Tagged Under: Alan Pardew, Chelsea FC, David Luiz, Demba Ba, FIFA, Gary Cahill, Newcastle, referees, scott parker, Seb Larsson, Spurs, Sunderland FC, tottenham, wolves
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Let’s hope other clubs follow suit!
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Yes it happens to every team, a decision that is clearly wrong that costs your side valuable points that the referee or his assistants fail to correctly call, so is it now time to take the pressure off the adjudicators’ on the pitch and bring in Video Evidence?
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Tagged Under: adebayor, arbeloa, arsenal fc, everton fc, liverpool fc, Manchester United, referees, tottenham, Video Evidence
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After fears about the potential outbreak of ‘respect’ throughout Britain, a Premiership Manager’s Press Kit has been launched this week to try and maintain the high level of match officials who leave the game each year. [Read the rest of this entry »]
Tagged Under: arsenal fc, arsene wenger, avram grant, Chelsea FC, liverpool fc, luiz felipe scolari, rafa benitez, referees, Respect Campaign, steve bruce, wigan athletic
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Benjamin Franklin once said, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except for death and taxes.” Having died in 1790, he did not have the opportunity to take in the English Premiership, but had he done so, he would surely have allowed one more onto his list of certainties: the verbal bashing of referees. [Read the rest of this entry »]
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The new initiative made by The FA in the close season seems to be working from what we have seen in the opening four games of the 08/09 season. Referees are no longer being surrounded by a whole team in outrage of a bad decision and managers seem to be content to show more of a regressive display towards match officials. However, is this really improving the standard of refereeing in the country or is it just putting less pressure on mistake-prone officials? Seemingly, the latter is proving to be correct.
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