Fred_Quimby
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No mention of the penalty for Haarland??
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Ref Watch City Games - 2023/24
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I agree, he shouldn't ref any big games.Unfortunately, that’s irrelevant. It doesn’t make it far. Big ‘if’. We didn’t commit more fouls, fact. We had 70% of the ball so of course less fouls.
It’s not ‘evening it up’ it’s simply unfair
TinFoilHat
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Indeed.No mention of the penalty for Haarland??
That **** saw the rag **** do exactly the same last night and knew he'd get away with it.
Anthony Taylor will be feeling dirty in the showers today helping the scousers.
Needs striking off for what he did to Burnley yesterday the cnutAnd the useless Dipper Darren England up next v Villa who has also been fantastic for Arsenal this season
Barcon
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Bald bastard should have dished out 5 yellows to those twats in the first half.
Vinnie Jones would have got through that game without being booked.
Horrendous refereeing.
Questions need to be asked about why any ref (but mainly Taylor today and identically at Anfield last year) should see fit to ref a game totally against how all games are reffed these days.
He abdicated all responsibility, Arsenal should have had 3 booked in the first 15 minutes. We didn't play great, but I'm sure if the laws of the game were being applied properly, some of their players would have had to be more careful and it could have made the difference.
Horrendous refereeing.
Questions need to be asked about why any ref (but mainly Taylor today and identically at Anfield last year) should see fit to ref a game totally against how all games are reffed these days.
He abdicated all responsibility, Arsenal should have had 3 booked in the first 15 minutes. We didn't play great, but I'm sure if the laws of the game were being applied properly, some of their players would have had to be more careful and it could have made the difference.
Love_Each_Day
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The Bernardo clip to stop their break with Rodri ahead of the ball was the most obvious card but by that time he'd dug himself a hole with what he's allowed them away with. Same as Anfield last season, if you manage the game in that fashion it benefits the side camping their third and kicking lumps far more. Havertz straightened his leg and raised his foot to make sure he nailed Ortega, Var ignoring stuff like this isn;t right.
jaiguruKun
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It was completely one-sided though particularly in the first half.It worked though, no? No malicious or out of control challenges from either side. 22 men battling for a game of football and being allowed to do so.