'Honest' mistakes 25/26

Walsh was 100% at it today as was the * on VAR. This cannot continue. Could have easily cost us today. Call it out Celtic!!!

 

a shocking display of blatant cheating

 

Gets a push on the back, foul not given? Arm hits the ball when falling down, not a foul. Penalty given. *. Var not looking, ballix.

 

The ref 100% had something to do with the result. If he'd done his job properly it would have been a win inside 90 minutes to Celtic and not a draw.

 

Premier sports never discussed the offside goal again, so went and found it using the correct frame….

 

Worst cheating in years. And we still won.

 

Did I missed to millisecond where they showed the offside lines. Because I still haven’t seen it. They never even spoke about it at half time or even after the game. Blatant cheating! Not hard to guess they told Premier Sports not to show it or mention it.

Also the huns got a lot of weird decisions from Walsh. First bunch of fouls agains Us weren’t even fouls and they were getting everything.

 

That's up with the worst cheating I've seen for a while.

 

Even if they had used the correct frame, why not use this angle? It's looking right along the line, yet they went with one closer to the goal?

 

Only in Scotland would you have 2 var officials; one who's da we got sacked for sending offensive emails about the pope and the other a brother of an ex rangers player.

 

* nick walsh and his band of merry orangeman.

 

Premier Sports didn’t discuss a single controversial decision against Celtic today

 

He also brought back play when Maeda was clear through on the right side and running in to the box, no advantage whatsoever. Utterly bizzare call..

Another was stopping us taking a quick free kick second half to move the ball back half a yard. A complete * * who was making it all up as he went along..

 

The Cornelius tackle on Kenny should be a red.

Offside for the goal using an angle behind the goal with the wrong frame as ball hadn’t left Nygrens boot.

Handball when arms are not outside in an unnatural position plus the fact it would hit his body anyway. So to give it is to say he done it on purpose which is then a red card surely? So not even carding him he knew it was a wrong decision, he only blew for it when the huns crowded round him.

The amount of fouls that they got away with was ridiculous and every time they hit the ground they got a free kick especially in our half.

The Trusty one yes you could say may of been a red but * all force and tried to pull out. Yet this is all we’ll hear about.

 

Just mentioned that in the match thread.

He brought it back for a freekick and didn't even book Raskin for it.

What the * was that about?

The ref was absolutely muck today. All these little decisions stop us playing and gives them advantages all over the park.

The offside call, using a frame at the weirdest angle when we had a frame that clearly shows it's in line.

What the *?

 

Hahahaha asking an ex hun ref his opinion on certain decisions and he agrees with then penalty. * * hahaha

 

He's the living embodiment of wee guy syndrome. Every game he refs be wants to be centre of attention and dishes out more cards in game than most * at Christmas. * tool.

 

They discussed the penalty

 

Can anyone actually recall a player being sent off for similar to Trusty's yellow.

I get why you'd want one but you see the odd sneaky one where they leave the boot in on the keeper or player but there is no force to it and I don't think I've seen a red awarded. By the letter of the law you leave yourself open to it but I think it would have been unprecedented.

 

What annoys me is that VAR is only meant to be used for clear and obvious errors, the onfield decision was a goal, how on earth is that clear and obviously offside? I'm convinced he's onside in any case.