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That's my point though. Even if we believe the stats on more accurate decisions, is it worth it for the endless delays, the lack of euphoria & inability to celebrate goals, the undermining of match officials & thus the complete erosion of faith & respect for the referees & governing bodies?

I'd turn it off for everything, forever. Has blighted the sport far more than it's improved it.

If only

Gary Neville as well, comparing the City goal to the disallowed Liverpool one in the Carabao Cup Final 🤦🏼‍♂️

Lovely goal

Sheaf has calmed us down a bit but O'Hare has really made a difference. He & Simms pulled all the defenders away from Wright for the goal.

Yep

Tommy Mooney. His lad is Kelsey Mooney, ex Leamington striker.

Literally the same day they have been charged for throwing things at the Assistant Ref v Plymouth. Morons.

Certainly needs revamping, mad that it hasn't increased in line with inflation etc. but I don't think you can do away with it completely, we would almost certainly see a very 'big' club go to the wall in that instance. If they want to play in European competitions they need to abide by the UEFA...

No. All these screams of corruption, apparently it's obvious yet nobody seems to have worked out who it's in favour of? Every single team, without exception, have said that the decisions always go against them so... 🤷🏼‍♂️

Should be revamped 100%. The FA are archaic. We should be clamping down on cheats & making them think twice about such incidents rather than endlessly blaming referees for being human beings.

Not sure they have zoom lenses, slow mo vision & multiple angles tbf. Worth noting that there's not a single appeal from any QPR player - they haven't seen it either. This is where retrospective action should come in but the laws from the FA don't allow it.

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Bristol City

GIMOC

Not a fan at all of the stats used to form that graph above but I think it's fairly obvious that Collins is the better keeper.