Blue Mooner
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How Fernando could foul Herrera with forward momentum and back to him defies any sensible logic. Anyone with a football brain could see Herrera nudged Fernando to stop him blocking the ball.
The penalty in the first half was blatant yet totally ignored by Dean and not even a big 'no foul' motion - far better just go ignore the situation and pretend there was nothing to judge.
The fact that Dean motioned massively to indicate no foul in the build up to the rags goal, tells you he saw the incident but chose not to award anything. If it was 'advantage' the arm motions would have been different ie an open arms symbol rather than a crossing motion.
I would even say Shaw fouled Maffeo towards the end in the box too.
The Aguero free kick towards the end for the foul on Carrick when he was being pulled back summed up the mindset of the officials. Stop City at all costs.
The other thing that annoyed me was when one of the rags was pulling at a corner and he totally ignored it. Ordinarily I wouldn't complain too much but when I judge that against the Sterling penalty he awarded against Stoke, the inconsistency beggars belief - particularly when it was the same referee.
The penalty in the first half was blatant yet totally ignored by Dean and not even a big 'no foul' motion - far better just go ignore the situation and pretend there was nothing to judge.
The fact that Dean motioned massively to indicate no foul in the build up to the rags goal, tells you he saw the incident but chose not to award anything. If it was 'advantage' the arm motions would have been different ie an open arms symbol rather than a crossing motion.
I would even say Shaw fouled Maffeo towards the end in the box too.
The Aguero free kick towards the end for the foul on Carrick when he was being pulled back summed up the mindset of the officials. Stop City at all costs.
The other thing that annoyed me was when one of the rags was pulling at a corner and he totally ignored it. Ordinarily I wouldn't complain too much but when I judge that against the Sterling penalty he awarded against Stoke, the inconsistency beggars belief - particularly when it was the same referee.