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Re: Man City v Arsenal - Michael Oliver
DIR By: chikobuk91
Date: September 23, 2024, 2:54 am
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Premier League football at its best...and worst
An enthralling game with too many incidents to dissect
individually.
I don't believe Mr Oliver got every decision correct (who does)
- but I think he got the big ones correct. Let's put the
question back to the players.
"Why did you do that?"
For what its worth, I feel very few referees in world football
could have kept that match under control...thankfully our best
referee is one of them
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Re: Man City v Arsenal - Michael Oliver
DIR By: MCPridz
Date: September 23, 2024, 8:47 am
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--- Quote from: tef link ---
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>
> My interpretation of the Doku incident was Oliver was
signalling that the ball needed to go further back, so Doku
wasn’t actually delaying the restart but was instead retuning
the ball to where it needed to be.
>
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Sorry I’m not buying that, Doku kicked it away he delayed the
restart therefore should of been booked, Trossard was just
stupid why haven’t we learned, and Haaland was very lucky to
escape punishment to for a number of incidents notably throwing
the ball at Gabriel’s head, there’s just no consistency and it I
feel although I agree with the 2nd yellow for Trossard was
correct we are being targeted this season by the officials and
the PGMOL, I haven’t seen any other team or player booked for
kicking the ball away or delaying a restart and I’m pretty sure
it happens in all games, but we are the only ones being punished
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Re: Man City v Arsenal - Michael Oliver
DIR By: Jake the Peg
Date: September 23, 2024, 9:31 am
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So far this season I have attended 13 games live both at League
2 and Premier League level. I have seen a number of yellow cards
for delaying the restart of play. To suggest that only Arsenal
are getting punished for this offence is, with respect, foolish.
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Re: Man City v Arsenal - Michael Oliver
DIR By: GingerReferee
Date: September 23, 2024, 12:57 pm
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--- Quote from: MCPridz link ---
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> [quote author=tef link=topic=6273.msg83030#msg83030
date=1727023208]
>
> My interpretation of the Doku incident was Oliver was
signalling that the ball needed to go further back, so Doku
wasn’t actually delaying the restart but was instead retuning
the ball to where it needed to be.
>
--- End Quote ---
Sorry I’m not buying that, Doku kicked it away he delayed the
restart therefore should of been booked, Trossard was just
stupid why haven’t we learned, and Haaland was very lucky to
escape punishment to for a number of incidents notably throwing
the ball at Gabriel’s head, there’s just no consistency and it I
feel although I agree with the 2nd yellow for Trossard was
correct we are being targeted this season by the officials and
the PGMOL, I haven’t seen any other team or player booked for
kicking the ball away or delaying a restart and I’m pretty sure
it happens in all games, but we are the only ones being punished
[/quote]
We can all have our opinions which is fair enough, but even
myself, as an Arsenal fan, can’t moan at the second yellow.
Everyone moaning about Oliver being crap all over socials is
just bonkers! We failed to hang on to three points.
Doku held onto the ball for three seconds and Oliver said pass
it back so he did, to the position it was meant to be taken so
never delayed the restart so can’t be booked.
My only thing that I think Oliver got wrong was not booking
Haaland for causing a caffafel after the goal where he threw the
ball at Gabriel and causing everyone to push and shove each
other but other than that don’t think Oliver got much wrong,
considering how easily another official could have lost it,
proving again and again why he’s our top official
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Re: Man City v Arsenal - Michael Oliver
DIR By: bruntyboy
Date: September 23, 2024, 2:55 pm
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Why have the FA said that no further action will be taken on any
of the incidents in the game given that:
1. Virtually all of the City team surrounded the referee after
the first Arsenal goal
2. The massive confrontation at the end of the game between both
sets of players.
What has happened to the charge of "failing to control the
players"?
Also why was Guardiola not booked for kicking his seat (with
force) in the dugout?
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Re: Man City v Arsenal - Michael Oliver
DIR By: Jake the Peg
Date: September 23, 2024, 4:35 pm
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By the way, just seen a Fleetwood player booked on the telly for
delaying the restart by messing with the ball. It’s happening
every week and the players are too stupid to learn the lesson.
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Re: Man City v Arsenal - Michael Oliver
DIR By: RefGod
Date: September 24, 2024, 11:49 am
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--- Quote from: Jake the Peg link ---
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> By the way, just seen a Fleetwood player booked on the telly
for delaying the restart by messing with the ball. It’s
happening every week and the players are too stupid to learn the
lesson.
>
--- End Quote ---
The players, particularly above supply, know exactly what
they're doing.
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Re: Man City v Arsenal - Michael Oliver
DIR By: Mr Castilli
Date: September 24, 2024, 12:50 pm
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I like him, but let’s face it Oliver was poor on Sunday.
Correct in Law for the Red for Trossard. I support Arsenal and
no complaints for me
He deliberately booted the ball away, so the Red was easy.
But first 20 seconds Harvertz should have gone in the book he
knew what he was doing, you cannot manage that.
3rd minute - Haaland should of gone in the book for something
similar.
By the 25th minute he for me failed to caution 5 Mandatory
offences.
Did this make the game more of a spectacle ??? No, it showed
again that aggression and aggressive play should be adopted by
more teams as refs won’t deal with it.
Compared to Gillett excellent handling of Arsenal v Spurs the
other week, this by Oliver was like 5 steps backwards.
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