| Michael Oliver 21:36 - Mar 9 with 11681 views | willis1980 |
Credit where it's due is giving a great performance in reffing. Just can't help wondering if he was in charge on Saturday if things would've been different |  | | |  |
| Michael Oliver on 12:19 - Mar 10 with 2387 views | QPR1882 |
| Michael Oliver on 09:38 - Mar 10 by Northernr |
He definitely didn't. - Barton that is. Watch the clip posted above. If that's a headbutt you wouldn't get very far in Glasgow.
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http://www.soccer-blogger.com/2012/01/02/qpr-vs-norwich-1-2-highlights-2012-goal
And you would get even less with JB'S ' headbutt'. If JB went for that then JH had to go for his. [Post edited 10 Mar 2015 12:21]
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| Michael Oliver on 12:33 - Mar 10 with 2369 views | R_from_afar |
Great thread, spot on about Oliver. Very fair, not fooled by all the Utd diving and not intimidated by it being at Old Trafford. At last!
Has anyone ever fielded a team with more cheating divers than Utd last night? In Januzaj, Di Maria and Young, Utd had three of the worst cheats around. Di Maria seemed to end up on the ground in a heap appealing for a foul every time he lost the ball.
Van Gaal is building football's biggest basket case at ManUre. Big egos, ridiculous salaries and transfer fees, odd formations, no style, no consistency, lack of balance, defensive frailties... Only stunning saves by De Gea and moments of individual brilliance are keeping them high in the table at the moment.
But am I bovvered? Ha, no! 
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| Michael Oliver on 12:36 - Mar 10 with 2363 views | themodfather |
utd continue to dive and fall at every chance, they hound the ref and i must say
ROONEY reffed the game well..he was forever in the refs shadow and involved in every situation. i didn't see any arsenal doing that.
utd, like chelsea, are bitter.
i wonder the uproar if saint joe tugged a ref's shirt? | | | |
| Michael Oliver on 12:47 - Mar 10 with 2350 views | willis1980 |
| Michael Oliver on 12:36 - Mar 10 by themodfather |
utd continue to dive and fall at every chance, they hound the ref and i must say
ROONEY reffed the game well..he was forever in the refs shadow and involved in every situation. i didn't see any arsenal doing that.
utd, like chelsea, are bitter.
i wonder the uproar if saint joe tugged a ref's shirt? |
just look at how hyperbole people including huddlestone got about lightly flicking a players meat and 2 veg.
Sometimes i wish our players appealed a little more when theyre wronged, I feel they often give off this aire of being resigned to being cheated. that footage from saturday when the ref shouts go away at austin made my blood boil im surprised he remained so calm tbh | | | |
| Michael Oliver on 12:55 - Mar 10 with 2336 views | willis1980 |
i was right in front of this when it happened, i orginally thought their player had deserved for his tackle and lashing out at barton. holt was the main instigator in this and then tried to pretend like he was innocent. | | | |
| Michael Oliver on 13:13 - Mar 10 with 2303 views | QPR_John |
| Michael Oliver on 12:47 - Mar 10 by willis1980 |
just look at how hyperbole people including huddlestone got about lightly flicking a players meat and 2 veg.
Sometimes i wish our players appealed a little more when theyre wronged, I feel they often give off this aire of being resigned to being cheated. that footage from saturday when the ref shouts go away at austin made my blood boil im surprised he remained so calm tbh |
Maybe they feel that the only outcome would be a yellow card | | | |
| Michael Oliver on 13:18 - Mar 10 with 2297 views | Juzzie |
This has got to be a turning point. It's now such a great opportunity to turn the tide, don't fk it up.
The FA need (I hope they have) to tell all Clubs they will not stand for such antics and they have instructed their refs to act accordingly.
If they're going to stamp it out, they need to act tough, NOW. Yesterday was day zero, it starts here.
If not, yesterday will just be a one off and all will be lost. |  | | |
| Michael Oliver on 13:32 - Mar 10 with 2275 views | Jamie |
What on earth are you wittering on about.. | | | |
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| Michael Oliver on 13:46 - Mar 10 with 2246 views | QPR1882 |
| Michael Oliver on 13:32 - Mar 10 by Jamie |
What on earth are you wittering on about.. |
Wittering ? [Post edited 10 Mar 2015 13:47]
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| Michael Oliver on 14:23 - Mar 10 with 2204 views | willis1980 |
or chelsea might brandish him a racist instead | | | |
| Michael Oliver on 14:39 - Mar 10 with 2190 views | simmo |
To be fair that was 3 1/2 years ago, he's entitled to improve in that time.
Atwell was and continues to be fckin awful though |  |
| ask Beavis I get nothing Butthead |
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| Michael Oliver on 14:44 - Mar 10 with 2184 views | toboboly |
| Michael Oliver on 14:39 - Mar 10 by simmo |
To be fair that was 3 1/2 years ago, he's entitled to improve in that time.
Atwell was and continues to be fckin awful though |
Agree he was good last night but one swallow doesn't make a summer etc. He is still absolutely terrible more often than simply being good.
"In November 2014, in a match between League One sides Notts County and Yeovil Town at Meadow Lane, Attwell showed Notts midfielder Gary Jones a red card for a challenge on Yeovil defender Nathan Smith, deeming the challenge to be reckless. Upon review of video evidence, it appeared Jones won the ball and had not made a two-footed tackle; the game eventually went on to end as a 2-1 win for Yeovil. Notts manager Shaun Derry confirmed that the club would appeal the red card; an appeal that was successful"
Hahaha. Still up to his old tricks is Stuart. Useless bugger. |  |
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| Michael Oliver on 19:29 - Mar 10 with 2080 views | HollowayRanger |
anyone see that's wolves player sent off the other day
what a joke that was |  |
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