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Frank having a week off so it's BurnCK turn pmsl.
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Hart of the Matter
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Is there an agenda? - yes- to keep the multi billion gravy train on track. Is their a threat to this? Yes- main global players (Man united-Liverpool) under achieving. Product is tarnished and China looming. Who needs this product to succeed ? - FA, Prem, Media, refs etc.
All this before we get into the billions involved in betting. It would be naive, stupid or thick even to believe the game was not corrupt.
In fact we know it is corrupt (Italy, FIFA , UEFA, child abuse and back handers).
We are a big problem ( not because we are City but because we don't sell stories) we have seen concerted effort to nibble us off the pitch, why is it so ridiculouse to think we would not be nobbled on it as well. This is not paranoia. It is stating the bleeding obvious!!!
All this before we get into the billions involved in betting. It would be naive, stupid or thick even to believe the game was not corrupt.
In fact we know it is corrupt (Italy, FIFA , UEFA, child abuse and back handers).
We are a big problem ( not because we are City but because we don't sell stories) we have seen concerted effort to nibble us off the pitch, why is it so ridiculouse to think we would not be nobbled on it as well. This is not paranoia. It is stating the bleeding obvious!!!
crazyg
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And I present exhibit B: Mike Jones, Southampton 1 City 3Spot on, I give you Chris Foy, Norwich 1 City 6 as exhibit A.
St.Pauli support
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In the Bundesliga refs are being asked post match about strange decisions and most of them would comment on them.
Many times they admit having made the wrong call and apologize for their mistake.
Does that happen in England too?
Everybody knows it's not an easy job and mistakes can happen but at least admit when you are wrong. Really helps.
In case of Dinho, Francis and others it's just a misleading interpretation of rules which would lead to a benchmark that is not easy to follow.
If those are red cards, what is a yellow then? And why are those yellows not given in numbers every match in every league?
Next problem of those very questionable red cards are a minmum ban of 3 matches or even more - for such a foul?? Madness.
Dinho got straight red because he is Dinho and has a history. He is evaluated by a different measure. That's not in a sense of fair play.
Many times they admit having made the wrong call and apologize for their mistake.
Does that happen in England too?
Everybody knows it's not an easy job and mistakes can happen but at least admit when you are wrong. Really helps.
In case of Dinho, Francis and others it's just a misleading interpretation of rules which would lead to a benchmark that is not easy to follow.
If those are red cards, what is a yellow then? And why are those yellows not given in numbers every match in every league?
Next problem of those very questionable red cards are a minmum ban of 3 matches or even more - for such a foul?? Madness.
Dinho got straight red because he is Dinho and has a history. He is evaluated by a different measure. That's not in a sense of fair play.
MillionMilesAway
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In the Bundesliga refs are being asked post match about strange decisions and most of them would comment on them.
Many times they admit having made the wrong call and apologize for their mistake.
Does that happen in England too?
Everybody knows it's not an easy job and mistakes can happen but at least admit when you are wrong. Really helps.
In case of Dinho, Francis and others it's just a misleading interpretation of rules which would lead to a benchmark that is not easy to follow.
If those are red cards, what is a yellow then? And why are those yellows not given in numbers every match in every league?
Next problem of those very questionable red cards are a minmum ban of 3 matches or even more - for such a foul?? Madness.
Dinho got straight red because he is Dinho and has a history. He is evaluated by a different measure. That's not in a sense of fair play.
Almost never! Refs are almost never heard from here.
Is refs in the Bundesliga commenting after the match relatively recent, or has it been going on for years?
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manchester blue
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Is it the same wanker who allowed that Spurs full back a good three yards of daylight last season. Anyone who gets a yard plus offside wrong would be out of the door. And before the goal is awarded it should be replayed. Offside is the easiest thing in the entire laws of the game that would be seen as correct or incorrect. Wonder why it's taking so long to implement some kind of video trialling?
Rhetorical?
BlueAnorak
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Spot on.Is there an agenda? - yes- to keep the multi billion gravy train on track. Is their a threat to this? Yes- main global players (Man united-Liverpool) under achieving. Product is tarnished and China looming. Who needs this product to succeed ? - FA, Prem, Media, refs etc.
All this before we get into the billions involved in betting. It would be naive, stupid or thick even to believe the game was not corrupt.
In fact we know it is corrupt (Italy, FIFA , UEFA, child abuse and back handers).
We are a big problem ( not because we are City but because we don't sell stories) we have seen concerted effort to nibble us off the pitch, why is it so ridiculouse to think we would not be nobbled on it as well. This is not paranoia. It is stating the bleeding obvious!!!
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Rhetorical?
Absolutely! And the answer will be the same for why they are still dragging their Rag feet!
CrownPointBlue
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Even if the game is bent as fuck and there is a massive conspiracy between the media and ref's. It is our own ineptitude that has seen us in the position we are currently in.
There is absolutely no excuse for not killing off Chelsea when we should have, for missing penalties, for lacks of discipline which rightfully see our players sent off (regardless of them being frustrated), for our keeper being unable to save a ball and for school boy errors from our defenders.
I am not going to criticise refs till we fet our own house in order as it is not their mistakes that have cost us the most, it is our own.
Whilst I very much of the same view NW,I also don't think we can continue to allow the level of inconsistancy & incompetence of referees & officials to continue unchallenged.
If fans of all clubs could agree to work together to highlight their frustrations through orchestrated days of protest / disruption that would be broadcast world wide then the FA BBC PL etc would start to take notice. Individuals at individual clubs won't work. All fans have issues,and grievances & the first fans to start a push back agin all the shit we've been dealt will start a collective response.
West Ham & City...tennis ball disruption of the BBC cup match on prime time to would be a great place to start.