‘Deliberate’ is not always clear cut, it can be quite subjective.
Easy innit. Ref just asks the player "did you mean to do that?"
Though Tyrone's brain fart would still count as deliberate.
Surely, the vast majority of decisions made by referees are subjective?
Offside?
Yes, there are some decisions that are not subjective. SOME offsides fall into that category (although there are still some offsides which ARE subjective, ie whether a player in an offside position is interfering with play).
As Cloughie once stated, 'if you're not interfering with play then what are you doing on the pitch'?
Actually I would suggest the opposite, the vast majority are not subjective, eg most fouls are quite obvious, ball out of play and offsides (particularly now with VAR). However, the minority that are subjective are the ones that attract the most debate and can be controversial and therefore stick in the mind more.
EVERY "foul" decision is a subjective decision.
Last minute against Palarse most definitely
obviously in our favour otherwise it would be a disgrace.
certainly shouldn't be, they get it wrong sometimes, but they should be applying the laws.
