Referees/Officials 2017/18 performances

[hertsblue]

We seems to get a booking every 3 fouls which is crazy. In the 1st 2 games, Utd conceded 36 fouls, and had 3 yellows only, 1 in 12 average.
The club wont do anything about it, hence why we are screwed every week and why i hardly bother with football anymore. 2 pathetic red cards in the 1st 3 games on top of the other crazy decisions against us and yet we do nothing and it continues.

 

[blueinsa]

We seems to get a booking every 3 fouls which is crazy. In the 1st 2 games, Utd conceded 36 fouls, and had 3 yellows only, 1 in 12 average.
The club wont do anything about it, hence why we are screwed every week and why i hardly bother with football anymore. 2 pathetic red cards in the 1st 3 games on top of the other crazy decisions against us and yet we do nothing and it continues.

Another game with at times nearly 80% possession in the 2nd half alone yet we end up with several bookings and a red card.

Its not even funny anymore.

 

[argyle]

I hope that behind the scenes City are putting pressure on the officials.

 

[fatbloke]

If I believed it was corruption I would have to stop going. I can't see the point of paying good money otherwise.

How can you explain the questions I asked in the previous post?

We all accept humans will make mistakes and I'm no different but when you see the sheer quantity of incorrect decisions that go against us then you have to ask questions, especially regarding the integrity of the people making those decisions.

 

[The slaughtered lamb]

I hope that behind the scenes City are putting pressure on the officials.

That can only be done publicly in my opinion. If it's all done behind closed doors they won't give a toss, like if you complain to your bank and they try to usher you into a back room. I think Pep said as much last season after a meeting with Mike Riley - a waste of time.

 

[almir]

pep finally had a go at refereeing.

 

[casserole of nonsense]

Garth Crooks in speaking sense shock

http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/41061304

I know, I choked on my cuppa.

 

[The Riot Club]

I hope that behind the scenes City are putting pressure on the officials.

I'd rather we did it publicly, so refs know they're under scrutiny. Now is a good time, while even Sky pundits and Garth Crooks think we were hard done by.

The club should present the FA with clear evidence, like the various shit decisions last season, and the two reds this, and the none sending off of Ake, and ask the refereeing panel to explain the decisions. Perhaps they could show two or three of the studs up tackles the rags got away with last season too.

Maybe if this was challenged and highlighted, and out in the public domain, refs wouldn't feel they could get away with giving us such poor decisions.

 

[mccity]

pep finally had a go at refereeing.

That'll be a £40,000 fine for Sagna..

 

[argyle]

I'd rather we did it publicly, so refs know they're under scrutiny. Now is a good time, while even Sky pundits and Garth Crooks think we were hard done by.

The club should present the FA with clear evidence, like the various shit decisions last season, and the two reds this, and the none sending off of Ake, and ask the refereeing panel to explain the decisions. Perhaps they could show two or three of the studs up tackles the rags got away with last season too.

Maybe if this was challenged and highlighted, and out in the public domain, refs wouldn't feel they could get away with giving us such poor decisions.

We say anything in public and they'll charge for bringing the game into disrepute.