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Apparently, the refs are not happy with Dean's confession that he cheated us out of a win to spare his buddy from having to look at a monitor.

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We had our apology yet?

 
'VARs undergo extensive training with the focus centred entirely around effectively working with the on-field team of officials to rectify clear and obvious errors (relating to goals, penalties, red cards and mistaken identity).

 
'When VARs identify a clear and obvious error by the on-field team of match officials, they should intervene and recommend a review by the referee. 

 
'We strongly refute any suggestion that VARs do not intervene, for whatever reason, when they have identified a clear and obvious error.'

 
mojo said:
 
'We strongly refute any suggestion that VARs do not intervene, for whatever reason, when they have identified a clear and obvious error.'
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We consider our former colleague an utter liar, and this proves that you can't trust a word that comes out of a referee's mouth. We  contend that he did, in fact, intervene after spotting a Spurs player committing a violent act, and Chelsea fans, players and officials are just paranoid.'

 
Mike Dean on sky now, what an arrogant pathetic attention seeking w**ker he is, still not even one apology to our club or us fans from him. f**king prick.

 
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dkw said:
Mike Dean on sky now, what an arrogant pathetic attention seeking w**ker he is, still not even one apology to our club or us fans from him. f**king prick.
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Appalling. As you say, still no apology.

And SSN, like the BBC and the Mirror, inaccurately reporting the incident, claiming we were denied a penalty.

 
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This is getting to be a habit, about time the club asked for answers. 

We’ve had two refs in recent history that have admitted cheating, remember Clattenburg also v Spuds when he refused to show 2nd yellows to several Spuds players as he didn’t want to be the reason why they didn’t win the league, and then later admitted it.

 
I'm not too sure about other teams but I know we seem to get the short end of the stick by a few referees, particularly in big games. Anthony Taylor and Chris Foy are two of the worst referees I've seen when it comes to Chelsea, always giving us red cards and f**king us over in big games especially. Chris Foy had a ridiculous stat something like 8 red cards against us in 30 refereed games. 

Mark Clattenburg another twat Coco mentioned earlier who actually admitted to fixing a game because he didn't want bad PR he f**ked us over in a few big games also. I remember when he awarded RVP two penalties for clear dives, I could even tell at the time he was sh*t scared of getting bollocked by Ferguson because it could've completely ruined Uniteds season.

These referees are just awful, badly trained, and succumb to pressure far too easily. 

 
Victor90 said:
I'm not too sure about other teams but I know we seem to get the short end of the stick by a few referees, particularly in big games. Anthony Taylor and Chris Foy are two of the worst referees I've seen when it comes to Chelsea, always giving us red cards and f**king us over in big games especially. Chris Foy had a ridiculous stat something like 8 red cards against us in 30 refereed games. 

Mark Clattenburg another twat Coco mentioned earlier who actually admitted to fixing a game because he didn't want bad PR he f**ked us over in a few big games also. I remember when he awarded RVP two penalties for clear dives, I could even tell at the time he was sh*t scared of getting bollocked by Ferguson because it could've completely ruined Uniteds season.

These referees are just awful, badly trained, and succumb to pressure far too easily. 
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Clattenburg was the ref who wrongly sent off Torres for a dive (2nd yellow) when it should have been a red card for Jonny Evans. United beat us 3-2 (offside winner from Chicarito), and if we'd won we'd have gone about 6 points clear of them. At the end of the game Mikel lost it with him because Ramires told him he'd called him a monkey. Clattenburg was so incensed he wanted to sue the club for supporting Mikel, and in his book he admitted to having a major grievance against us.

And yet the FA/ PGMOL still thought it appropriate to let him take charge of our games, and the upshot was the disgrace of the Spurs game when he refused to protect our players and let Spuds players assault our players and avoid red cards ( so he wouldn't be blamed for costing them the title).

Edit: The fallout from that game saw our form collapse, and within a few weeks RdM was sacked. Eerie parallels with how the hair-pull incident also saw our form go down the pan, and TT was sacked within weeks. (In reality, our form was already crap, and the Spuds 2-2 was a rare good performance, but who knows if a win that day would have sparked some kind of improvement which might have kept TT in the job?).

 
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Valpo said:
I don't know what is going on in the premier league but if an official in the NFL admitted to missing a call just cause he didn't feel like making the call or because it might make a friend look bad, that official would be fired.  And while I don't think it would go this far, there would be calls for them to be criminally prosecuted for match fixing.  

And lord knows the NFL isn't full of saints but you couldn't make an admission like that and keep your job.  

It is unfathomable to me that Mike Dean still has a job.    
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Mike Dean retired recently, that's the only reason the f**ker is spilling the beans.

