They are called Referees and they are TERRIBLE

[jake]

Our fanbase exaggerating things too much imo, I’m ashamed. Making us look like entitled babies. Oliver simply made a mistake in the game against Wolves, from his angle he thought the challenge was worse. It happens, they get things wrong. I also thought the Saliba penalty against Brighton was the wrong decision. However, Rice and Trossard both kicked the ball away. Whether or not others get a yellow for that doesn’t mean they’re not yellow card offences. We also got away with some decisions too. Utd should’ve had a penalty. We scored from a corner that wasn’t a corner in the derby. Can fellow Gooners please quit this embarrassing the world is against us conspiracies I’ve had enough.

Oliver seems to have very bad luck and always seems to make a mistake vs arsenal. Very unlucky

 

[avenellroad]

Oliver seems to have very bad luck and always seems to make a mistake vs arsenal. Very unlucky

The mistake was VAR not sending him to the monitor to correct his initial decision. How they didn’t was utterly reprehensible. Oliver made a honest mistake as far as I’m concerned

 

[Arsenal1508]

I don't like Oliver one bit, but he also may have been responsible had we won title last season. I don't remember any other ref go to the monitor and stick to their original decision.

VAR wanted Oliver to check if the Havertz goal last season should be ruled out for a supposed foul in the build up play. Thankfully, it wasn't but it would have been contentious had Man City dropped points.

 

[Ljonin]

The idea that refs haven’t ****ed us this season is absolutely mental

 

[Jamie99]

You know how messed up the refereeing in the PL is when every other week they're the topic of discussion. Not the teams, players, tactics, dazzling skills, and wonderful technical goals scored, but referees. It's like we're being compelled to watch a scripted reality TV show and a very disliked one at that.

When we watch CL games and other European competitions you barely hear fans even on A-M complain about the referees. Win draw or lose we know it was all fair and square. This is supposed to be the natural flow of the beautiful game - people talking about wonderful moments in the match they just watched.

The PL is becoming damn boring and the divide between fans from same clubs because of poor officiating seems to make it even more of an unpleasant watch. Why should fans be arguing with each other about fvcking referees? It's absurd. Unless of course that's the whole point for the consistent poor refereeing.

I think I'll spend more time watching the Serie A going forward. The league is gradually moving back to its late 90s - early 00s era but sadly without enough of the money to back it up just yet. But at least it's quite enjoyable.

 

[EmeryCouldnt]

Our fanbase exaggerating things too much imo, I’m ashamed. Making us look like entitled babies. Oliver simply made a mistake in the game against Wolves, from his angle he thought the challenge was worse. It happens, they get things wrong. I also thought the Saliba penalty against Brighton was the wrong decision. However, Rice and Trossard both kicked the ball away. Whether or not others get a yellow for that doesn’t mean they’re not yellow card offences. We also got away with some decisions too. Utd should’ve had a penalty. We scored from a corner that wasn’t a corner in the derby. Can fellow Gooners please quit this embarrassing the world is against us conspiracies I’ve had enough.

Five unprecedented red cards and disallowed tie breaking goals… but yeah, we got a corner during the Tottenham game.

 

[TromsoGooner]

That male bimbo Jamie Redknapp going after the ref in Wolves-Villa days after his passoniate defence for them after our red card.

 

[Tourbillion]

You know how messed up the refereeing in the PL is when every other week they're the topic of discussion. Not the teams, players, tactics, dazzling skills, and wonderful technical goals scored, but referees. It's like we're being compelled to watch a scripted reality TV show and a very disliked one at that.

When we watch CL games and other European competitions you barely hear fans even on A-M complain about the referees. Win draw or lose we know it was all fair and square. This is supposed to be the natural flow of the beautiful game - people talking about wonderful moments in the match they just watched.

The PL is becoming damn boring and the divide between fans from same clubs because of poor officiating seems to make it even more of an unpleasant watch. Why should fans be arguing with each other about fvcking referees? It's absurd. Unless of course that's the whole point for the consistent poor refereeing.

I think I'll spend more time watching the Serie A going forward. The league is gradually moving back to its late 90s - early 00s era but sadly without enough of the money to back it up just yet. But at least it's quite enjoyable.

What channel shows the Serie A?

 

[DJ_Markstar]

The idea that refs haven’t ****ed us this season is absolutely mental

You'd have to ask what would have to happen to convince some people.

 

[Synical]

Our fanbase exaggerating things too much imo, I’m ashamed. Making us look like entitled babies. Oliver simply made a mistake in the game against Wolves, from his angle he thought the challenge was worse. It happens, they get things wrong. I also thought the Saliba penalty against Brighton was the wrong decision. However, Rice and Trossard both kicked the ball away. Whether or not others get a yellow for that doesn’t mean they’re not yellow card offences. We also got away with some decisions too. Utd should’ve had a penalty. We scored from a corner that wasn’t a corner in the derby. Can fellow Gooners please quit this embarrassing the world is against us conspiracies I’ve had enough.

