Worst ever decision

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

No idea if mentioned, but 1st round of the League Cup semi against Liverpool 1981, Kevin Reeves goal disallowed. Even the commentator said ''the only person in the ground who knows why is the ref..... ''

 

[Cry Me A Weaver]

Frontzeck not fouling Cantona in the 5th round FA cup in 1996 at Old Trafford

Felt like it was a cup tie we were not allowed to win and this is way before we invented "the agenda". Refs often make big mistakes but this was no mistake.

 

[r.soleofsalford]

Isn't he something to do with that oath that doctors take?




Still hurts thinking about that bloody decision, 31 years on!

Which one?

In the programme for the League Cup Semi against Liverpool Alf Grey is described as the official who "Gave a controversial last minute penalty for Arsenal against City in the League Quarter Final in 1978

He also gave a penalty for Spurs against City in 81/82 at White Hart Lanr when the foul was outside the area.

It still annoys me

I was on about the disallowed goal by Kevin Reeves in the '81 League Cup s/f 1st leg against Liverpool at Maine Road. I'm fairly sure it was Grey who was the ref that night. No one in the ground had any idea what the goal was disallowed for and, to make it worse, the mickeys went on to win the game 1-0. Fucking robbed.

alf grey, the worst referee ive seen ever

 

[waterloo blue]

As above,31 years later I still bear a grudge,although he's probably dead.

 

[Blue2112]

Trevor Francis scoring the greatest disallowed goal ever and then getting sent off for a headbutt.

Tommy Hutch stepping away to the side of the wall.

Steve Lomas taking the ball into the corner flag.

Alf Grey as already mentioned.

Letting the Rags play at Maine Road.

 

[Freestyler]

Clattenberg somehow missing the West Brom player bat the ball with his hand, 2 feet inside the penalty area when he was 8 yards away Saturday.

useless twat, shit referee.

 

[dannyirishblue]

is it just me or do i remember a richard dunne free-kick get disallowed for no apparent reason?

 

[Freestyler]

is it just me or do i remember a richard dunne free-kick get disallowed for no apparent reason?

west brom away in 2004.

absolute rocket.

 

[how soon is now]

Alf Grey as mentioned still hurts all these years later. On the pitch - Clive thomas blowing for full time in a wc match think Brazil v Sweden after headed in from a corner . Off the pitch - Malcolm Allisons 2nd coming. Oh and a few years back my bro being given a goal in a sunday league match when the ball had gone through the side netting needless to say kicked off big time !

 

[city51]

Bellamy sent off by Twattenburg for diving at Bolton after he was wiped out by their thuggish left back Paul Robinson. This was after the bent, wiggy twat was overheard by both Bolton and City staff openly slagging Bellamy off to his assistants in the tunnel at half time, and referring to Zaba as "that other bastard, he's on the bench today".

Mind you, the penalty given against Frontzek at the swamp for a non-existent foul on Cantona when we were leading in that FA CUp tie is still the worst ever. Keane heard the whistle going and went straight over to the ref, jabbing his finger in his face and shouting Cantona hadn't fouled Frontzek. Then started applauding in sheer brass-necked amazement as the ref pointed to the spot.

This for me especially the penalty the were given for fuck all that has pissed me off for years and still does