The Bear Posted 20 March 2023 Posted 20 March 2023 (edited) 1 hour ago, Finnegan said: I find it completely absurd that players are allowed to surround a referee en masse and yell at him and go unpunished but as soon as you touch one atom of his shirt you're banned for a million years. It's just a wild disconnect. Don't get me wrong, he should be made an example of and he should be banned for a few more games beyond the standard 3 but it's near hypocritical to basically end his season when plenty of players are probably more abusive to officials every weekend than he actually was. The way players treat the officials in general needs to be improved, I've always banged on about this, but giving him a 10 or so game ban for that is just dumb. Especially when Bruno Fernandes went unpunished for pretty much the same thing. 1 hour ago, Sly said: They need to start chucking the book at players. Once a pre didn’t has been set after 4 or 5 games, everyone would know where the bar is set and stop abusing and surrounding referees. Mario Lemina got a second yellow for basically jogging over to the ref "aggressively", who had his back to him the whole time. And Mattheus Nunes got sent off from the bench because the linesman walked backwards into him as he protested. The refs and PGMOL make this shit up as they go along week by week, covering each others arses and punishing or protecting whoever they see fit. And they'll continue to do so with people like Fernandes (no punishment) and Mitrovic (excessive punishment) until VAR is made completely independent and out of the hands of a crooked and incompetent organisation. Edited 20 March 2023 by The Bear 3
Deeg67 Posted 20 March 2023 Posted 20 March 2023 Hard to believe so many people are living in a fantasy world where Spurs would go anywhere near Rodgers. Right after they make a shock swoop for Vestergaard.. 2
StanSP Posted 20 March 2023 Posted 20 March 2023 15 minutes ago, The Bear said: Mario Lemina got a second yellow for basically jogging over to the ref "aggressively", who had his back to him the whole time. And Mattheus Nunes got sent off from the bench because the linesman walked backwards into him as he protested. The refs and PGMOL make this shit up as they go along week by week, covering each others arses and punishing or protecting whoever they see fit. And they'll continue to do so with people like Fernandes (no punishment) and Mitrovic (excessive punishment) until VAR is made completely independent and out of the hands of a crooked and incompetent organisation. Nunes is literally outside of the technical area and is half on the pitch. Having said that, it's not a red card and the linesman wasn't pushed. 1
Jattdogg Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 The trophy they won was League cup in 2008. Plus something, something aldi cup for £1? 1
Jattdogg Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 @KingsX i dont think they heard you, one more time!?!??!! Lol
fuchsntf Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 8 hours ago, J. James said: That wasn't angry bud, he manhandled the ref which is technically (and actually in this case) assault. Should get and entirely deserves 10 games off. Grass roots refs must cringe when they see boneheads like Mitrovic reacting like a bar room bully. Kids see it and naturally want to emulate the tw@t. Result? Refs refuse to officiate and games aren't played. Grown ups can be passionate and committed without resorting to physical intimidation. ASBO kids maybe…more an insult to MOST kids,who know the difference in mishandling the ref or just cursing & swearing .( which is bad enough)…The parents a different story..Though doesn’t mean I haven’t seen kids under 11 games be stopped & ref just walked off..but isolated incidents..
cruzFOX Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 Can’t stand Bruno (fart face) Fernández. Every week there is non stop petulance and constant harrassing the ref on every decision. Refs just don’t have the bottle to card him cuz he’s a manu captain. I’m sure he’s shouting all kinds of cuss words in Portuguese. Yet he keeps on getting a free pass. Go figure… 3
Sly Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 The Premier League, needs non English referees. If it wants to be the best, go and get the best.
Super_horns Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 (edited) 32 minutes ago, Sly said: The Premier League, needs non English referees. If it wants to be the best, go and get the best. Seen a few dodgy performances by overseas refs in Europe and at the World Cup though. Don’t know if they are more consistent with their usage of VAR ? Just don’t think the officials generally have the bottle or confidence to give out loads of cards for dissent as there would probably be hardly anyone left ! Would Mitrovic even have got a booking had he not physically man handled the ref ? Or one’s view of extreme dissent might be different to another’s as we see with so many decisions. Edited 21 March 2023 by Super_horns
ARTY_FOX Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 8 hours ago, Milo said: No perhaps about it! 20 years of mediocrity and he’s the constant. They were hardly world beaters before that.
