Referee Decisions in Football Matches

He's cautioned both managers. He's had a hell of a game.

It's been such a tough game end to end.

And I said to Andy afterwards, I just didn't want to turn to the screen

after

what's gone on in the game. And

I didn't want to send him off because he's a mate as well as a referee.

And basically what he's come out and said is, I've been in that situation

where I've seen an incident and been told to say I haven't seen it.

You can read all about it, my boy.

To be fair to the FA, it's not them. It's come from within the

P-G-O-M-A-O-L. Christ.

Like mate, wow.

I think he should have sent someone off.

And he said

something like, should have sent you off there,

but I want you to win it.

Mate, I was like, that was mad. It was mad,

you know, I swear to God.

Liverpool shit.

What do you think of Jürgen Klopp?

Cunt. Absolute cunt. Just to be clear,

that fucking last video can't go anywhere.

You know, a referee like David who's refereed on

there for nine years

wouldn't have survived for nine years at that level if he wasn't refereeing at the

top level and if he wasn't making high-profile good

decisions.

That wasn't a human error. That was

a

big, big, big

not conceiving and understanding your job.

And

that's not acceptable. I'm sorry.

But is there something in the subconscious around decision-making or

of

without even knowing it, are you more likely to give it to

Manchester City

than Wolves? Manchester City scoring a last-minute

winner is a big thing.

It's like a bigger thing than Wolves scoring a last-minute goal against West

Ham.

And should a referee have to reveal which team they

barrack for? Well, that was the plan for the

24-25 Premier League season until the entity that appoints the refs

backtracked on the idea. Originally, it said allegiances would be

declared to limit the risk of complaints about conflicts of interest.

But it turns out what they meant was the policy would be made

public, not the teams that the officials support.

It used to be correct or incorrect. Now it's correct or corrupt.