Referees and Everton 2022/2023

[Sharpies volley]

I was at the game behind the goal and not in line with play and I knew it was onside.
I don't understand what the linesman was thinking, he must have had his eyes closed and thought he had missed something.

I've watched the replay of the goal time and again and I still can't get my head around the liners decision. OK, it didn't cost us in the end but it wasn't even close. Dear me.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Again I think the referee was correct.

I cannot remember if it was when Gordon or Onana was booked, but because the player needed treatment because of a foul where the other player was given a card he does not have to leave the field.

Rule 5.3 injuries.

Christ oh for the days when it was such a simple game!!

 

[Wat Tyler]

Can anyone explain the two different dropped ball decisions? Both being given back To Palace, even though in one scenario we had the ball?

 

[Oddball]

I dont think this is against Everton, there just useless, all teams are getting done by time, some fans seems to think they dont like us, reality is they cant do the job thats all

One of our neighbours players rugby-tackled a Forest player who was breaking away, 100% nailed on booking but no card shown. It happens too often mate.

 

[Saint Domingo]

I won’t be convinced by anyone there wasn’t an agenda to get us relegated last season. Some of the worst decisions I’ve ever seen game after game. When Allan got sent off against Newcastle after another stone wall pen had been turned down I thought we were going down. The pens not given against Spurs and Liverpool. The red card not given to Ayew for Palace. The Richarlison shirt pull against Brentford before Branthwaite got sent off. There’s loads more I can’t even remember but it was getting to the point where unless a decision was absolutely stonewall then it was often just given against us.

 

[4737carlin]

Here's another one about yesterday, obviously it didn't matter but three minutes extra time? A VAR that took far too long, 2 goals, a few subs, a few injuries, a few fights....etc
Ok it didn't matter but imagine if it was a one score game or a draw.

 

[YMJ]

Can anyone explain the two different dropped ball decisions? Both being given back To Palace, even though in one scenario we had the ball?

the two dropped balls today were correct.

For the first one the ball was in the area so is dropped to the goalkeeper regardless of who has possession, the second one is outside the area so dropped to the team in possession or who touched it last when play was stopped. The ball is dropped where that final touch happened. (Law 8.2)

 

[arch stanton]

when the ref blew for the first one the ball was out of the area, it was right under me in the bullens

 

[Lineker]

when the ref blew for the first one the ball was out of the area, it was right under me in the bullens

I agree with the earlier poster's interpretation of the rules, but THIS.

 

[4737carlin]

when the ref blew for the first one the ball was out of the area, it was right under me in the bullens

Maybe the linesman should of noticed? But maybe it's not something they get involved in.

 

[the golden visionary]

I think VAR has just made the refs worse.

 

[blue61]

I think VAR has just made the refs worse.

And more so the linesman, as they can shift the responsibility of looking across the line to a set of cameras rather than looking properly themselves. That's why they flag late, because they're scared of getting it wrong. One of the many reasons why VAR stinks, it's watered down the standard of officiating which wasn't great in the first place.

 

[Stevie Nicks Bootleg]

I won’t be convinced by anyone there wasn’t an agenda to get us relegated last season. Some of the worst decisions I’ve ever seen game after game. When Allan got sent off against Newcastle after another stone wall pen had been turned down I thought we were going down. The pens not given against Spurs and Liverpool. The red card not given to Ayew for Palace. The Richarlison shirt pull against Brentford before Branthwaite got sent off. There’s loads more I can’t even remember but it was getting to the point where unless a decision was absolutely stonewall then it was often just given against us.

Why did we get two penalties vs Burnley then?

 

[b-rad]

One of our neighbours players rugby-tackled a Forest player who was breaking away, 100% nailed on booking but no card shown. It happens too often mate.

Was this Gomez, right before the Forest goal? If so, he got a booking for it.
(might have been another one I guess - I only saw the highlights)

 

[anton66]

Joelinton should have had a second yellow and been sent off midweek, then Saturday’s mistakes by the ref and linesmen. It’s happening almost every game and not just one mistake. The standard of these professional? Refs is awful.