crazyg
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Yet we never get those favourable decisions from those same "weak and incompetent" refs, do we?Weak and incompetent refs which will hopefully be resolved with video refs.
Again, I wonder why?
Yet we never get those favourable decisions from those same "weak and incompetent" refs, do we?Weak and incompetent refs which will hopefully be resolved with video refs.
Yet we never get those favourable decisions from those same "weak and incompetent" refs, do we?
Again, I wonder why?
I think it's just taken as read now. I'm sure Sky will have a trophy prepared for them should they need it for an end of season documentary.But the SCUM in 6th should make the joke thread don't you think?
Well done. You found ONE foul that the referee didn't give against us in one match to prove your point!Maybe you should watch the 3rd goal again yesterday.
Clear foul from Otemendi to start the play, goes right through the Striker.
Well done. You found ONE foul that the referee didn't give against us in one match to prove your point!
I'll raise you the pull back on Silva and the assault on Aguero that the referee ignored (one worthy of a yellow, the other a red (imo) ) to prove mine!
Your original point was that there was no corruption in the game, despite the same clubs being the beneficiaries of decisions,which you acknowledge, to the detriment of others. That, to me, is corruption if it happens on a regular basis - it's nothing to do with weak refereeing.
I'm convinced, the Aguero moment must have been staged. The corruption runs deep, both Manure and Liverpool have conceded more penalties this season than us and we've had 5 more than Manure.
If there's corruption who's paying the bribes?
Come on. That proves nothing. We've had a few stonewallers denied too.
I'm not even deigning to make a reply. It's quite a good WUM, by the way.Come on. That proves nothing. We've had a few stonewallers denied too.
Well done. You found ONE foul that the referee didn't give against us in one match to prove your point!
I'll raise you the pull back on Silva and the assault on Aguero that the referee ignored (one worthy of a yellow, the other a red (imo) ) to prove mine!
Your original point was that there was no corruption in the game, despite the same clubs being the beneficiaries of decisions,which you acknowledge, to the detriment of others. That, to me, is corruption if it happens on a regular basis - it's nothing to do with weak refereeing.