Then that's fair comment. Can't argue.
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Then that's fair comment. Can't argue.
They could have had a 2 penalties. Yaya's lunge was a penalty whereas the Clichy penalty wasn't. There are various others, there's really no point going through a full list. My point is they're shite not bent.
If you think they're all bent why bother at all?
If it was substantially proven tomorrow that the majority of refs were biased against us or that games were fixed would you even bother watching?
What an absolute bullshit excuse for not answering the mans question.
DenisLawBackHeel74
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One day soon this will all come crashing down.....betting scandals....paid officials....fixed results....the whole lot out in the public domain....reputations will be destroyed, careers finished, family's ripped apart.....and people will go to prison
I can't fucking wait
I can't fucking wait
No idea what it's got to with you and you're not adding anything to the discussion perhaps it's bedtime?What an absolute bullshit excuse for not answering the mans question.
No idea what it's got to with you and you're not adding anything to the discussion perhaps it's bedtime?
Says the idiot who makes a point and fails to back it up by making stupid excuses. Maybe it's because you can't.
deano ou812
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This,notice pep keeps coming out talking about poor ref decisions in games,as he did today but feel he is fighting a lost cause..It is clear that is going to be difficult especially when no one in the media is fighting or raising awareness on this issue. The general rebuttal is that it happens to every club, which is why it is important to identify patterns and trends and BEGIN or continue to make it aware to the officials and authority. The breakthrough will be difficult but attitudes are bound to change over time.
Until football follows the lead of Rugby L where they have video refs and also a completely independent time keeper nothing will change. There exists a feeling among the officials that they are beyond reproach - I think most of us know we seem to not get the rub of the green, especially this season, which is odd because I would like to think that if a manager like Pep can spend time helping some of our English younger players it would only help the game on a national level but that's another story. Michael Oliver got perhaps the biggest decision wrong today and I don't think it's valid that the media exclaim that he got a few others correct. That makes it three stonewall pens Sterling has not been given - the club needs it's PR dept to start making some noises as any manager is not allowed to say too much.
This,notice pep keeps coming out talking about poor ref decisions in games,as he did today but feel he is fighting a lost cause..
I think it's making him even more determined to kick the shit out of everyone with this club. I can see it in his eyes and in his hints whenever the game like this happens. Whenever the shit happens with referees he comes out with "I'm proud on my lads" speech and loving words about the club.
He reminds me on me. When I starting to watch some City games, I never intended to become so involved. I hated rags and it was nice to see someone they wouldn't like to do it is hurting them a lot but then every miserable fucker on the world starting to hate City and I started to love it in the process.
Go on Pep, make them even more miserable please.