2021/22 Allan

[NilSatisOptimum]

Football has been corrupt for years, the thing that kept me watching the beautiful game was that at least until a couple of years ago politics was kept out of sports . That has also all changed in recent years and now football is used to push political agenda.

Definitely with money and gambling proof enough.

But football is moving away from being just sport and in realms of production and entertainment with script. VAR should have been much more transparent as it is in other sports. And it's left me wondering why not?

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

If we don't appeal this red it sends a very bad message that we're just going to sit back and take it when we get screwed like this

 

[kiss the crest]

Fantastic yesterday when he was on the pitch chased everything and gave everything

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

The ref looked like he changed his mind when he was walking towards Allan, he pulls his yellow card out then puts it back away and takes out the red.

 

[yakublue]

Fantastic yesterday when he was on the pitch chased everything and gave everything

Also made some much needed positive runs / passes. Weird player, half the time he looks like a world beater and the other half he looks past it

 

[Gilbert..]

Pointless appealing. If VAR had been around when rodwell was sent off for shadow tackling suarez even that wouldnt have been overturned.

We've never got anything like that go for us. It aint starting now.

 

[matty1878]

we’re missing one of our best mfs for 3 games coz the feller at var was asleep

 

[Nymzee]

The ref looked like he changed his mind when he was walking towards Allan, he pulls his yellow card out then puts it back away and takes out the red.

That’s just protocol. You have to do that to show you’re rescinding the yellow to then upgrade it.

 

[Tel001]

Just show the fa the shelvey tackle at there place and the Allan one tonight absolute corruption

Remember the Robertson one on him in the derby? Much worse as he went in studs first from behind … nothing happened to him

 

[gonetomorrow]

It was a rather appalling tackle to be fair.
He's a hard wee man bless him.

 

[Northeastblue]

I listen to a podcast each week with Keith Hackett that goes through the weekends referee decisions.

Up until a couple of weeks ago a PL referee has only stuck to his original decision once since its introduction.
That's a problem. Also, I don't think PL referees are allowed to request a review on their own. VAR has to suggest it. Weird.

('seen them given' is that pod if you want to give it a go)

And to be fair that went our way in the Derby.

 

[Khalekan]

Never a red.

Does the palace game count towards it?

I think so.

I heard someone say he is back for the United game…..Palace, Hammers and Burnley are all in between now and then.

 

[Itchycoopark]

Was it Luke Shaw last season, I can't remember who it was against, he completely took someone out, the most cynical foul you'll see and he got a yellow card. Var must've looked at it and didn't overturn it, says it all.

 

[Stephenlloyd]

I think so.

I heard someone say he is back for the United game…..Palace, Hammers and Burnley are all in between now and then.

Not to bothered about the cup. But missing Burnley is a big one

 

[RomanReigns]