[Football] Glaring omission in yesterday's listing of the match officials!

[METALMICKY]

Kane must have been fuming!

Never mind the propensity to go down too easily have you ever seen a player in the refs ear so much? Even when the decision was not remotely contentious he couldn't help himself chirping away. Does his 'status' somehow make him immune from a ref saying early doors " go away and please take note that I'm in fact in charge" !

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Just looks slow and ponderous nowadays. Oh well

 

[AmexRuislip]

Kane must have been fuming!

Never mind the propensity to go down too easily have you ever seen a player in the refs ear so much? Even when the decision was not remotely contentious he couldn't help himself chirping away. Does his 'status' somehow make him immune from a ref saying early doors " go away and please take note that I'm in fact in charge" !

He's an honorary member of the VAR club.
This gives Kane the following exclusive rights:
1. Bending a refs earole'
2. His very own parking space st Stockley Park
3. The rights to herd Spuds across the M4.
4. Get away with everything, as he's England's captain.
5. Free submarine travel.

Please feel free to add your own.....

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

He is the captain of England, how dare you criticize him!

 

[jcdenton08]

I thought the referee had a good game.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

I thought the referee had a good game.

Well he scored the winner, so yeah, not bad.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

He is the captain of England, how dare you criticize him!

I do hope he never scores again for them.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I thought the referee had a good game.

He was about the only person on the pitch who did.

 

[METALMICKY]

I thought the referee had a good game.

That wasn't the debate. It was just how Kane tries to run the game and influence the ref and how they need to tell him to get lost

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

That wasn't the debate. It was just how Kane tries to run the game and influence the ref and how they need to tell him to get lost

I agree. He gets away with a lot, just because he is who he is. I was actually surprised that Tony Harrington was brave enough to show him that early yellow card.

 

[El Turi]

Ever since we’ve been in the Premier league, it’s been very noticeable how pretty much all the England team are twats. It makes it very hard to want England to do well.

 

[Happy Exile]

Ever since we’ve been in the Premier league, it’s been very noticeable how pretty much all the England team are twats. It makes it very hard to want England to do well.

I said similar before the Euros. These players being held up as role models was a bit nauseating. I'm not someone who expects footballers (or anyone) to be perfect but equally trying to paint them all as some kind of heroic representation of the best of England was just blatantly lying.

 

[Lenny Rider]

He's an honorary member of the VAR club.
This gives Kane the following exclusive rights:
1. Bending a refs earole'
2. His very own parking space st Stockley Park
3. The rights to herd Spuds across the M4.
4. Get away with everything, as he's England's captain.
5. Free submarine travel.

Please feel free to add your own.....

Older NSCers might recall former England skipper Bryan Robson at Manchester United was the original exponent of this, although with a slightly different MO.

He’d spend much of the warm up ‘bantering’ with the ref, even sometimes putting his arm round him at the toss us. The first half would normally consist of Robson praising the ref and defending him when others were questioning decisions, so whatever the score, unless extreme circumstances, the ref would go in at half time thinking that he was
1) Robson’s mate
2) He was on his side

So then the second half of the said game Robson would basically appeal for everything, and more often than not get a 50/50 decision or even sometimes a wrong decision going his and United’s way.


I once met John Motson at the Albert Hall in the late 1980’s, Herol Graham vs Mike McCallum I believe, asked him about this theory, and he wryly
smiled “Robbo’s a clever bloke’”

 

[AmexRuislip]

Older NSCers might recall former England skipper Bryan Robson at Manchester United was the original exponent of this, although with a slightly different MO.

He’d spend much of the warm up ‘bantering’ with the ref, even sometimes putting his arm round him at the toss us. The first half would normally consist of Robson praising the ref and defending him when others were questioning decisions, so whatever the score, unless extreme circumstances, the ref would go in at half time thinking that he was
1) Robson’s mate
2) He was on his side

So then the second half of the said game Robson would basically appeal for everything, and more often than not get a 50/50 decision or even sometimes a wrong decision going his and United’s way.


I once met John Motson at the Albert Hall in the late 1980’s, Herol Graham vs Mike McCallum I believe, asked him about this theory, and he wryly
smiled “Robbo’s a clever bloke’”

Cheers for that, great story

 

[bobbysmith01]

The main reason I don't watch England play as Kane is a serial cheat and find it hypocritical to whinge about him at club level and then support him for our national side. The bloke is a cheat, pure and simple. Also he spends a lot of time trying to get players booked and sent off. Can't stand him.


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[BN9 BHA]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63180793

I thought this was a wind up

 

[jcdenton08]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63180793

I thought this was a wind up

Came here to post this… is the story for his benefit or the children’s?

 

[hans kraay fan club]

I think this is normally true of Kane, but was actually far less noticeable than previous games.

Pierre-Emile ****ing Højbjerg, on the other hand…. Utter prick.

 

[Brighthelmstone]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63180793

I thought this was a wind up

Maybe the kids are going to read him a bedtime story!

 

[Baldseagull]

He is also very good at buying a foul. Its frustrating, less than honest, but not quite cheating.