YET MORE CRAP FA DECISIONS

Balottelli gets off the awful challenge against Song, and QPR lose appeal so he misses the game v Jacks.

The one rule for them top sides strikes again.

Balottelli gets off the awful challenge against Song, and QPR lose appeal so he misses the game v Jacks.

The one rule for them top sides strikes again.

The British media has always mocked "Johnny Foreigner" for their corruption, both in their governments and in their sports, while ignoring any problem we may have.

A senior suit from the FA/Premier League got a bit drunk recently at some freebie meeting abroad and made some controversial comments while under the influence. He might like to look closer to home before insulting others.

I watched highlights of a game the other day and a player from each side dived to gain advantage in two separate incidents, one was booked and the other wasn't and play was waved on. The ref should be made to explain that.

There isn't really much the FA can do - it's higher up the ladder you really need to have a go at. UEFA & FIFA are the ones to blame.

Absolute joke that Derry one.

The FA Have not got a clue with their rules on what is going on

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Ma ... 88893.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... pheld.html

But they saw this one

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... ed-FA.html

Something really strange going on recently.
Loads of bad decisions in every league from Prem to League 2. We've been involved in quite a few. I saw highlights of Torquay's draw with Oxford and they had bad decisions against them twice.
The Prem has been pretty bad with it lately though. I reckon it could be an attempt by the FA/Referee's asscotiation to enhance the argument for new technology.

Something really strange going on recently.
Loads of bad decisions in every league from Prem to League 2. We've been involved in quite a few. I saw highlights of Torquay's draw with Oxford and they had bad decisions against them twice.
The Prem has been pretty bad with it lately though. I reckon it could be an attempt by the FA/Referee's asscotiation to enhance the argument for new technology.

Technology should come in,the sooner the better or the 4th offical should take a look at the replay ( IMO ).

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... nsend.html

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/EX ... 89297.html

Something really strange going on recently.
Loads of bad decisions in every league from Prem to League 2. We've been involved in quite a few. I saw highlights of Torquay's draw with Oxford and they had bad decisions against them twice.
The Prem has been pretty bad with it lately though. I reckon it could be an attempt by the FA/Referee's asscotiation to enhance the argument for new technology.

To be fair some of the decisions last week were just really bad officiating and shouldnt have required video evidence.

The Ashley Young "offside / dive / penalty" there was a still showing the linesman was in dead line, looking dead straight at it. Diabolical decision not to flag.

But even if they did have video evidence, they would still have sent Derry off as they wouldnt even overturn the red card!?!?!?!?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... wrong.html

The problem is the refs stated in there report that they seen the tackles but didnt send balotelli off. The rules state that if the ref had NOT seen it then the FA could intervene but the ref did see it and decided not to send him off, thats the refs fault not the FA. (I'm just stating the ballotelli incident no others)

The derry incident is bollux Young should of be banned for diving the cheating c*nt.

Ivanovic got banned because the refs didnt see it, so the FA acted and corretly so..., There rules are bollux but where there's lots of money there will always be corruption sadly.

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/EX ... 90042.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... -card.html