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       Re: Everton v Man City - Michael Oliver
   DIR By: El Referee
       Date: May 5, 2026, 10:55 am
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       > [quote author=El Referee link=topic=7988.msg105337#msg105337
       date=1777994162]
       > [quote author=rustyref link=topic=7988.msg105333#msg105333
       date=1777992312]
       > [quote author=El Referee link=topic=7988.msg105315#msg105315
       date=1777977574]
       > [quote author=Ref Fan link=topic=7988.msg105301#msg105301
       date=1777972124]
       > It seems Everton fans and Moyes were upset about a non-penalty
       decision when Silva appeared to grapple with an Everton player
       at a corner who ended up on the ground. Only saw 1 replay and
       I'm not sure much was made of it at the time.  I don''t know if
       Oliver was looking at it but assume VAR reviewed the incident.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Was a stonewall penalty for me. And PGMOL's own guidance backs
       that up.
       But as TA_Ref says, they tend not to punish......annoyingly
       [/quote]
       I thought their guidance to VAR was to only get involved if the
       holding was in an area where the ball was going, i.e. it was
       impactful.  If I remember the incident correctly wasn't the
       corner headed clear at the near post, if so there's no way it
       was getting anywhere near where Silva was holding an opponent?
       [/quote]
       That's not quite true. Whilst it is a consideration, there are
       others which would allow the referee to penalise, regardless of
       whether its impactful to play e.g. hold with both arms, not
       looking at the ball, sustained (see attached)
       [/quote]
       Nothing attached that I can see?
       [/quote]
       Looks like the attachment is still pending approval from mods…..
       Although, here’s link to what I was uploading-
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       #Post#: 105350--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Everton v Man City - Michael Oliver
   DIR By: TA_Ref
       Date: May 5, 2026, 11:20 am
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  HTML https://x.com/efcmoll/status/2051451268627902623?s=46
       This is quite a disappointing sight if I’m being honest.
       I know I bring things like this up a lot but to me this is just
       not right even though I realise this is the current culture
       towards our referees.
       #Post#: 105351--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Everton v Man City - Michael Oliver
   DIR By: El Referee
       Date: May 5, 2026, 11:23 am
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       >
  HTML https://x.com/efcmoll/status/2051451268627902623?s=46
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       > This is quite a disappointing sight if I’m being honest.
       >
       > I know I bring things like this up a lot but to me this is
       just not right even though I realise this is the current culture
       towards our referees.
       >
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       I don’t think booing them is the end of the world. They’ll be
       more than used to it, and I think this is pretty tame.
       Personal attacks, questioning integrity and threats of violence
       are where the line is crossed.
       #Post#: 105361--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Everton v Man City - Michael Oliver
   DIR By: Leggy
       Date: May 5, 2026, 12:07 pm
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       > [quote author=Ryanellis link=topic=7988.msg105267#msg105267
       date=1777926375]
       > A great advantage, but imo Michael should’ve gone back and
       cautioned City’s #14 for an obvious SPA.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Going back to caution after playing advantage for SPA would be
       100% incorrect in law.
       [/quote]
       More's the pity.  It should not be.
       #Post#: 105401--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Everton v Man City - Michael Oliver
   DIR By: Microscopist
       Date: May 6, 2026, 10:38 am
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       > Clattenburg is saying Silva was lucky as a penalty couldn't be
       awarded because the corner hadn't been taken.
       > That's interesting because normally a referee would stop the
       corner being taken or order a retake after speaking with the
       players. That didn't happen so does it suggest Oliver didn't see
       it or decided to let it go?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I refer you to a recent incident with Haarland where the
       decision was largeluy upheld on the grounds Clattenburg is
       citing.  I think Silva has probably learnt from that.  .
       #Post#: 105770--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Everton v Man City - Michael Oliver
   DIR By: ben
       Date: May 12, 2026, 1:37 pm
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       Paul Howard demonstrating why he’s had excellent VAR
       appointments this season. Very efficient/rapid/confident on VAR.
       Concurrently clarifying whilst the discussion happens on field.
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