BringBackSwales
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Sorry pal I meant they should electronically connect his watch to the scoreboard so when he stops and starts it we can all see it
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Referees’ Performances | 2024/2025
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Inter Me Nan
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Don't be stupid how are they supposed to manipulate that? ; pI’ve said before, it’s about time there’s watch was connected to the scoreboard so we could all see every game what was being added on and what for. At least then the consistency, or lack of it, would be open
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They'll be circle jerking over him at Stockley park for banning Pep. He certainly baited him and I'm surprised he didn't give him a red.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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They don't seem to be terribly desperate to close down those avenues where officials may be able to 'manipulate' outcomes. Still waiting for them to introduce semi-automated offside, but they just keep coming up with excuses.Quite right. And, if you still want the referee to control it, he can tell the time keeper when to stop the clock, same as the egg chasers have managed for years….
BringBackSwales
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Our referees are all dogshitThey don't seem to be terribly desperate to close down those avenues where officials may be able to 'manipulate' outcomes. Still waiting for them to introduce semi-automated offside, but they just keep coming up with excuses.
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They don't seem to be terribly desperate to close down those avenues where officials may be able to 'manipulate' outcomes. Still waiting for them to introduce semi-automated offside, but they just keep coming up with excuses.
SAOT was in use at yesterday’s game.
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Did no know that; about time.SAOT was in use at yesterday’s game.
I just wonder if there will be selective serviceability like happened at Klanfield where the VAR camera was 'obscured' at a vital moment?
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Did no know that; about time.
I just wonder if there will be selective serviceability like happened at Klanfield where the VAR camera was 'obscured' at a vital moment?
They were all set for introducing it in the Premier League after this last international break. And then in one of the FA Cup 5th round games they were trialling it in, they had the longest ever time for a VAR off side decision in England. Over eight minutes.
So they’ve put it back for further testing. Almost certainly going to be the start of next season now for the Premier League.
Was trying to work out what rude title you had bestowed upon the ghost goal ref, then realised it was actually not a Stuart Attwell based gagSAOT was in use at yesterday’s game.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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My first thought also to be fair.Was trying to work out what rude title you had bestowed upon the ghost goal ref, then realised it was actually not a Stuart Attwell based gag
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I bet they are not trialling SAOT at Saints, Leicester or Ipswich. Probably why they are waiting to introduce it at the start of a new season.
Why do you say that?
If Ipswich had beaten Forest and got a home tie in the QF, they would have anyway.
Just that there's no point installing the cameras in grounds that aren't gonna be hosting Premier League matches next season.Why do you say that?
If Ipswich had beaten Forest and got a home tie in the QF, they would have anyway.
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Ther's no point installing them at Klanfield either.Just that there's no point installing the cameras in grounds that aren't gonna be hosting Premier League matches next season.
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Just that there's no point installing the cameras in grounds that aren't gonna be hosting Premier League matches next season.
Right I’m with you. I’ve no idea how much effort it takes. But they did announce well in advance that all FA Cup games on Premier League grounds from the 5th round onwards, would be using it. So it would have been possible.
Ther's no point installing them at
It was the worse tackle in the game, a knee-high hack with the ball nowhere near. It was ‘over the top’ on standing leg so could have been a red (if one of ours had done it) but not even a booking.Plenty of peculiar decisions from Attwell today, but the decision not to book Semenyo was the cherry on the cake. Arguably the worst challenge in a game of seven yellow cards.
As you say, compared to what we got booked for it was unbelievable that there was no card
Ther's no point installing them at Klanfield either.
Will it pick up the gallons of spit coming from their shithouse supporters?
There should be minimum gap of 10 metres all round the pitch at klanfield.
Right I’m with you. I’ve no idea how much effort it takes.
Uses 12 cameras apparently...
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Ah, but are they naturally dogshit or deliberately dogshit?Our referees are all dogshit