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Beefymcfc wrote:I'm not angry or trying to brush over our missed chances but that hs to be the worst I've seen from a referee at the Etihad. Absolutely unbelievable decisions which eventually leads to the like of Aguero's tackle.

Luis got away with loads and from Aguero's pov, after him landing on his ankle, he must've thought fuck it, I've had enough of these bent bastards.

Taylor and the PL have had a good day.

Yes, they have. Saw this coming when I saw this rag was reffing us. Although I didn't think it would be so blatant. Guardiola may have been right not to call the bent cunt out but I think he should have. I'm still fuming.

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:I'm not angry or trying to brush over our missed chances but that hs to be the worst I've seen from a referee at the Etihad. Absolutely unbelievable decisions which eventually leads to the like of Aguero's tackle.

Luis got away with loads and from Aguero's pov, after him landing on his ankle, he must've thought fuck it, I've had enough of these bent bastards.

Taylor and the PL have had a good day.

Yes, they have. Saw this coming when I saw this rag was reffing us. Although I didn't think it would be so blatant. Guardiola may have been right not to call the bent cunt out but I think he should have. I'm still fuming.

You and me both mate. I've seen a selfie video from Cheesy straight after the game and it just highlights how bad the officiating really was, and how we all felt.

Still shaking my head, even now.

Beefymcfc wrote:

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:I'm not angry or trying to brush over our missed chances but that hs to be the worst I've seen from a referee at the Etihad. Absolutely unbelievable decisions which eventually leads to the like of Aguero's tackle.

Luis got away with loads and from Aguero's pov, after him landing on his ankle, he must've thought fuck it, I've had enough of these bent bastards.

Taylor and the PL have had a good day.

Yes, they have. Saw this coming when I saw this rag was reffing us. Although I didn't think it would be so blatant. Guardiola may have been right not to call the bent cunt out but I think he should have. I'm still fuming.

You and me both mate. I've seen a selfie video from Cheesy straight after the game and it just highlights how bad the officiating really was, and how we all felt.

Still shaking my head, even now.

The ref didn't lose us the game. But he was responsible for the mayhem at the end. Taylor isn't biased he is just massively incompetent. He actually didn't see the shove on Aguero by Louis cos when he heard the crowd roar he looked over to his linesman. That sums him up. Completely naïve and incompetent.As a middleclass professional of advanced years it is a long time since I have found myself running down the aisle to hurl abuse at a ref but that was me after Costa 3 attempts to remove Otters head with his elbow (we all know why he failed unfortunately) Quite the worst display I have ever seen from a ref in 50 years.

getdressedmctavish wrote:The ref didn't lose us the game.

Just to take one single decision, if he had got it right and sent Luiz off, do you think Chelsea would have won 3-1? I don't.

I am sorry, mate, but the man is a red. Not impartial. It is as simple as that. He should never, ever have refereed us before and should never ever referee Manchester City games again. I seriously question the integrity of those who put him in charge as well as his.But when he does, and knowing the FA it will probably be the arsenal game, he needs to get things right or he will be in serious danger of his life from some pissed-up, pissed-off Blue who has had decades of this shit, from alf grey and beyond.

Just so it is clear. We are not rag filth asking for favours. We want things right so it is a fair game of football both sets of players, both sets of fans and the neutrals can all enjoy. It is supposed to be entertainment and fun. I don't know about any of you lot but I haven't enjoyed a City match purely as a football match for years because of the likes of marriner, jones and taylor. Even the few other Premier league games have been ruined/fixed (delete as appropriate) by very dodgy refereeing. Stoke v Southampton for example. It is taking the joy away from football and I despise them all for it.

It never used to be quite as bad as this in the past because it was a lot more random, as mistakes generally are. But now this PiGMOB (or whatever they are called) have got hold of it, the role of officials is FIFA-like in its murkiness.

I would like to hear the recordings of the communication among the officials for that match. Including the ones off the field. Easiest thing in the world to do an mp3 of it. Rugby and cricket can manage such transparency. There is only one reason football doesn't and you saw it Saturday lunchtime.

Tokyo Blue wrote:

getdressedmctavish wrote:The ref didn't lose us the game.

Just to take one single decision, if he had got it right and sent Luiz off, do you think Chelsea would have won 3-1? I don't.

I am sorry, mate, but the man is a red. Not impartial. It is as simple as that. He should never, ever have refereed us before and should never ever referee Manchester City games again. I seriously question the integrity of those who put him in charge as well as his.But when he does, and knowing the FA it will probably be the arsenal game, he needs to get things right or he will be in serious danger of his life from some pissed-up, pissed-off Blue who has had decades of this shit, from alf grey and beyond.

Just so it is clear. We are not rag filth asking for favours. We want things right so it is a fair game of football both sets of players, both sets of fans and the neutrals can all enjoy. It is supposed to be entertainment and fun. I don't know about any of you lot but I haven't enjoyed a City match purely as a football match for years because of the likes of marriner, jones and taylor. Even the few other Premier league games have been ruined/fixed (delete as appropriate) by very dodgy refereeing. Stoke v Southampton for example. It is taking the joy away from football and I despise them all for it.

It never used to be quite as bad as this in the past because it was a lot more random, as mistakes generally are. But now this PiGMOB (or whatever they are called) have got hold of it, the role of officials is FIFA-like in its murkiness.

I would like to hear the recordings of the communication among the officials for that match. Including the ones off the field. Easiest thing in the world to do an mp3 of it. Rugby and cricket can manage such transparency. There is only one reason football doesn't and you saw it Saturday lunchtime.

