanted to do is check the pen, which the Place player dived like Tom Daley, unfortunately any slight touch regardless of the affect is enough to award a pen Anyone with a knowledge of Bio-Mechanics would be able to explain that the actions of the palace player wasn't a result of any slight contact Take the forth goal for Bournemouth last week disallowed for handball which was a consequence of the GK coming out and swiping at the forward making him stumble as he jumped to avoid the GK the ball spun up hit on the hand result disallowed Ridiculous should have been allowed as a) handball was not intentional and didn't gain him any advantage or b) a penaltyI thought it was at the time. but seeing it from that angle I really don't think so TBH.