Jesus H Gabz
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Sounds like Brighton are getting stiffed by the officials at spuds, how dare they have the audacity to threaten the CL teams & places
Attwell. Say no more. Two Brighton goals ruled out for handball, one very questionable, and an absolutely nailed on penalty not givenSounds like Brighton are getting stiffed by the officials at spuds, how dare they have the audacity to threaten the CL teams & places
Bang onIf anyone wants an example of how officials can fix a match in the premier league, watch back the Spurs-Brighton match in full.
If I were at Brighton, I would be drafting an official complaint to the league to be submitted simultaneously to a public statement posted on the official site regarding the referee and VAR performance in that match.
Their manager was sent off (and will likely be fined) for calling out the blatant corruption that lead to Spurs winning a game they likely should have won 1-3. Managers of non-cash cow clubs are starting to see how certain clubs are aided to their team’s detriment and the league are trying to keep them quiet via punishment (and threat of more severe consequences).
There is a common theme with this fellaAttwell. Say no more. Two Brighton goals ruled out for handball, one very questionable, and an absolutely nailed on penalty not given
Thanks for the heads up, will have a look. They need to be called out every time.If anyone wants an example of how officials can fix a match in the premier league, watch back the Spurs-Brighton match in full.
If I were at Brighton, I would be drafting an official complaint to the league to be submitted simultaneously to a public statement posted on the official site regarding the referee and VAR performance in that match.
Their manager was sent off (and will likely be fined) for calling out the blatant corruption that lead to Spurs winning a game they likely should have won 1-3. Managers of non-cash cow clubs are starting to see how certain clubs are aided to their team’s detriment and the league are trying to keep them quiet via punishment (and threat of more severe consequences).
Thanks for the heads up, will have a look. They need to be called out every time.
The disallowed goal was right to be ruled out as there was a deflection from Mac Allister's hand and even though unintentional it doesn't matter where a goal is scored. Another reason that the law is an ass as it wasn't intended for something like that but it was correct according to the LotG. Brighton definitely should have had a penalty though for the trip by Hoijberg and that would've given them the chance to go 2-1 up. Even if the referee didn't see it then VAR should've picked that one up and there really is no excuse not to give it. Shocking decision.If anyone wants an example of how officials can fix a match in the premier league, watch back the Spurs-Brighton match in full.
If I were at Brighton, I would be drafting an official complaint to the league to be submitted simultaneously to a public statement posted on the official site regarding the referee and VAR performance in that match.
Their manager was sent off (and will likely be fined) for calling out the blatant corruption that lead to Spurs winning a game they likely should have won 1-3. Managers of non-cash cow clubs are starting to see how certain clubs are aided to their team’s detriment and the league are trying to keep them quiet via punishment (and threat of more severe consequences).
They also had a goal disallowed for a “handball” by Mitoma that by the current rules is not a handball (not to mention the Spurs player behind him pushed him in the back right before the ball arrived, so the only reason the ball struck his shoulder was because of a foul worthy of a penalty).The disallowed goal was right to be ruled out as there was a deflection from Mac Allister's hand and even though unintentional it doesn't matter where a goal is scored. Another reason that the law is an ass as it wasn't intended for something like that but it was correct according to the LotG. Brighton definitely should have had a penalty though for the trip by Hoijberg and that would've given them the chance to go 2-1 up. Even if the referee didn't see it then VAR should've picked that one up and there really is no excuse not to give it. Shocking decision.