Has the Premier League title ever been decided by poor refereeing before?

[Raj]

Over the season I'd say we are up on refereeing decisions do let's not act like we are forever getting shit refs.

[dylanlegend]

We need to move on and 'concentrate' on the next game. What's done is done. It's harder to stay at the top as you have to keep winning, teams don't slip up like they do at the bottom, but I have complete faith in our team.

One thing that worries me.... I hope referrees don't focus / make too much of Morgan / Huth physically or get into the habit of giving pens against us... This could really cost us

Total faith in the team, little faith in the officials.

[fazzyfox]

I would say Liverpool in their home game with Chelsea (slip-gate). Liverpool had been notorious for making flying starts to games so Chelsea did everything to make sure there was no football in the first half hour, they were literally scared of having the ball in play. Of course Chelsea went on to win but in that opening period of delaying goal-kicks, refusing to take throw ins etc if the officials had done their job history could have been different. Book Cech the second time he does it and there wouldn't be a third or thirteenth time. I just presume the officials were confused that a team who weren't ahead yet were time wasting.

[Carl the Llama]

If we let Spurs gain a further 5 points on us from this point we can't exactly blame refereeing unless there are legitimately terrible enough calls to undo our work on the pitch in all 4 remaining games which given our record of overcoming poor refereeing decisions so far this season seems unlikely.  Touch wood.

[erlee]

Looks like the planets aligned for LCFC this yr.. i would bet my bottom $ they are going to do it..

 

Look at the west ham which Kasper got a hand to then rebounded off 2 posts - bl00dy good luck mate.

 

All season no serious injuries to key players - bl00dy good luck mate.

 

No dodgy penalties against us.  Even Huth's handled on a couple of occasions without being penalised