What Abysmal Refereeing Decisions Are You Pissed Off About At The Moment?

[Neil Young]

Much better than that pesky 'What Invention Are You Inventing And Or Watching And Or Amazed By Thread'.

Although not as good as the WCOPOPOROTUKDYWTBI(WIOOASOSATEU)AW* thread.







* What country or principality or province or region of the United Kingdom do you want to be fully independent (whether inside or outside a supranational organisation such as the European Union) and why

[Reece]

Okay I've moved it back to Liverpool FC. My other personality mistakenly assumed this was to be more of a general referee critiquing exercise, and not exclusive to our games.

Please note, if this continues to be filled with he crap that it has, I'll move the damn thing to chat/inane ramblings thread

[baitman]

i thought this might have taken the form of some sort of point of reference of all the worst of the ****e refereeing in the premier league, obviously highlighting the bias and favouritism that utd receive, as well as the poor decisions we seemt to get stuck with.

[Neil Young]

It certainly seems an opportunity wasted.

Perhaps a mod can move this thread into the General Football forum.

[Fivex]

There's already people dedicating their lives to a general discussion, for example this blog;

http://www.debatabledecisions.com/english-premier-league-tables

Which incidentally puts us bottom in the 'decisions' table (lowest one).

[baitman]

saw this and thought of this thread, ahh

arsenal fans asking similar questions...

http://blog.emiratesstadium.info/archives/20932

How random is random at the PGMOL? More questions to be asked. PGMOL (Professional Game Match Officials Limited)

We have said it before that the PGMOL is an organisation that works in a strange way. They want to make us believe that the ref appointments are done randomly. And as I have pointed out the refs should be appointed in an open way with each time getting each ref only 2 times in a season.

And for now Arsenal has had just 15 of the 18 available refs. Now next week we get Taylor for the first time in the EPL this season. And this could mean that we didn’t get 2 refs of the 18 to do an Arsenal game. As a compensation we got Dean 6 times.

That is in fact the highest number of games one ref has done with one team this season. And yet in a question asked by Guy Sinnot from the BBC the spokesman of the PGMOL has said that this is normal at this time of the season. Well then the question can be asked that why only Arsenal has had the privilege of having their worst ref 6 times this season.

There are teams who have had the same ref 5 times. Howard Webb had United 5 games. And will have them again in a way next weekend when he does the game Newcastle – Manchester City.

read more in the linky

[baitman]

and another one...

http://anotherarsenalblog.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/what-does-pgmol-and-premier-league-have.html

What does the PGMOL and Premier League have to hide? PGMOL (Professional Game Match Officials Limited)

The Premier League and PGMOL are behaving like a corrupt 3rd world dictatorship. They are acting like they have something to hide. The fact that such a massive multi-billion pound industry operate so unaccountably and behind closed doors is rather scary, especially when they appear to be completely unregulated by anyone independent. I will not give up repeating my questions but do not hold out much hope for any kind of meaningful answer. The Premier League knows that the best tactic is silence when their hidden and shady world is threatened with exposure.

read more in the linky...

[Gibbo]

Can i bring in the beachball gif?

[Fivex]

That would be most welcome Lord Gibboner

[Gibbo]

[Liverpel]

Please note, if this continues to be filled with he crap that it has, I'll move the damn thing to chat/inane ramblings thread

I'm giving it until 10pm.

[Nicey]

This !!! This !! This!!!


This was the beginning of the ****storm LFC has been in and only just starting to come out of recently

[The_weatherman]

There's already people dedicating their lives to a general discussion, for example this blog;

http://www.debatabledecisions.com/english-premier-league-tables

Which incidentally puts us bottom in the 'decisions' table (lowest one).

Interesting site, I'll be keeping an eye on this, so there has not one debatable decision gone our way but three against us? I count at least five against, the Norwich incident, Shelvey red, Valencia penalty, Suarez pen against Utd. and then against Sunderland.

[ChesterDave]

Dempsey Bellamy incident in the Fulham defeat last year.

[ChesterDave]

Andy Carroll disallowed goal in opening game last year.

I'm sure Suarez was booked for fouling someone, can't remember the team, when the player seemed to just jump across him and fall over. Happened in there half about 10 yards short of the half way line if anyone else remembers it