| Officials tomorrow 14:20 - Sep 20 with 1255 views | Chocorange |
Ref Sam Allison , personally thought he was awful v Man City , didn’t give any decisions and relied on Var which cost us a penalty in the Davis incident.
4th official Anthony Taylor after his performance last week.
I guess the lesson is if we get fouled stay down and make a decision have to be made and looked at |  | | |  |
| Officials tomorrow on 14:50 - Sep 20 with 1165 views | MattinLondon |
The flip side being, he was told that we should have been awarded a penalty and that may well play on his mind. |  | | |
| Officials tomorrow on 11:33 - Sep 23 with 850 views | Chris_ITFC |
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| Officials tomorrow on 11:59 - Sep 23 with 799 views | ParisBlue |
Never been overly impressed by him.
He's a rarity in that he actually played to a reasonable level, doesn't seem to have helped him much. |  |
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| Officials tomorrow on 15:42 - Sep 23 with 662 views | Facefacts |
| Officials tomorrow on 11:59 - Sep 23 by ParisBlue |
Never been overly impressed by him.
He's a rarity in that he actually played to a reasonable level, doesn't seem to have helped him much. |
50/50 Pen against us (City) - didn't give it - VAR shouldn't have intervened - but no, go to the screen - could still have refused to give it - but gave it.
Blatant pen for us - didn't even see it, and wasn't that far away - VAR should've intervened - didn't.
We have to be far more in the ref's face - looks like the 'only the captain can approach the ref' has gone now that Man City decided it didn't apply to them yesterday.
Or every ref/VAR issue will keep going against us. It's not just the ref now, it's ref and VAR combined wanting a quiet life and giving everything in favour of the 'top' clubs.
When the top clubs meet each other, it's pantomime. |  | | |
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