st albans fox Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 47 minutes ago, Super_horns said: Seen a few dodgy performances by overseas refs in Europe and at the World Cup though. Don’t know if they are more consistent with their usage of VAR ? Just don’t think the officials generally have the bottle or confidence to give out loads of cards for dissent as there would probably be hardly anyone left ! Would Mitrovic even have got a booking had he not physically man handled the ref ? Or one’s view of extreme dissent might be different to another’s as we see with so many decisions. We don’t know what he actually said to the ref - it was certainly aggressive but without the grab and push , only kavanagh and those who see his report know if he’d have been carded ???
Popular Post BenTheFox Posted 21 March 2023 Popular Post Posted 21 March 2023 Crystal Palace would have been managed by Steve Bruce, Neil Warnock twice, Alan Pardew, Tony Pulis, Sam Allardyce and now Roy Hodgson twice. It's actually quite impressive. 5
Leicesterpool Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 I think Palace must be insane to hire a 75 year old to manage your club, lazy appointment. Hodgson part I'm sorry a little bit selfish and greedy, surely time to allow a younger coach to have a go. Hard to believe we've got a manager still managing who was managing at the same time as Brian Clough, Bill Shankly, Ron Saunders, Bobby Robson. Crazy... 1
st albans fox Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 Just now, Leicesterpool said: I think Palace must be insane to hire a 75 year old to manage your club, lazy appointment. Hodgson part I'm sorry a little bit selfish and greedy, surely time to allow a younger coach to have a go. Hard to believe we've got a manager still managing who was managing at the same time as Brian Clough, Bill Shankly, Ron Saunders, Bobby Robson. Crazy... Hodgson is a local man who I believe is a fan of palace so I think its not quite as lazy as it looks and from his perspective- he really cares and probably believes he’s the best person to keep them up m watch him school brendan in ten days time …. 1
BenTheFox Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 (edited) 12 minutes ago, st albans fox said: Hodgson is a local man who I believe is a fan of palace so I think its not quite as lazy as it looks and from his perspective- he really cares and probably believes he’s the best person to keep them up m watch him school brendan in ten days time …. Oh I have no doubt that they will beat us. Edited 21 March 2023 by BenTheFox
jayfox26 Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 25 minutes ago, BenTheFox said: Oh I have no doubt that they will beat us. We'll have 75% possession and Palace will win 2-0, only actually entering our half twice in the full 90 minutes. 2 1
westernpark Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 58 minutes ago, BenTheFox said: Crystal Palace would have been managed by Steve Bruce, Neil Warnock twice, Alan Pardew, Tony Pulis, Sam Allardyce and now Roy Hodgson twice. It's actually quite impressive. What’s mad is that except for Steve Bruce and Neil Warnock first tenure, they’ve stayed in the Premier League during those appointments.
BenTheFox Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 1 minute ago, westernpark said: What’s mad is that except for Steve Bruce and Neil Warnock first tenure, they’ve stayed in the Premier League during those appointments. To be fair, Allardyce and Pulis were the survival specialists at the time. Pulis pulled off a miracle there.
westernpark Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 3 minutes ago, BenTheFox said: To be fair, Allardyce and Pulis were the survival specialists at the time. Pulis pulled off a miracle there. Pulis job was outrageous! Think he took over from Holloway, another to add to the list.
J. James Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 1 hour ago, BenTheFox said: Crystal Palace would have been managed by Steve Bruce, Neil Warnock twice, Alan Pardew, Tony Pulis, Sam Allardyce and now Roy Hodgson twice. It's actually quite impressive. Oh man...would have been a kindness for the owners to force the fans to watch them drowning kittens compared to that lot! Thank goodness we have a dynamic, attacking and entertaining manager eh...😐
messerschmitt Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 4 minutes ago, J. James said: Oh man...would have been a kindness for the owners to force the fans to watch them drowning kittens compared to that lot! Thank goodness we have a dynamic, attacking and entertaining manager eh...😐 still more fun to watch than us at the moment 1
messerschmitt Posted 21 March 2023 Posted 21 March 2023 4 hours ago, Sly said: The Premier League, needs non English referees. If it wants to be the best, go and get the best. The Premier League doesn't want good referees.
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