The match Burnley against Arsenal - goal was handball and offside in the 94th minute - if it had been Burnleys goal in identical circumstances would it have counted?

I thought he made some terrible decisions. Too many soft bookings as well

Don't mind the disallowed goal IF the decision was against Macca but not sure it was.

Dammo decision IF it was a foul then it was INDIRECT.

Incompetent in my opinion and should at the very least be made to stand in the holmesdale and cheer on the spammers next match as punishment!!!

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I thought it was just me. I'm watching games and I can't believe how many late decisions go the way to the big boys.

I follow the NHL over here and there are many conspiracy theorists about certain teams...I was wondering if it was happening with the EPL as well.

..far too many bookings, he must have been close on a couple of incidents of not knowing who he has and who he hasn't booked and how many times, also players start to not concentrate on their game when they realise the ref has lost his marbles...resulting in the match not being contested between two teams but two teams contesting against a nutty referee, a problem that every game involving clatterburg becomes, much to his delight.

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Interesting that he got 13 key decisions wrong in 22 games - mistakes you expect but you hope they get the key decisions right. I've mentioned before that I thought he got pretty much everything right (not that I wanted to admit it) bar the direct/indirect free kick but that is a fundamental mistake.