Attn The FA

[sinkov]

Agree Sinkov, not JUST to us, but all the decisions above have gone against us this season, and I can't think of one debatable decision that has gone our way. It gets to the stage where you start asking serious questions. How many points has it cost us?

Silva v City, 0-0 at the time
Ramsey v Arsenal 0-0 at the time
Barnes v Watford - we won this one, but...
Murray v Brighton, thank goodness he missed... but Tarks misses 3 crucial games because the powers that be spotted THAT one.
Wood v Brighton - goal should have stood.

I know the decisions ARE going against us BT, but I don't believe there's a conspiracy or anything. These decisions are 50/50 they either go for you or they don't, as someone who bets on the gee gees and has spent a fair bit of time in casinos, I know the sequence of even money chances that can go against you is frightening. Referees are clueless w@nkers but I don't believe they have it in for us. Give it a few more months though, and if the next 3/4 go against us, then alarm bells might well be ringing with me as well.

[1959_60]

Well, I've reached that stage already Sinkov.

Hypothetically speaking, if you were a suit at the FA with all that dosh to dole out, which teams would you prefer were not in the Prem?

I would say Burnley, Huddersfield and Swansea would be mine. Especially Burnley, because they are currently making a mockery of not re-cycling the money which is being given them, but they continue to defy the laws of big business.

The FA would absolutely hate it if we broke up the "Big Six" cartel, and do it on the cheap.

And I thought YOU were the cynical one?

[sinkov]

Well, I've reached that stage already Sinkov.

Hypothetically speaking, if you were a suit at the FA with all that dosh to dole out, which teams would you prefer were not in the Prem?

I would say Burnley, Huddersfield and Swansea would be mine. Especially Burnley, because they are currently making a mockery of not re-cycling the money which is being given them, but they continue to defy the laws of big business.

The FA would absolutely hate it if we broke up the "Big Six" cartel, and do it on the cheap.

And I thought YOU were the cynical one?

It's an interesting theory 59/60, the big problem with it is that it's the Premier League that doles out the money, not the FA.