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This is the first time I have watched match of the day in donkeys…
It wasn’t just our toothless inept Officials that got big decisions wrong today, it was across the board. Barton got away with two stone wallers against him, Henry for Wolves got away with it. There were a lot more.
Do we need fresh referees in the Prem? A bit of competition for games, because these obvious mistakes are costing teams points, money and managers.
FA Cup Winners 2013, sounds good that
This is the first time I have watched match of the day in donkeys…It wasn’t just our toothless inept Officials that got big decisions wrong today, it was across the board. Barton got away with two stone wallers against him, Henry for Wolves got away with it. There were a lot more.
Do we need fresh referees in the Prem? A bit of competition for games, because these obvious mistakes are costing teams points, money and managers.
Big debate fella….
do the ‘extra’ officials we see at the Champions League and all that actually do anything?
Is goal-line technology a way ahead?
However, to address your point – the “officials” are now salaried (have been for a few years now)….they have their own committees and regulating bodies and are (should i suggest this) probably as committed to real football as Sepp Blatter is (if you catch my drift).
Impartial or not……..great debate chap.
Television replays and goalline technology can be the only way forward, i have just posted this on the thread about the actual corner, we cant keep suffering or indeed profiting from human error when we have the technical ability to do something about it.
Television replays and goalline technology can be the only way forward,Replays…….or goal-line technology?
Goal-line technology is a great way of deciding those contentious decisions; however, for me replays of fouls, off-sides, off-the-ball incidents, was it a corner or not?…….we could go on – stopping the game is not right…..we need the fluidity (and the arguments – it makes great post match discussion). On the fouls part we have seen (Messr. Alcaraz) that justice can be done………
……..now then (and it has been muted before); when it has been seen as blatantly cheating can goals be rescinded? Can this then change the way points are awarded?
Where do we go from here?
Television replays and goalline technology can be the only way forward,
Replays…….or goal-line technology?
Goal-line technology is a great way of deciding those contentious decisions; however, for me replays of fouls, off-sides, off-the-ball incidents, was it a corner or not?…….we could go on – stopping the game is not right…..we need the fluidity (and the arguments – it makes great post match discussion). On the fouls part we have seen (Messr. Alcaraz) that justice can be done………
……..now then (and it has been muted before); when it has been seen as blatantly cheating can goals be rescinded? Can this then change the way points are awarded?
Where do we go from here?[/quote]
That would be an interesting concept, but I can’t see it happening.
if a ref didnt see our player spitting the other week, but video evidence brought on a 3 match ban, Why cant yakubu get a ban for cheating, but eh because its wigan its funny.
This is the first time I have watched match of the day in donkeys…It wasn’t just our toothless inept Officials that got big decisions wrong today, it was across the board. Barton got away with two stone wallers against him, Henry for Wolves got away with it. There were a lot more.
Do we need fresh referees in the Prem? A bit of competition for games, because these obvious mistakes are costing teams points, money and managers.
You forgot to mention Latics having 2 goals allowed that shouldn’t have stood as well
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