Liverpool FC Forum

ethanr » Sat Aug 25, 2012 5:48 pm wrote:Torres dove for a pen, dove on Colocinni and got a yellow, dove again and attacked the ground in anger at Dowd when he didn't get the call, something much more aggressive than what Suarez was carded for.

Dowd's looking like the next extremely inconsistent ref.

So many doves, how peaceful.

Class from Reading 

everton looked very impressive today

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sat Sep 22, 2012 7:52 pm wrote:everton looked very impressive today

They are a very strong team at the moment.

Pretty hArmless goal there from Gallas for Spurs

Just watch the last 30mins or so of the Chelsea/Utd game, I must admit some pretty horrendous decisions by the ref, all in utd's favour of course, not that I feel sorry for Chelsea but the torres sending off was a joke, this ref last ref'd utd against city last year and sent off evans and utd got a hiding, cue the usual tirade by fergie and he doesn't ref them again until gifting them this win today

Shocking decisions, how on earth do the Mancs get away with it every single time

Its becoming a joke now, the ref's are scared stiff of the wrath of fergie, Clattenburg thought he must make amends to the last utd game he ref'd

metalhead » Sun Oct 28, 2012 7:25 pm wrote:Shocking decisions, how on earth do the Mancs get away with it every single time

Corruption.

It's been happening for decades with Fergie's Manchester United and no one has come out and openly questioned it. It's too much of a coincidence and it is happening all too often with United.

I hope that they never win another League title under Ferguson, but of course it wouldn't surprise me if they win the league this season.

I have to say it boys, this smells exactly like the farce that was Seria A in the late 90s to early 00s.

Manure have systematically destroyed the league with what is now blantant corruption, just like Juventus did so many years ago.

Will be interesting to see how many league titles they will be stripped of if the truth was to ever come out.

It's becoming really hard to watch football knowing these things. It was hard enough knowing that football is just another way for some people to make a lot of money and it's even harder now watching games and thinking if they're f*cking fixed or not. It was one of the reasons I stopped watching Italian football but as it seems English is no better.

refereeing standards and the officiating in general is at an all time low imo.

oh and ferguson's hypocrisy was taken to new levels yesterday.

both spurs and arsenal lost while the chavs and bitters just got a draw.
its a good chance for us tomorrow to claw back some points on the pack ahead.

red till i die!! » Sat Nov 03, 2012 7:51 pm wrote:both spurs and arsenal lost while the chavs and bitters just got a draw.
its a good chance for us tomorrow to claw back some points on the pack ahead.

city only drew as well mate (infact they were lucky to get a point because west ham had a perfectly good goal ruled out for offside).
there has been a lot of bad calls by officials already this season and the season has barely started.

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sat Nov 03, 2012 9:37 pm wrote:
city only drew as well mate (infact they were lucky to get a point because west ham had a perfectly good goal ruled out for offside).
there has been a lot of bad calls by officials already this season and the season has barely started.

I think it's high time that referees were held to account for their decisions. If a referee is shown to be constantly incompetent or appears to have bias towards certain clubs or players, they ought to be removed from their position permanently.

Those disgusting pieces of dog excrement over in Manchester have had more luck and refereeing decisions go their way this season than most teams have in two seasons. It stinks to high heavens of deep corruption.