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Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sat Sep 23, 2017 4:31 pm
by Swales4ever
zuricity wrote:Let's see who we get next weekend before we get ahead of ourselves . We all know Oliver and Dean are bottlers .

Now, with all due wholehearted respect, Herr Zurich you have officially spoiled a part of my joy, by remainding Oliver exists and can be so skillfully clinical. ;)

bang on the money, though.
My opinion on Dean is more varied/mixed: think he's basically just overdue for retirement.

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sat Sep 23, 2017 6:43 pm
by Blue In Bolton
zuricity wrote:
Blue In Bolton wrote:
zuricity wrote:Let's see who we get next weekend before we get ahead of ourselves . We all know Oliver and Dean are bottlers .


Anthony Taylor nailed on. I would put my mortgage on it!!


we had him last week though, it would be too dodgy for pigmol


My point entirely mate! ;)

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 12:09 am
by Tokyo Blue
Blue In Bolton wrote:
zuricity wrote:
Blue In Bolton wrote:
zuricity wrote:Let's see who we get next weekend before we get ahead of ourselves . We all know Oliver and Dean are bottlers .


Anthony Taylor nailed on. I would put my mortgage on it!!


we had him last week though, it would be too dodgy for pigmol


My point entirely mate! ;)

lee mason? we've not been shafted by that little twunt for some time.

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 12:12 am
by Peter Doherty (AGAIG)
zuricity wrote:Let's see who we get next weekend before we get ahead of ourselves . We all know Oliver and Dean are bottlers .

My money is on them saving it up for these big games.

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 12:13 am
by Peter Doherty (AGAIG)
Tokyo Blue wrote:
Blue In Bolton wrote:
zuricity wrote:
Blue In Bolton wrote:
zuricity wrote:Let's see who we get next weekend before we get ahead of ourselves . We all know Oliver and Dean are bottlers .


Anthony Taylor nailed on. I would put my mortgage on it!!


we had him last week though, it would be too dodgy for pigmol


My point entirely mate! ;)

lee mason? we've not been shafted by that little twunt for some time.

Mason won't fuck us over again, that's for sure.

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 7:17 am
by nottsblue
Tokyo Blue wrote:
Blue In Bolton wrote:
zuricity wrote:
Blue In Bolton wrote:
zuricity wrote:Let's see who we get next weekend before we get ahead of ourselves . We all know Oliver and Dean are bottlers .


Anthony Taylor nailed on. I would put my mortgage on it!!


we had him last week though, it would be too dodgy for pigmol


My point entirely mate! ;)

lee mason? we've not been shafted by that little twunt for some time.

Probably bring Clattenburg out of retirement for this one

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 7:20 am
by Wonderwall
Blue In Bolton wrote:
zuricity wrote:Let's see who we get next weekend before we get ahead of ourselves . We all know Oliver and Dean are bottlers .


Anthony Taylor nailed on. I would put my mortgage on it!!


I reckon it's going to be Olivar

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 9:15 am
by Mase
Just seen the Sane incident. FFS they really are thick these refs. Why book Sanè? You're only going to make more of a deal about your incompetence when they replay the actual incident. Absolute idiot!

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 9:32 am
by Original Dub
Mase wrote:Just seen the Sane incident. FFS they really are thick these refs. Why book Sanè? You're only going to make more of a deal about your incompetence when they replay the actual incident. Absolute idiot!


Presumably, he got booked for approaching the ref and shouting at him.

You know, like rooney does every single game and has done for years.

Actually, yesterday he was screaming "fuck you" at the ref because he got an elbow.

But he's a media darling. And city are the opposite.

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 9:49 am
by Hutch's Shoulder
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:
zuricity wrote:Let's see who we get next weekend before we get ahead of ourselves . We all know Oliver and Dean are bottlers .

My money is on them saving it up for these big games.


Yes, they realise a sending off, goal denied or dodgy pen is probably not enough to stop us beating poor teams now, so no point using one of their jokers on that. Save it for the games vs top teams and use the others to show it 'evens out over the season'.

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 10:40 am
by zuricity
Well Tingeltangel Bob won't be getting Kun sent off next weekend . We could get that useless git Madley, he's good for pulling a red card trick for no reason.

i really hope we park the bus for ages and confuse everyone.

