Tim of the Oak
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The ref was pretty good. He missed a few fouls on our players but Kovacic could have been sent off.
I’d say the same. Refs look like they’re more ‘on it’ this season across the board. We’ve not had a bad performance from one yet.The guy was fine today, possibly helped by the fact that both teams tried to make a game of it, rather than just spoiling. Anyway credit where credit is due, to both the referee and Brentford.
So far this season, I would say we haven't had a bad refereeing performance. Which is a little suspicious.
The guy was fine today, possibly helped by the fact that both teams tried to make a game of it, rather than just spoiling. Anyway credit where credit is due, to both the referee and Brentford.
So far this season, I would say we haven't had a bad refereeing performance. Which is a little suspicious.
I’d say the same. Refs look like they’re more ‘on it’ this season across the board. We’ve not had a bad performance from one yet.
I wouldn’t have even complained had he sent Kovačić off yesterday, I thought it was a snide foul that was only ever going to hurt their lad, and he only booked him.
Not that bad a foul, did you see the Sheffield United one on the Hull player on Friday?The ref was pretty good. He missed a few fouls on our players but Kovacic could have been sent off.
I didn’t see the Sheff Utd foul Gray but I’ve watched the kovacic fouls back on MOTD and he could easily have been sent off. I’m just glad it was only a yellow.Not that bad a foul, did you see the Sheffield United one on the Hull player on Friday?
Thus. Did anyone else read the Bournemouth Chelsea 14 yellow card headline and immediately think Anthony Taylor before scanning down to see .... Anthony Taylor? He must be the worst best ref ever.So relieved Alty Taylor went to Bournemouth for the weekend with his pack of yellow cards and not the Etihad to make PL history.
Sorry to disagree with you but giving the referee a decision to make because you’ve gone to ground is utter shite brought into the game by so called pundits. It goes alongside he’s put a hand on your shoulder so you’re entitled to go down, or he dangled a leg so you are entitled to make contact. It’s shit and always will be.Caught the trailing leg of Antonio, nowhere near the ball. Antonio might have left his leg there but not shocked to see a booking. It could be deemed cynical trying to stop a break, albeit very far back. I think once you go to ground you leave the referee with a decision to make.
He booked Emerson, Kilman and Rodriguez for similar tackles (cynical nature) if not softer in some cases slightly further up the pitch.
Sorry to disagree with you but giving the referee a decision to make because you’ve gone to ground is utter shite brought into the game by so called pundits. It goes alongside he’s put a hand on your shoulder so you’re entitled to go down, or he dangled a leg so you are entitled to make contact. It’s shit and always will be.
Feels like OliVAR gets every game we play the tarquins. I wonder if he will apologise to arsenal by sending kova off this time?Oliver v Arsenal, thank god it was not Taylor but he has been stood down this weekend. Just sums up whats wrong with the PL and PGMOL when they dont question his very strange performance but looking into online abuse:
Anthony Taylor will not referee a Premier League game this weekend after receiving abuse on social media following Chelsea's 1-0 win at Bournemouth.
Taylor showed a Premier League record 14 yellow cards to players at Vitality Stadium.
The Premier League has launched an investigation following online abuse directed at the official in the aftermath.
Taylor will act as fourth official this weekend when Southampton host Ipswich on Saturday and Nottingham Forest travel to Brighton on Sunday