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

[Vermilion]

The throw in as well as the disallowed goal. We could really use a bit of luck, but it just seems to have deserted us for some time now.

Ref handed them a two goal swing in their favour.

[JohnDoe]

This league is as legitimate as professional wrestling.

[MrMichael]

The throw in as well as the disallowed goal. We could really use a bit of luck, but it just seems to have deserted us for some time now.

Getting a throw in decision wrong is annoying, but its rare for it to turn out to be crucial like it did today. The big ones like the offside when its not even closeare unforgivable though. It really has been seasons now since something random went right for us. If its not beachballs its absurd decisions.

Just for thread related posterity

Refs too concerned with how decisions look. Allowing bias in.

Yep, trying to prove points, clamp down on things they just can't be sure about etc, and not just simply following and applying the law properly.

[Leyton388]

The whole structure of english football is setup to benefit the mancs. Their CEO is the vice chairman of the FA FFS.

[Daniel 7]

Its trotted out quite often, but the refs seem to behave like they're part of the whole show rather than being there to facilitate the show.

I wonder if they're being briefed by Sky to provide dramatic intervention rather than applying the rules. Its maddening.

[G]

Is there any recourse for anyone in the game to make an official complaint to UEFA or FIFA about officials standards cos there's no point in making it to the FA?

Its beyond a joke at this stage.
Hernandez and Arteta offside but given,Suarez on side and ruled out,Torres booked for being fouled, the list goes on and on

[Daniel 7]

Another reason why video replays aren't wanted. The questioning of dramatic decisions would actually see the rules being applied rather than the ****ty soap opera it has become.

[malg]

It's just incredible the amount of decisions going uniteds way, Chelsea game today a perfect example.

[Icon]

I can't word how ****ed off I am with these incompetent tits we call officials at the moment...

[Fredo]

And United get the decisions.

[JohnDoe]

I can't word how ****ed off I am with these incompetent tits we call officials at the moment...

They're not incompetent, they do what they're told.

[ChesterDave]

Agger's yellow card. Fellani looked at him, took his eyes off the ball jumped into the man, Agger sticks his hand up towards the ball. Free kick yellow card for handball nothing for the assault.

Disallowed goal. The United match. All of it really. It sticks.

[yamiedo]

Investigation into match fixing please.

[G]

I should be buzzing today after a dramatic last minute winner in a derby game but instead as usual I'm talking about the cunts in black

[Leyton388]

Manchester united are the poster team of english football and have been since the premier league started in 1992. It is in the leagues and fa's best interest too keep them on top and keep the TV ratings where they are as well as the money.

A manchester united winning year in year out is in the leagues best interest so i would not be surprised if there is an agenda too keep them there while the likes of liverpool get **** on time and time again.

Manchester united have influential people at every level throughout the game and with Gill being up for a uefa role that will now spread into europe.

Manchester united winning is what matters too the likes of sky and the sponsors and it will remain that way until the corruption is rumbled.