'Honest' mistakes 23/24

Thought that was a totally baffling decision not to send him off.

Would’ve given him a straight red for being a pure shitebag tbh

 

It was the way they talked about our first goal as well.

Thompson started off by saying the goal had a whiff of offside. McCann then on a couple of occasions questioned the accuracy of the lines to judge offside.

It was the way McCann then went on to say that Celtic fans would be happy that he thinks it should be a goal and benefit given to the attacking player.

It was a very sneaky way to cast doubt on the decision.

 

Listening to Suprscoreboard and they were saying to a guy who was complaining about the ref, why not tslk about Celtics good play.

But that was the time to do it, as inevitably they'll say ahh your just saying that cause you got beat.

Absolute raging with Jamesy, ahoulda done what that wee cheating * Cochrane done and went down, defo red or major questions could be asked. That's our problem, we are not streetwise at all, think like that, Athletics game, were just so * that way. We need to get like rest.

 

I think that's the big difference. Forrest didn't go down like he'd been shot.

 

Get * all when we do go down anyway, that's half the problem.

 

Thought it was incredible Clancy didn't give the handball real time..

 

Yip , still can’t get my head around that , was so obvious.

 

And ssb saying unintentional....you see he moved his forearm to it. Wasn't like it was blasted a yard away

 

1min in at Ibrox - Even Kenny Miller said why what was that even referred to monitor.
VAR tried and failed to give another penalty to Tavernier but ref did well (indeed a rare event)

1-0 Killie, get in.....

 

That was madness that Kirkland had the brass neck to call Dickinson to the monitor for that, was a blatant attempt at cheating from an official thinking that was a penalty.

 

and normal service is resumed, penalty and red card incoming

 

We need to hear what they are saying in the VAR studio, how they have come to their decisions. It is the only way that VAR will work

 

Something that will never be agreed to, because it'd mean they cannot cheat.

 

Was the red card deserved?

Edit: never mind, I've seen it now. Definite penalty but the red is very harsh.

 

The biggest threat to us is the officials been saying it for months

 

The rule is if you stop a certain goal by handball it is a red.

It does seem unnecessarily harsh as it was completely accidental and very unfortunate.

The double jeopardy rule means a player that makes a genuine effort to tackle, but stops a clear scoring opportunity only gets a yellow. It should be the same for handball where only an intentional handball is a red.

 

What's the difference between today's hand ball and the ball going in the net and ours against St johnstone a while back?

 

https://videocelts.com/2024/05/blog...inDbs5qUFDC7XxuG6Wvd3tnR8BIdUtkiVVf979bKy&amp

An article on it. Absolutely reeking and highlights not only an individual but the system/Crawford Allan.