ladbroke8745
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Should we, as in UK football, get rid of appeals?
Im not saying mistakes can happen, but to me it truly undermines referees.
Whether you think it was a red or not at the weekend, the Bruno one, the Norgaard one etc, to me, it looks bad on referees if they're having their authority decided by ex players and managers who, as you know from Sky Sports and other channels the commentators and analysts talk out their backsides. Even Clattenburg couldn't make his mind up about the elbow in the Joao Pedro incident.
All this latest one has done is create further uproar with referees. The next one for Arsenal will literally be having every movement scrutinised. Every whistle blown or not blown criticised.
This match on Sunday between Arsenal and Manchester City is already going to be about the referee and he is on to a loser. It'll be Saudi paid this and that if anything goes against Arsenal.
Im not saying mistakes can happen, but to me it truly undermines referees.
Whether you think it was a red or not at the weekend, the Bruno one, the Norgaard one etc, to me, it looks bad on referees if they're having their authority decided by ex players and managers who, as you know from Sky Sports and other channels the commentators and analysts talk out their backsides. Even Clattenburg couldn't make his mind up about the elbow in the Joao Pedro incident.
All this latest one has done is create further uproar with referees. The next one for Arsenal will literally be having every movement scrutinised. Every whistle blown or not blown criticised.
This match on Sunday between Arsenal and Manchester City is already going to be about the referee and he is on to a loser. It'll be Saudi paid this and that if anything goes against Arsenal.