Ref Watch

[Bournemouth Blue]

I say move on, it won’t change anything from here, as some said the VAR can change a result, but in this case it didn’t. Focused on Fulham, West Ham, and beyond now

 

[SebastianBlue]

I say move on, it didn’t affect the result, nor will it change anything from here, as some said the VAR can change a result, but in this case it didn’t. Focused on Fulham, West Ham, and beyond now

That’s what the league and PGMOL want us to do, every time a referee puts in a display like Oliver did last night (it was more than just not giving the penalty).

They just want the club disadvantaged to move on because their attempts to influence the results were not successful. Same for Wolves and Brighton, here’s a worthless apology (or three), now let’s move on.

“You were too good for our plan to work so don’t worry about it, just focus on the next time we try to fuck you.”

 

[CatMan]

One thing I 100% guarantee you - if Oliver had given that as a penalty VAR wouldn't have overruled it.

Agreed

 

[Roachy]

I say move on, it won’t change anything from here, as some said the VAR can change a result, but in this case it didn’t. Focused on Fulham, West Ham, and beyond now

It's a fair point to discuss for those that are interested tbh.

 

[Bournemouth Blue]

That’s what the league and PGMOL want us to do, every time a referee puts in a display like Oliver did last night (it was more than just not giving the penalty).

They just want the club disadvantaged to move on because their attempts to influence the results were not successful. Same for Wolves and Brighton, here’s a worthless apology (or three), now let’s move on.

“You were to good for our plan to work so don’t worry about it, just focus on the next time we try to fuck you.”

I am not saying it wasn’t a penalty, just saying there is no point moaning about it because they will never listen. The ‘clear and obvious’ call is the biggest cop-out of VAR but I think it is here to stay. At least we didn’t lose points as a result

 

[hertsblue]

You can see what the PGMOL have instructed. The PL wants a new name on the trophy every 6 years remember.
Add last nights bent officiating to the game at Arsenal ( Taylor) where Arsenal avoided an early red for last defender bringing down Haaland as he somehow gave it as a free kick against Haaland and them that laughable penalty decision to Arsenal ( which the following game he reffed, the same thing happened but no penalty of course)

 

[Sir peace frog]

I would have liked it to have been a penalty as much as anyone, but the laws were interpreted correctly, first by Oliver, and then by VAR. As bizarre as it may look, and as much as many may not like it, it was not a penalty, but a foul on Partey. Incidentally it was the same VAR team that overruled the on field offside decision for Stone's goal, when at 1st glance nobody would have disagreed with the initial offside. So it’s fair to say, that they do have some modicum of knowledge of the laws of the game.

not doubting your support, 100% certain that should of been a penalty, luckily it didn't affect the result, but just imagine it had of done.

var on offsides aren't subjective a monkey who knows how to draw straight lines could do it, but when there was a real decision to make their arses went

 

[Sir peace frog]

apologies to the refs on here, we couldn't play without them,so respect for that, still 100% a penalty for me though, you blind fuckers :)

 

[Sir peace frog]

In what upside down world is this Kev fouling Partey?

i keep watching it, i cant see how anyone didnt think that is a penalty,im flabbergasted haha

 

[SebastianBlue]

i keep watching it, i cant see how anyone didnt think that is a penalty,im flabbergasted haha

Apparently being taken out at the legs is now fouling the opposite player.

Football has really changed since… last week.

 

[eyalluvitt]

The NBC commentators thought it was a penalty, as well, and were quite surprised that VAR didn’t intervene.

All except Lee Dixon of Cock Green

 

[SebastianBlue]

You can see what the PGMOL have instructed. The PL wants a new name on the trophy every 6 years remember.
Add last nights bent officiating to the game at Arsenal ( Taylor) where Arsenal avoided an early red for last defender bringing down Haaland as he somehow gave it as a free kick against Haaland and them that laughable penalty decision to Arsenal ( which the following game he reffed, the same thing happened but no penalty of course)

“Oops, sorry about that.” — PGMOL, ad infinitum

 

[SebastianBlue]

All except Lee Dixon of Cock Green

Wonder why he might not think it was a penalty…

 

[Sky Blue]

i keep watching it, i cant see how anyone didnt think that is a penalty,im flabbergasted haha

richardwondertheref still thinks it wasn’t.

 

[argyle]

He plays the man it’s that simple.

It’s a foul and thus a penalty

I can understand the ref not being sure enough to give it however for VAR not to advise the ref to go look at it...

 

[Bluearmy]

That was Alistair Mann's commentary with Andy Morrison on Co-comm's.

Ali is very fair in his reading of situations, and always objective.

But clueless in this example

 

[eyalluvitt]

Sky release definitive footage showing Ben White played JS onside for the second goal

 

[SebastianBlue]

I’d just like to also point out that this probably should have been a yellow.

Which means Partey could have easily received three yellows in the game. And those are just the incidents I remember.

 

[Bluearmy]

I’d just like to also point out that this probably should have been a yellow.

Which means Partey could have easily received three yellows in the game. And those are just the incidents I remember.

The angle from behind is the one. Thats the angle the ref had for reference the bent twat. Partey clearly plays the man as KDB attempts to shoot. How anyone thinks this isnt a pen is bizarre. Yet another decision you will only see given this way when it involves us.

 

[cleavers]

Levelling up.

He failed miserably, he should be sacked.