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17 minutes ago, Fezzle said:

His first half insistence with blowing his whistle for anything involving them was a disgrace. Halls yellow too FFS, getting booked for knowing the refs fucked up 

 

I'm all for sorting out dissent, especially with the effect it can have on the grassroots game when we see top players screaming in a refs face for instance. 

 

But no idea what Hall got booked for. It was a pretty small reaction in the heat of the moment to an awful decision. They're not robots and we don't want them to be. 

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6 hours ago, Erikse said:

Lots of things they are being overly strict on to get rid of, but diving still gets rewarded way too much. I can understand that people don't want VAR to get involved even more, but I wouldn't mind them overturning incidents where a player obviously dives, and then book them insetad. Even if it's in the middle of the pitch. Because diving is a much bigger issue than Hall punching the air for half a sec from an awful decision. Diving is too rewarding currently, and with low risk.

 

 

 

 

Agree with this totally. 

 

It's been a scourge for a long time and is becoming even more blatant now that players are being punished for reacting to being cheated. 

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11 minutes ago, Cf said:

 

I'm all for sorting out dissent, especially with the effect it can have on the grassroots game when we see top players screaming in a refs face for instance. 

 

But no idea what Hall got booked for. It was a pretty small reaction in the heat of the moment to an awful decision. They're not robots and we don't want them to be. 

That's exactly that, this ref will no doubt bend over backwards to help the big 6 when they attack him en masse. Impossible to know someone's cheating and act normal 

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Posting this in here as no responses in match thread

 

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Was anything made in the comms about the blatant pen for handball in 2nd half?

 

Their defender drops in to take a goal kick as keeper was time wasting. He takes it to another defender short of penalty spot who picks it up respots it and takes kick again.

 

Very similar to Arsenal in CL last year which was widely accepted as being an infringement 

 

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23 minutes ago, geordie_b said:

Posting this in here as no responses in match thread

 

 

 

Can the recieving defender even be inside the box when the kick is taken? I thought players (apart from taker + gk if he's not taking it) had to be outside the box.

 

 

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1 hour ago, Erikse said:

 

Can the recieving defender even be inside the box when the kick is taken? I thought players (apart from taker + gk if he's not taking it) had to be outside the box.

 

 

 

Used to always be the case that the ball was not in play until it's left the penalty area.

 

Seems to have been done away with in recent seasons.

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Might be petty but the free kick that created the goal was taken 10 yards from the foul. 
 

Ref generally gave them a free kick for every tumble with the one against Gordon being a complete shocker. Must have given 4 free kicks where a Brighton player was throwing themself down before any minimal contact.

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He was fucking awful like. The threshold for giving them a foul when we were pressing them was pathetic, the wind blowing one of them over was seemingly enough to blow up for a foul. Meanwhile our own free kick buyer Bruno had to be hacked down for it to meet the threshold. 

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11 hours ago, ennyoueffsea said:

Used to always be the case that the ball was not in play until it's left the penalty area.

 

Seems to have been done away with in recent seasons.

That rule was changed a few years ago. I'm guessing to encourage the "play through the press" footall which has been the rage for the last 5 years.

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1 hour ago, Tsunami said:

Might be petty but the free kick that created the goal was taken 10 yards from the foul. 
 

Ref generally gave them a free kick for every tumble with the one against Gordon being a complete shocker. Must have given 4 free kicks where a Brighton player was throwing themself down before any minimal contact.

From the other end of the stadium it looked like he threw himself backwards into Gordon and hit the deck.

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1 hour ago, geordiesteve710 said:

From the other end of the stadium it looked like he threw himself backwards into Gordon and hit the deck.


He did, it wasn’t a freekick. 
 

Worst refereeing performance I’ve seen for many years. I make a conscious effort not to notice referees so it really has to be bad for me to say this. 
 

It was obviously a penalty as well. The guy is clearly looking straight at the ball and then rolls over onto it to keep it away from Gordon. Beggars belief. 