The referee did lose us this game because he allowed a clumsy and cheating team ( don't forget their time wasting in the first half either ) to get away with a clear red card for last man scenario( or kun dived - right ?) . A certain penalty. A hand ball on their equalizer , just for starts.

He would also know before the game who has yellow card counts and now the otter has five , for a perfectly good and well won tackle.

So yes the ref did affect this game. He got so much wrong , and gaves us this pretend shit about adding time on for their celebrations . The guy is incompetent and / or corrupt.

Unfortunately the brawl took all the spotlight off Taylor and his bias

That is a point that hasn't been discussed yet, Tokyo, the command from off the pitch into Taylor's earpiece.

Looked dodgy as fuck, as if he was getting his orders from elsewhere.

This is straight from the horse's mouth, only a few months back about the criteria of refereeing games.

"At the beginning of every season the referees' background information is audited," said Keith Hackett, the former head of Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), the organisation that makes refereeing appointments for Premier League games.

"They complete a form that includes who they support, the history of if they've played the game and with the addresses where they are residing.

"That gives you a picture that comes into use when you're appointing. It's about ensuring, for example, you wouldn't appoint a Sheffield-based ref for a Sheffield team."

So the mind boggles that someone living less than 5 miles from the swamp should be allowed to referee ANY game involving the two clubs, regardless whether spuriously claims to support a non-league team.

The number of games he has officiated in involving local clubs is a big fucking red flag to me on this list from the BBC when compared to his colleagues.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/36075347

luiz him self knew he had fouled sergio and slowed to await his fate, otherwise he would have kept competing for the ball.

He needs to be investigated immediately.

Im_Spartacus wrote:This is straight from the horse's mouth, only a few months back about the criteria of refereeing games.

"At the beginning of every season the referees' background information is audited," said Keith Hackett, the former head of Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), the organisation that makes refereeing appointments for Premier League games.

"They complete a form that includes who they support, the history of if they've played the game and with the addresses where they are residing.

"That gives you a picture that comes into use when you're appointing. It's about ensuring, for example, you wouldn't appoint a Sheffield-based ref for a Sheffield team."

So the mind boggles that someone living less than 5 miles from the swamp should be allowed to referee ANY game involving the two clubs, regardless whether spuriously claims to support a non-league team.

The number of games he has officiated in involving local clubs is a big fucking red flag to me on this list from the BBC when compared to his colleagues.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/36075347

I'd say for anyone who thinks football is bent then that's the smoking gun.

he is bent end of

Pep won't call it out

the club won't call it out

we'll keep getting shafted.

end.

great to see the media shining a spotlight on taylor's corruption today!

Sideshow Bob wrote:great to see the media shining a spotlight on taylor's corruption today!

you can vote for him in London!
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/footbal ... 11561.html

johnny crossan wrote:

Sideshow Bob wrote:great to see the media shining a spotlight on taylor's corruption today!

you can vote for him in London!
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/footbal ... 11561.html

unsurprisingly, only 24% saw the luiz challenge as a red card offence. 44% believe it was a fair challenge and not even a yellow. i hate football.

The thread title should read "Referee has an outstanding display obeying Premier League bosses orders to stop Man filthy arab money City from competing on a level playing field." Bent fucking league we are trying to compete in and it will only get worse with the upturn in the grief merchants fortunes.

gillie wrote:The thread title should read "Referee has an outstanding display obeying Premier League bosses orders to stop Man filthy arab money City from competing on a level playing field." Bent fucking league we are trying to compete in and it will only get worse with the upturn in the grief merchants fortunes.

Watching the Rags and Dippers games the ref helped both teams out very early on. Rags got the help of Rojo not going while Dippers got a nice call on a penalty that they should've conceded. But the ref's weren't daft, they given them the call and couldn't make it look obvious, unlike in our game where it was predetermined that anything that would hinder us and aid the Chavs, was given.

Remember the build up to the game where every outlet had the Chavs down to win and go 4 points clear at the top but no mention at all of us going 2 clear? If that wasn't predetermined then I don't know what is.

But back to the point, once the ref couldn't be so obvious and give them all the calls it gave the opposition a chance to play on a level field. And that allowed them to actually score, or in the Cherries case, turn the game completely on its head.

Beefymcfc wrote:

gillie wrote:The thread title should read "Referee has an outstanding display obeying Premier League bosses orders to stop Man filthy arab money City from competing on a level playing field." Bent fucking league we are trying to compete in and it will only get worse with the upturn in the grief merchants fortunes.

Watching the Rags and Dippers games the ref helped both teams out very early on. Rags got the help of Rojo not going while Dippers got a nice call on a penalty that they should've conceded. But the ref's weren't daft, they given them the call and couldn't make it look obvious, unlike in our game where it was predetermined that anything that would hinder us and aid the Chavs, was given.

Remember the build up to the game where every outlet had the Chavs down to win and go 4 points clear at the top but no mention at all of us going 2 clear? If that wasn't predetermined then I don't know what is.

But back to the point, once the ref couldn't be so obvious and give them all the calls it gave the opposition a chance to play on a level field. And that allowed them to actually score, or in the Cherries case, turn the game completely on its head.

Some people may think you're mistaken Beefy, but it's the only reasonable explanation of what's happening.

Second half , Navas bundled off the ball . Possibly ok though and a bit too close to call. Navas tugs at the players shirt . This twat of a referee , blows his whistle for a foul and had absolutely no problem , no hesitation to get out a yellow card . It wasn't necessary , Navas had been a good boy until then, no need for the card . It just shows how the guy had no idea what was going on in this game.