And apparently he told Anthony Taylor what he did, so why didn't THAT f**ker report him ?

 
Backbiter said:
Clattenburg was the ref who wrongly sent off Torres for a dive (2nd yellow) when it should have been a red card for Jonny Evans. United beat us 3-2 (offside winner from Chicarito), and if we'd won we'd have gone about 6 points clear of them. At the end of the game Mikel lost it with him because Ramires told him he'd called him a monkey. Clattenburg was so incensed he wanted to sue the club for supporting Mikel, and in his book he admitted to having a major grievance against us.

And yet the FA/ PGMOL still thought it appropriate to let him take charge of our games, and the upshot was the disgrace of the Spurs game when he refused to protect our players and let Spuds players assault our players and avoid red cards ( so he wouldn't be blamed for costing them the title).

Edit: The fallout from that game saw our form collapse, and within a few weeks RdM was sacked. Eerie parallels with how the hair-pull incident also saw our form go down the pan, and TT was sacked within weeks. (In reality, our form was already crap, and the Spuds 2-2 was a rare good performance, but who knows if a win that day would have sparked some kind of improvement which might have kept TT in the job?).
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Like Clattenburg I suspect Dean has got a book coming ,  there's no such thing as bad publicity. His fees for his VAR time should be repaid 

 
dkw said:
We had our apology yet?
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Dean saw the hair pull , knew it was a foul and violent conduct, knew the ref should be told to go to VAR screen, knew it was wrong not to inform the ref but still made a corrupt decision to keep quiet.

Instead of an apology they issue a self serving statement 

 
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Clattenburg was the ref who wrongly sent off Torres for a dive (2nd yellow) when it should have been a red card for Jonny Evans. United beat us 3-2 (offside winner from Chicarito), and if we'd won we'd have gone about 6 points clear of them. At the end of the game Mikel lost it with him because Ramires told him he'd called him a monkey. Clattenburg was so incensed he wanted to sue the club for supporting Mikel, and in his book he admitted to having a major grievance against us.

And yet the FA/ PGMOL still thought it appropriate to let him take charge of our games, and the upshot was the disgrace of the Spurs game when he refused to protect our players and let Spuds players assault our players and avoid red cards ( so he wouldn't be blamed for costing them the title).

Edit: The fallout from that game saw our form collapse, and within a few weeks RdM was sacked. Eerie parallels with how the hair-pull incident also saw our form go down the pan, and TT was sacked within weeks. (In reality, our form was already crap, and the Spuds 2-2 was a rare good performance, but who knows if a win that day would have sparked some kind of improvement which might have kept TT in the job?).
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The fact that these people have a book about themselves proves how full of themselves they are. This is the only sport where I see this kind of sh*t, I don't see umpires in Tennis making it all about them. 

The PGMOL are a disgrace to the game in this country. They never improve, they just get worse. The fact that they keep bringing back w**kers like Howard Webb proves how out of touch they are. Howard Webb was part of the problem when he was ref, he shouldn't be anywhere near such an important role. 

 
It's opened it up now for fans of all  clubs to believe there's an agenda against them.

Forest and Fulham fans saying that refs and VAR favour the big teams after today's games.

Wolves deffo had a good case for this allegation at United last week.

 
The games should be about the players and not this motley crew who are largely incompetent. Yes we need refs but the ability they have to change the course of the game is insane. There is simply no consistency and we continue to introduce more subjectivity in the game. The worst part is that they can get away with howlers in real time because they don’t have to explain.
 

The only way this changes if what goes on during a var conversation is made public. If they know the public can hear them think through a decision atleast they know the rationale. The strange part is the PGMOL’s resistance to this. If they are as trained as their statement says why are they so afraid?

this happens in field hockey which is a much faster game and sure people disagree with some interpretations but atleast they know a referee is using some logic.

I mean this weekend both Utd and Arsenal played 20 mins extra time. If we knew there were 15 mins against westham instead of 7 who knows what would have happened.

 
coco said:
This is getting to be a habit, about time the club asked for answers. 

We’ve had two refs in recent history that have admitted cheating, remember Clattenburg also v Spuds when he refused to show 2nd yellows to several Spuds players as he didn’t want to be the reason why they didn’t win the league, and then later admitted it.
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Yes mate, f**king corrupt. What if Spurs had beaten us that night when they should have had a couple of reds and went on to win the league?

You can't watch " the battle of the Bridge" without wondering how the f**k Spurs got away with that violence on the night.

Clattenburg could have gifted those f**kers the title by deliberately not making the right decisions.

I wasn't one to believe in deliberate wrong decision making,  but no ne can ever trust them again.

And no apology for Mike Dean's awful corruption just confirms their arrogance 

 
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