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Guess it wasn't enough of a howler or whatever made up shit they're applying at this point. Clear pen for me; the moment the ball strikes his arm is more clumsy than it is deliberate - but he's clambered awkwardly on all fours to get himself into a position to clumsily handle it. He gets himself into trouble then gets out of jail by the ball striking his hand. That's not fair and should be considered an infringement. 

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3 minutes ago, AyeDubbleYoo said:

There’s no doubt at all it’s a pen. Really inexplicable decision. 
 

Reminded me of the classic Steven Taylor handballs. 

I was staggered that a penalty was not given but thought it was only me.  Match of the Day didn't even give it a mention.  I thought it was blatant.

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31 minutes ago, AyeDubbleYoo said:

There’s no doubt at all it’s a pen. Really inexplicable decision. 
 

Reminded me of the classic Steven Taylor handballs. 

What annoys me about that is that the ref has clearly signalled at the time that the ball had hit the defenders chest. Of course half the Gallowgate saw that it didn't, but if that's the reason it wasn't given and var can see there is contact with the hand then should they not be asking if he wants to have another look.

 

Of course, another part of me thinks if we have to have VAR then it needs to be used sparingly and only for outrageous howlers so fair enough.

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VAR should just be constantly on IMO. If the video shows the ref had missed something then they should shout out. 
 

Either way, if there’s a blatant handball in the box then I don’t see any reason not to intervene. I don’t know what part of the guidelines justifies it but it’s mental. 

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9 hours ago, geordiesteve710 said:

What annoys me about that is that the ref has clearly signalled at the time that the ball had hit the defenders chest. Of course half the Gallowgate saw that it didn't, but if that's the reason it wasn't given and var can see there is contact with the hand then should they not be asking if he wants to have another look.

 

Of course, another part of me thinks if we have to have VAR then it needs to be used sparingly and only for outrageous howlers so fair enough.

But it was a howler.  The defender literally falls over the ball and guides the ball into his midriff with his ARM.  Is that not handball?  I will go a little further and suggest could it have been a red card?  I'm furious and dumbfounded at the same time.

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11 hours ago, Rod said:

But it was a howler.  The defender literally falls over the ball and guides the ball into his midriff with his ARM.  Is that not handball?  I will go a little further and suggest could it have been a red card?  I'm furious and dumbfounded at the same time.


I can’t think of a clearer case for changing a decision TBH. 
 

Football has a real problem with penalties anyway TBH. In a low-scoring sport getting a free goal is way too important. Games are being decided by a decision to give or not give a penalty, and the players are obviously trying their best to deceive the officials all the time. 

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O'Neil speaks really well there & I agree with what he's saying. They do seem to find a logic or a justification for one decision that then is disregarded or not applied for the next one.

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13 hours ago, Rod said:

But it was a howler.  The defender literally falls over the ball and guides the ball into his midriff with his ARM.  Is that not handball?  I will go a little further and suggest could it have been a red card?  I'm furious and dumbfounded at the same time.

 

The defender had an easy job of avoiding to put an arm to it. Falling or not, it's not like anyone shot the ball into his arm from close range. It was just rolling on the ground. It's his responsibility to not intercept the ball with his arm in that situation, you'd think..

 

 

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14 hours ago, Rod said:

But it was a howler.  The defender literally falls over the ball and guides the ball into his midriff with his ARM.  Is that not handball?  I will go a little further and suggest could it have been a red card?  I'm furious and dumbfounded at the same time.

I know what you're saying and tbh I was sat near the incident with a clear view and was convinced it was a nailed-on penalty at the time.

 

I'm just anti-VAR in general and by "howler" I mean things like mistaken identity for a red card or giving a goal when the ball has gone wide of the posts. In this case, I can see why the ref's view might have been obscured and if it was, is it his fault he didn't see it properly.

 

Also, we all know it would have been given if it was Man Utd or Liverpool but that's another story.

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