[Albion] Todays ref Stuart Attwell

[Weststander]

I was told by a top ref they have been told to ignore them in order to keep the game flowing unless the offending team gains a great advantage.

Jack Taylor.

 

[BensGrandad]

Imho you don’t know what you are talking about and never have, but I suppose it puts your post count up.

IMHO I would suggest that you know and understand football far less. Are you saying the ref and lino and Shearer know less about the game I would suggest that we wait and see if the FA take retro action after it is watched by a panel of refs.

 

[Weststander]

Having now watched the highlights again, I'd like to add another point:

I hadn't noticed earlier, but when Stephens tries to clear the ball and misses, and Xhaka goes down, he grabs his leg and griminesses as if in agony (looking for a penalty), despite having not been kicked. As he sees play has moved he just jumps up and gets into position to carry on, clearly not feeling any knock at all.

Cheating ****!

Arsenal have form. Wilshire blatantly trying to get Fernandinho sent off in the LC Final last week, to give an advantage, as they were being outclassed.

I wish officials would deal harshly with players diving or pressurising for opponents to be sent off.

 

[Weststander]

IMHO I would suggest that you know and understand football far less. Are you saying the ref and lino and Shearer know less about the game I would suggest that we wait and see if the FA take retro action after it is watched by a panel of refs.

Officials make key mistakes in most games. Ex-players only condemn players over blatant stuff such as spitting, karate challenges and obvious elbows to the face; it's the Union.

 

[BensGrandad]

Officials make key mistakes in most games. Ex-players only condemn players over blatant stuff such as spitting, karate challenges and obvious elbows to the face; it's the Union.

These same ex players usually highlight refs errors, which they didnt in this instance.

 

[NS Herald]

As others have said and as is clearly shown in the highlights, only our player was 'really' watching the ball whereas their player wasn't and it was a premeditated action - minimum yellow and probably should have been straight red!!

 

[Weststander]

These same ex players usually highlight refs errors, which they didnt in this instance.

But very rarely condemn violence by the likes of Kolasinac.

MOTD2 had so much to discuss in so little time, especially the further implosion of Arsenal Football Club.

 

[Bold Seagull]

These same ex players usually highlight refs errors, which they didnt in this instance.

They didn't comment on it either way, so you don't know their opinion. Had Arsenal equalised, that challenge may have featured, but it didn't effect the result in the end, so editorially they decided to spend time on our tactics and good play.

 

[Guinness Boy]

Thought Attwell had a shocker. The fact BG disagrees has only convinced me more.


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[Stat Brother]

Thought Attwell had a shocker. The fact BG disagrees has only convinced me more.


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He's like our very own Piers Morgan.

 

[Triggaaar]

IMHO I would suggest that you know and understand football far less.

I imagine albionite will take that as a compliment.

 

[BLOCK F]

For what it is worth, the Times correspondent James Gheerbrant, thought the Kolasinac charge was a straight red, in today's report.

 

[Weststander]

He's like our very own Piers Morgan.

More like TalkShite's Saggers.

 

[Stat Brother]

More like TalkShite's Saggers.

Nah you're forgetting the undercurrent of poison, that ocassionally rears up .

Definitely from the Morgan, Hopkins or Littlejohn mould.

 

[LamieRobertson]

But very rarely condemn violence by the likes of Kolasinac.

MOTD2 had so much to discuss in so little time, especially the further implosion of Arsenal Football Club.

Ain't that just so

 

[Weststander]

Nah you're forgetting the undercurrent of poison, that ocassionally rears up .

Definitely from the Morgan, Hopkins or Littlejohn mould.

Noise.