Maybe don't click on a thread entitled "they are called referees and they are TERRIBLE" then, ffs

 

[Batman]

Our fanbase exaggerating things too much imo, I’m ashamed. Making us look like entitled babies. Oliver simply made a mistake in the game against Wolves, from his angle he thought the challenge was worse. It happens, they get things wrong. I also thought the Saliba penalty against Brighton was the wrong decision. However, Rice and Trossard both kicked the ball away. Whether or not others get a yellow for that doesn’t mean they’re not yellow card offences. We also got away with some decisions too. Utd should’ve had a penalty. We scored from a corner that wasn’t a corner in the derby. Can fellow Gooners please quit this embarrassing the world is against us conspiracies I’ve had enough.

I'm quite sure you were foaming at the mouth when they used to give your crush yellows and reds that nobody else was getting.

 

[Farzad]

There is no way we can win now. The crooked Union will punish us because the total eunuchs of British media refuse to call out an obviously bent ref. Now because of some threats against the Kleptocracy of the Dirty union they all going to cornhole us sideways and dry. But a lot of clubs are fed up with Webb’s fiefdom

 

[Riou]

He has more international trophies than Bergkamp tho

 

[Football Head]

Brother @Football Head what do you reckon? Coping with having to juggle both but would you focus your hate towards Arteta or is a ref conspiracy our biggest issue.

The culpability probably falls on the Teta Autocracy. If some refs have it in for us then it's his schemes probably winding them up.

BUT there is corruption and bias going on all the time. For example, when Diomande got sent off for Rangers last week against Dundee Utd (which was overturned) the replays the viewers got showed that it was a harsh red card but when the referee went to VAR the VAR didn't show him the angle that would have admonished him. It just kept repeating the same angle. It was so obvious that this was a conscious decision by VAR to do this.

The same thing happened a couple of years ago between Fulham and Liverpool. I can't mind now which team was on the wrong end of a penalty call, but the same thing happened, VAR deliberately didn't show an angle that the TV showed, and the incorrect decision was given.

I do think there are certain predetermined decisions to be given/quotas for clubs, players, or managers. Stinks worse than @Sulosky's B.O.

Now, this whole David Coote circus. What a load of twaddle. I don't believe he was on coke or whatever. It was great acting. A deliberate leak. Now he's a victim and a gay rights hero and normalising the sin of it and drug use, all in cahoots with the mental health card. Claptrap.

That interview he gave with Mark McAdam on Sky sports (another gay) was also a sham. Coote with his cleft chin and McAdam with his bum chin (bum tee he he). So many of these tares are cut from a different cloth and have their tell-tale signs. They don't fool me much anymore. I see through it all.

In conclusion. Mikel Arteta

 

[EmeryCouldnt]

The culpability probably falls on the Teta Autocracy. If some refs have it in for us then it's his schemes probably winding them up.

The fact that the refs seek revenge after criticism just shows they’re not fit to be the neutral, impartial body that referees should be. This battered wife line of thinking is ludicrous. Down with PGMOL!

 

[Football Head]

The fact that the refs seek revenge after criticism just shows they’re not fit to be the neutral, impartial body that referees should be. This battered wife line of thinking is ludicrous. Down with PGMOL!

I agree. I'm just dissing Arteta for the heck of it

 

[Synical]

Right in front of the linesman FFS. Where the F is VAR?
Corrupt as fvck

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

The treatment we getting is disgraceful Silva escaping kicking people. He'd be sent off if he was arsenal player

 

[Synical]

The culpability probably falls on the Teta Autocracy. If some refs have it in for us then it's his schemes probably winding them up.

BUT there is corruption and bias going on all the time. For example, when Diomande got sent off for Rangers last week against Dundee Utd (which was overturned) the replays the viewers got showed that it was a harsh red card but when the referee went to VAR the VAR didn't show him the angle that would have admonished him. It just kept repeating the same angle. It was so obvious that this was a conscious decision by VAR to do this.

The same thing happened a couple of years ago between Fulham and Liverpool. I can't mind now which team was on the wrong end of a penalty call, but the same thing happened, VAR deliberately didn't show an angle that the TV showed, and the incorrect decision was given.

I do think there are certain predetermined decisions to be given/quotas for clubs, players, or managers. Stinks worse than @Sulosky's B.O.

Now, this whole David Coote circus. What a load of twaddle. I don't believe he was on coke or whatever. It was great acting. A deliberate leak. Now he's a victim and a gay rights hero and normalising the sin of it and drug use, all in cahoots with the mental health card. Claptrap.

That interview he gave with Mark McAdam on Sky sports (another gay) was also a sham. Coote with his cleft chin and McAdam with his bum chin (bum tee he he). So many of these tares are cut from a different cloth and have their tell-tale signs. They don't fool me much anymore. I see through it all.

In conclusion. Mikel Arteta

Take @Sulosky 's name out of your mouth!

 

[Synical]

Sky commentators didn't mention it and they didn't show a replay.

Looking at our players' faces when nothing happened to Silva it was clear that they are very aware of what is going on. What a terrible situation