Neville Kneville
Well-Known Member
Not with the ref stood in front of him he didn't & that was years ago.
Not with the ref stood in front of him he didn't & that was years ago.
inchy14
Well-Known Member
Playing Sunday league years ago and someone shouted to the ref " That's a fucking shit decision, you're fucking useless"
Instant reply, "if I was any fucking good I wouldn't be reffing you shower of shite would I?"
Quality.
BluessinceHydeRoad
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 26 Mar 2012
- Messages
- 2,562
I thought the ref had a good game in that I thought he only got about half his decisions wrong/right - but then I'm nobody's idea of a ref! Even the PL behaved creditably by explaining the reasoning behind allowing the goal and what I disagreed wit is that I couldn't see, from thr freeze frame MotD used, what "goal-scoring" part of Sterling was offside! On Mahrez's penalty the ref knew the rule - just like our lads, the Leicester lads (notably Mahrez who never complained), John Motson and everyone else. I think he had got it wrong in the first place - no way was the offence "beyond doubt" in the area.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
Well-Known Member
It doesn't matter for the BBC how they travel - it's all to do with the arrival! We want Sterling to be offside so we either rewrite the offside law or we manufacture a few 'facts' that are at variance with what the terraces saw! Classic journalism for the BBC Sports department.
Just watched it. He's a fucking genius isn't he Thommo, apparently you don't have to be in someone's line of sight to obstruct their view!
B
B
blueinsa
Guest
His fucking conk would obstruct a view of Everest!
To be fair, I'm not really in much of a position to comment on that!!
B
B
blueinsa
Guest
Me neither mate and the word "Concorde" still haunts me to this day from school pmsl.
crazyg
Well-Known Member
You're both in good company then.
Buzzer was known as Concorde - when his nose lifted, and the afterburners went on, nobody could catch him.
Blueknows
Well-Known Member
The new rule of encroachment on corners which was supposed to be enforced this season , was introduced at our game away to stoke , has anyone seen it happen since ? our was /is it another made up rule against City ? a bit like the goal at the swamp in time added on for "over celebrating"
aguero93:20
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 21 Oct 2013
- Messages
- 90,256
- Location
- Hunting Cats.
- Team supported
- Some gobshites in day-glo green and black.
Or booking Adebayor for time wasting against Arsenal when he possibly set a record for being the quickest ever player back into his own half after scoring.
blue b4 the moon
Well-Known Member
Ah good old Clattenberg, part of me would have liked him at ours tonight so we could give him some more shit, one of the many mini-clattenbergs Pawson will have to do.
Referees can usually chose where they do their last game my money would be on him rocking up at the swamp at the weekend.
M
M
mat
Guest
PiGMOL confirm tonight's match officials will be wearing these at the Etihad this evening.
I am getting sick of this quote. (Bear with me)
I have to watch the matches on TV, and have therefore seen every single one this season. It seems that in every single match in the PL, with the ironic exception of against the rags, I've heard "He's very lucky/fortunate there" from the commentators.
What are they referring to?
Penalties against us that aren't given. Last week it was against Fernandinho, and after the match completely ignored by every press outlet and even on MOTD. I just heard it in the 12th minute for a push on Sane against WBA. I've heard it in nearly every match, sometimes on more than one occasion.
Does anyone have video editing skills? I want to collect every incident and make a montage of how insanely corrupt the officiating has been this season. It'll be taken down from video hosting sites, and I'll just re-post it. This horseshit needs to be documented and released to the public in a quick and easy viewing format to shut up the "it all balances out over the season" dumbasses.
Anyone able to help? I can provide the matches, as I've recorded most of them, and can "obtain" the remainder. Thanks in advance!
I have to watch the matches on TV, and have therefore seen every single one this season. It seems that in every single match in the PL, with the ironic exception of against the rags, I've heard "He's very lucky/fortunate there" from the commentators.
What are they referring to?
Penalties against us that aren't given. Last week it was against Fernandinho, and after the match completely ignored by every press outlet and even on MOTD. I just heard it in the 12th minute for a push on Sane against WBA. I've heard it in nearly every match, sometimes on more than one occasion.
Does anyone have video editing skills? I want to collect every incident and make a montage of how insanely corrupt the officiating has been this season. It'll be taken down from video hosting sites, and I'll just re-post it. This horseshit needs to be documented and released to the public in a quick and easy viewing format to shut up the "it all balances out over the season" dumbasses.
Anyone able to help? I can provide the matches, as I've recorded most of them, and can "obtain" the remainder. Thanks in advance!
the-ecstacy-of-eight
Well-Known Member
Can't help I'm afraid, but if you could also get a montage of the commentators repeating (ad infinitum) the phrase, "No, there's not enough in that one for me", I'd be grateful. They often use this phrase not only to "explain" how a foul committed by the opposition isn't really a foul, so NO PENALTY, but also to explain why a yellow card isn't a red. Rat-Boy-Neville loves to use it. Gears well and truly ground.
Don Karleone
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 8 Nov 2008
- Messages
- 25,375
- Team supported
- Vampire Squid FC