The standard of refereeing

[BornOnShorehamStreet]

On first watch it looked a free kick but the reply wasn't pretty.

Foxy's right though, take out the strange decisions and you're looking at 1-1 with another possibly penalty for us - just before their second it looked suspiciously like N'Diaye blocked a shot with his arm in the John Terry way (leaning in and getting away with it)

I was right behind the line of that shot (in the JSS) and I shouted penalty as I saw an arm touch it before the goalie - well I'm pretty damn sure I did!

 

[super_pig]

perhaps i've been watching too much x files but i think it is a conspiracy.. the big teams will always get the decision for the 'interpreted' decisions (the 50 50's).. it happens all of the time because if you have 75k fans on your back and the possible wrath of SAF then it puts pressure on that some can't handle.. that constant dripping of water in the bucket can be the difference of a win or loss at this level.. i'm not saying they cheat per se.. but the big teams will always get a (scorable) set piece position, opponent man sent off etc in a game.. one other thing.. how many times does a teams best player get suspended by a dodgy yellow/red the week before meeting a big 4 side.. no wonder they don't want 'in game technology' ..it would actually even the game up