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 10:44 am
by Mase
Original Dub wrote:
Mase wrote:Just seen the Sane incident. FFS they really are thick these refs. Why book Sanè? You're only going to make more of a deal about your incompetence when they replay the actual incident. Absolute idiot!


Presumably, he got booked for approaching the ref and shouting at him.

You know, like rooney does every single game and has done for years.

Actually, yesterday he was screaming "fuck you" at the ref because he got an elbow.

But he's a media darling. And city are the opposite.


Didn't Ali just stick his middle finger up at the ref and none of the media condemned him and just covered it up by pretending he was doing it to a mate? Imagine if that was Sterling!

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 10:47 am
by Swales4ever
Wonderwall wrote:
Blue In Bolton wrote:
zuricity wrote:Let's see who we get next weekend before we get ahead of ourselves . We all know Oliver and Dean are bottlers .


Anthony Taylor nailed on. I would put my mortgage on it!!


I reckon it's going to be Olivar

now, it's not that You and my swiss dad arent right, because You both are bang on the money.
BUT, why tf You both want to blow my anxiety up to levels never experienced since I failed to salute that perfect pair of tits???

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Mon Sep 25, 2017 9:05 pm
by johnny crossan
As has been said before many times, Madley is a truly appallingly corrupt referee. He gave Arsenal the game tonight - blatant as it comes.

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Mon Sep 25, 2017 9:18 pm
by Wonderwall
johnny crossan wrote:As has been said before many times, Madley is a truly appallingly corrupt referee. He gave Arsenal the game tonight - blatant as it comes.


I was pleasantly surprised that he doesn't just hate city. He is completely incompetent, I have no idea how he is a referee at that level. It's beyond ridiculous how consistently bad he is.

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Mon Sep 25, 2017 9:28 pm
by johnny crossan
Wonderwall wrote:
johnny crossan wrote:As has been said before many times, Madley is a truly appallingly corrupt referee. He gave Arsenal the game tonight - blatant as it comes.


I was pleasantly surprised that he doesn't just hate city. He is completely incompetent, I have no idea how he is a referee at that level. It's beyond ridiculous how consistently bad he is.

Pulis - 'the great thing is everybody saw the referee's performance - I don't have to talk about it' .... 'Sanchez is a cheat, Jay is honest'.....'could have been a red card'.... 'it's over a year since we had a penalty'....
love it - couldn't happen to a more deserving bloke :D

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Mon Sep 25, 2017 9:33 pm
by Peter Doherty (AGAIG)
https://sabotagetimes.com/football/manc ... conspiracy Interesting piece on how refs are manipulated by Pigmol

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Mon Sep 25, 2017 9:58 pm
by Swales4ever
nice linking, PD.
interesting remainder.

I doubt it could have had any kind of impact, even if printed on Financial Times front page,tho.

the article dated 4 years ago, but we still have to enjoy gems like Millner wrestling down Sterling while tapping in a gimmie, but being left on the pitch just to score a deciding penalty.
not to mention the brilliant care City have already enjoyed on this short spell of new season.
SCUMS!

it's almost as a lost battle as to elect Don the Con to "drain the swamp", if I may...

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Mon Sep 25, 2017 11:09 pm
by Peter Doherty (AGAIG)
Swales4ever wrote:nice linking, PD.
interesting remainder.

I doubt it could have had any kind of impact, even if printed on Financial Times front page,tho.

the article dated 4 years ago, but we still have to enjoy gems like Millner wrestling down Sterling while tapping in a gimmie, but being left on the pitch just to score a deciding penalty.
not to mention the brilliant care City have already enjoyed on this short spell of new season.
SCUMS!

it's almost as a lost battle as to elect Don the Con to "drain the swamp", if I may...

Yes, it's from a couple of years ago but explains how these refs are persuaded to the dark side.

Re: Ref Watch

PostPosted: Tue Sep 26, 2017 5:20 am
by Swales4ever
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:
Swales4ever wrote:nice linking, PD.
interesting remainder.

I doubt it could have had any kind of impact, even if printed on Financial Times front page,tho.

the article dated 4 years ago, but we still have to enjoy gems like Millner wrestling down Sterling while tapping in a gimmie, but being left on the pitch just to score a deciding penalty.
not to mention the brilliant care City have already enjoyed on this short spell of new season.
SCUMS!

it's almost as a lost battle as to elect Don the Con to "drain the swamp", if I may...

Yes, it's from a couple of years ago but explains how these refs are persuaded to the dark side.

indeed.