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Thread: WC - Usual poor referee?

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    WC - Usual poor referee?

    I see FIFA have managed to maintain the normal **** poor stnadard of refs!

    Two incidents in Brazil V Croatia, Neymar should have had a red card for his blatant forearm smash immediately before he scored and that was one of the softest penalties given i've seen.

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    re: WC - Usual poor referee?

    Croatia's goal should have stood, too.

    Always gonna happen that the hosts on opening day get the rub of the green.

    Not right of course, but certainly not a shock!

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    re: WC - Usual poor referee?

    The ref had dodgy eyes so of course he missed things..


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    re: WC - Usual poor referee?

    Quote Originally Posted by swaledale
    I see FIFA have managed to maintain the normal **** poor stnadard of refs!

    Two incidents in Brazil V Croatia, Neymar should have had a red card for his blatant forearm smash immediately before he scored and that was one of the softest penalties given i've seen.
    My thoughts too, The ref just wasn't strong enough. Lets hope the rest learn from this buffoon!

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    re: WC - Usual poor referee?

    Quote Originally Posted by Toggles
    Croatia's goal should have stood, too.

    Always gonna happen that the hosts on opening day get the rub of the green.

    Not right of course, but certainly not a shock!
    No the ref followed the laws of the game re croatia's 'goal'. You are not allowed to touch the goalie at all. Daft law but until its changed the ref got that one spot on. The elbow was a red though and the penalty was ridiculous.

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