Is it or isn’t it....? The alleged foul on their keeper...

[wazzock]

January. That's what cost us. All a win last night would have brought was a stuffing at Salford.

[krux]

Originally Posted by NottsRed

There’s contact on the keeper and the ref will always go in the keepers favour.

This.
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[krux]

Originally Posted by dagg

I hope that the referee recorded the match, and realised how crap he was.

Apart from this, what other incidents did hw get wrong?
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[willyheckerslike]

Originally Posted by krux

This.
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There is no contact on the keeper.....ref got this decision wrong big time.

[willyheckerslike]

Originally Posted by krux

Apart from this, what other incidents did hw get wrong?
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He failed all evening to deal with their time wasting especially the gk....an early yellow would have dealt with that.

[Funny_Old_Game]

Originally Posted by wazzock

January. That's what cost us. All a win last night would have brought was a stuffing at Salford.

Yep. We knew we weren’t good enough to win these playoffs but I think most expected us to at least have won last night.

[redone]

no foul, they were there for the taking,they were old and no energy .we wernt much better but that quality for a play off game was total shite,if we cant get up for a game like that its time to fk off,shocking

[techender]

I thought the referee did very well considering that was the first time he had ever officiated at a game. Lets be honest, someone who had done it before would not of made the number of mistakes he did.

But, hey, its the national league, what do you expect?

I particularly liked the way in which he allowed Johnson, their number 5, to manhandle our players all evening like an all in wrestler, and the love he showed for their goalkeeper would of brought a tear to a glass eye.

Good luck on Sunday Eastleigh. Your going to need it. Unless of course you are able to secure the services of Mr. Woods again.

[Phils-an-alki]

Originally Posted by techender

I thought the referee did very well considering that was the first time he had ever officiated at a game. Lets be honest, someone who had done it before would not of made the number of mistakes he did.

But, hey, its the national league, what do you expect?

I particularly liked the way in which he allowed Johnson, their number 5, to manhandle our players all evening like an all in wrestler, and the love he showed for their goalkeeper would of brought a tear to a glass eye.

Good luck on Sunday Eastleigh. Your going to need it. Unless of course you are able to secure the services of Mr. Woods again.

Blaming the ref is just nonsense.
It wasn't the refs fault Beavon hit that chance straight at the keeper or when McGlashan got through and did the same.

That game last night sums up our season perfectly, dreadful football and utterly toothless.

[techender]

I didn't blame the referee for the defeat, but I do think he contributed to it with a very poor personal performance.

He disallowed a perfectly good goal (and despite what some say on here, the TV pundits also felt it should of stood). He also ignored blatant foul play throughout the game, including Johnsons foul on Pearson when he bottled giving the penalty and instead told us to re-take the corner.

Yes we could, and should, have done better (not just last night, but for most of the season).

But my point was, the referee was there to do a job, and last night he failed to do it properly.