But they aren’t being useful, if they aren’t getting the results that they wanted?Or simply a useful idiot, of which we have quite a few prominent examples across the world at the moment.
As I have said many times, they don’t always attempt to manipulate, and they aren’t always successful when they do (in individual match or overall outcomes).It didn’t seem to affect the outcome of the league though, so maybe they’re shit at being corrupt too.
No, who is arguing that every decision individually is made with an ulterior motive?But they aren’t being useful, if they aren’t getting the results that they wanted?
I’m not sure who benefitted from the Mac Allister goal being disallowed, yet are we supposed to believe that every decision is being made with an ulterior motive in mind.
Which I totally get, but every single decision made in life is open to corruption, so whatever you introduce anywhere you could debate the same thing for.As I have said many times, they don’t always attempt to manipulate, and they aren’t always successful when they do (in individual match or overall outcomes).
This is they have ample opportunity to do so and there are mounting examples of dubious decisions that, even if the are a product of ineptitude of the officials, if they continue, with no mitigation or accountability, they become corruption.