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 crystal-purley  Purley 30 Apr 17 4.02pm |
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At he time I though the reason we lost yesterday was our poor performance until I saw MotD this morning. At the time I wondered why Heaton (who had a good game) was not even spoken to but now I wonder as Wilf wasn't offside if Heaton will have a reciprocal red?? No of course not. 75mins against ten and 1-1 (assuming we hit the pen) maybe we would have gained the extra point yesterday. He was poor but thast opinion was as late as some Burnley tackles and as bad as some of his decisions.
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| bicycle repair man 30 Apr 17 4.18pm |
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Originally posted by mrfantasy
What a load of paranoid nonsense is being spouted on here. I thought the ref had a reasonably good game although he did fail to spot an obvious push on a Burnley player in our area which the whole of the Arthur saw. He was spot on with the handball decision which the linesman had a far better view and could have reasonably been expected to award a goal due to their relevant positions and the linesman's better view of the incident. As for the Wilf off-side decision, in real time from my position it looked to be clearly offside and there were no complaints either from fans or players at the time. Berate the linesmen by all means but the ref had little support throughout the match from either of them. We lost because we were abysmal and two poor passes from Milo in what was a very poor performance by him led to both goals. I am already worried about next season as on this performance we have a lot of work ahead of us. The lino doesn't have a lot to do,and Wilf wasn't just offside, he was at least a yard on, the guy just guessed.And the other lino was equally incompetent when he "didn't see" Wilf get scythed down from behind with an illegal tackle which should have been a penalty,despite what Mr Shearer says.
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| Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 30 Apr 17 4.25pm |
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Originally posted by bicycle repair man
The lino doesn't have a lot to do,and Wilf wasn't just offside, he was at least a yard on, the guy just guessed.And the other lino was equally incompetent when he "didn't see" Wilf get scythed down from behind with an illegal tackle which should have been a penalty,despite what Mr Shearer says.
Not a question of "Guessing". Time and time again, TV replays highlight very 'Tight' calls which are given correctly for offside decisions. Edited by Willo (30 Apr 2017 4.25pm)
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chateauferret  30 Apr 17 7.38pm |
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Originally posted by Willo
Not a question of "Guessing". Time and time again, TV replays highlight very 'Tight' calls which are given correctly for offside decisions. Edited by Willo (30 Apr 2017 4.25pm) Well, Willo, just how wrong do you think the linesman should be allowed to be when making these calls? This wrong? If the linesman is in the right place, getting this call wrong is impossible.
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Attachment: | mrfantasy Online maidstone 30 Apr 17 7.40pm |
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Originally posted by bicycle repair man
The lino doesn't have a lot to do,and Wilf wasn't just offside, he was at least a yard on, the guy just guessed.And the other lino was equally incompetent when he "didn't see" Wilf get scythed down from behind with an illegal tackle which should have been a penalty,despite what Mr Shearer says.
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Texas Eagle  San Antonio, Texas (via Adelaide) 30 Apr 17 7.49pm |
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Originally posted by chateauferret
Well, Willo, just how wrong do you think the linesman should be allowed to be when making these calls? This wrong? If the linesman is in the right place, getting this call wrong is impossible. I reckon it's the same guy who ran the line in the Real Madrid/Bayern game earlier this month. Shocking !
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| Shifty97 Croydon 30 Apr 17 9.21pm |
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His performance yesterday was shocking. Didn't think it was a penalty but he gave us pretty much nothing the entire game and every time a Burnley player fell to the floor he gave them a free kick. It was just biased. It was like we were playing manure at Old Trafford the amount of decisions that didn't go our way.
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| bicycle repair man 30 Apr 17 9.30pm |
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Originally posted by Willo
Not a question of "Guessing". Time and time again, TV replays highlight very 'Tight' calls which are given correctly for offside decisions. Edited by Willo (30 Apr 2017 4.25pm) That by no means was a tight call.
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| johnallen Weston-super-Mare, born in Croydon 30 Apr 17 9.44pm |
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The handball decision for the goal was given by the 4th official, Andre Mariner, after the referee spent five seconds looking at the linesman for help (and got none), knowing that something was amiss by the players reaction. The same black haired linesman on the Old Stand side had probably the worst game of his life and was so off with his throw in decisions that at one point Bobby Madley overruled by blowing his whistle and deliberately pointing for the throw in our favour and gave him a really hard look. Despite those attempts at trying to appear fair he was a useless t*** and got many decisions wrong.
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| Charlie Croker Hampshire 30 Apr 17 11.38pm |
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Originally posted by johnallen
The handball decision for the goal was given by the 4th official, Andre Mariner, after the referee spent five seconds looking at the linesman for help (and got none), knowing that something was amiss by the players reaction. The same black haired linesman on the Old Stand side had probably the worst game of his life and was so off with his throw in decisions that at one point Bobby Madley overruled by blowing his whistle and deliberately pointing for the throw in our favour and gave him a really hard look. Despite those attempts at trying to appear fair he was a TalkSport on Weds took the view that supporters of any cub will blame the officials if they lose, regardless of the performance, however Jon Moss and Bobby Madley (and to be fair the assistants) have shown just how bad the officiating can be in this league. When you add the three pen decisions that Spurs, City and United got today and the Chelsea pen in the FA Cup semi, you also have to say that the players don't help the refs with the way that they play act and simulate contact. Wilf was fouled and should have got a pen, but why Sane, Kane and Rashford got away with it today is a mystery. The sooner video tech is in place the better. Edited by Charlie Croker (30 Apr 2017 11.41pm)
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| Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 01 May 17 12.12am |
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Originally posted by chateauferret
Well, Willo, just how wrong do you think the linesman should be allowed to be when making these calls? This wrong? If the linesman is in the right place, getting this call wrong is impossible. All looks really simple with such a "Freeze frame". You try to run the line when at pace a player is stepping out and another is running through and you will realise what a difficult job it is. And I repeat, TV has recently shown some excellent shots of some really 'Tight' calls being made correctly.
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| dreamwaverider London 01 May 17 12.26am |
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Originally posted by Willo
All looks really simple with such a "Freeze frame". You try to run the line when at pace a player is stepping out and another is running through and you will realise what a difficult job it is. And I repeat, TV has recently shown some excellent shots of some really 'Tight' calls being made correctly. Which is exactly why football should adopt video replay just like every other major sport on the globe. Football has become a joke over its resistance to this. Cheers Blatter
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