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[WasStefan]

Consistently awful. Need demoting

 

[Alex Rae The Substitute]

VAR was not his decision, so no complaints from me there.

But he did seem rather inconsistent with what was deemed a foul and what wasn’t.

 

[Golden_Wolf]

No complaints on him regarding the VAR decision.

Everything else however, he was poor.

 

[Keyser Soze]

Nothing to do with VAR. It was everything else he did that was horrendous

Went with the home crowd at every opportunity

 

[DasWolf]

Weak refereeing and consistently favoured the home team. The VAR decision was technically correct.

 

[Wednesbury Wolf]

I expect the posters who ALWAYS back the ref will soon be on to tell us what a hard job they have and how good they are generally.

 

[JadeWolf]

Embarrassing performance.

 

[WW1963]

A cowardly performance throughout.

 

[Howler]

Was OK for the first 20 odd minutes of the game then turned into a homer, think he was getting the ****s with Jota appealing for free kicks all the time.

 

[NavyWolf]

Such a homer, no complaints about the VAR but the rest of the match he was so inconsistent.

 

[wolvesaywe]

Incredibly weak refereeing

 

[Deleted member 5635]

As has been repeated many times above no issue with the VAR decision but everything else was in Leicester’s favour

 

[paulhick]

Var is var we are never going to beat that but when you have such a weak,inconsistent official then your never going to win regardless of if your the home or away team.

 

[Barnet Wolves]

He’s a corrupt rotten man. I have 2 words: betting syndicates

 

[Puregold]

What is the point of having VAR if you get a game like today, that had a referee who struggled to make a correct decision throughout the game. The missed hand ball would have been interesting if they had scored from it, VAR would have taken the goal away surely!!!

 

[Wednesbury Wolf]

The thing is refs only have to use it if they want to and had it not been for the Leicester players pleading with him he wouldn't have used it. The trouble with that is refs will allow some players to badger them but they'll book others for protesting and ignore VAR.

 

[Noweimannnocry]

Rhymes with HUNT

 

[Yamalroite]

Goal shouldve stood. Rules are if not intentional no hand ball. Ref saw ball hit Murrays hand in box yesturday and never give Watford a penalty. They got different rule books?

 

[wolvesaywe]

Just read he's a Villa fan and was outed as such by Mark Halsey - apparently the other refs call him the "Villan".

All makes perfect sense now

 

[Glass ankles]

****er

 

[Stratman Wolves]

He's a Villa supporter, btw.

 

[SingYourHeartsOut]

Goal shouldve stood. Rules are if not intentional no hand ball. Ref saw ball hit Murrays hand in box yesturday and never give Watford a penalty. They got different rule books?

Different rules for defending and attacking apparently - go figure.

Accidentally handles it in a natural position which prevents a goal - no problem.
Accidentally handles it in a natural position which leads to a goal - disallowed.

 

[RosehillWolf]

He’s a cowardly ****. Needs a good kick up the ****. ****

 

[Deleted member 3751]

VAR was not his decision, so no complaints from me there.

But he did seem rather inconsistent with what was deemed a foul and what wasn’t.

I thought he was very consistent. If you were wearing blue you got a free kick

 

[Yamalroite]

Different rules for defending and attacking apparently - go figure.

Accidentally handles it in a natural position which prevents a goal - no problem.
Accidentally handles it in a natural position which leads to a goal - disallowed.

Footballs gone. No more going crazy when we score.

 

[paddy]

VAR rules state. If close and rebound or ricochet off self or close-by player. NO Handball.

 

[Ponty]

We didn't get one "debatable" decision, Leicester had loads. His approach was "if in doubt favour Leicester". Beyond incompetent, definite bias whether conscious or not.

 

[Deleted at own request (WeAreTheWolves)]

Absolute disgraceful display, we should complain - he was that bad.

Even on the Leicester forum one asked 'Is the ref a Leicester fan lol'.

Nothing to do with VAR either, as mentioned, that's not him but aside from that he was awful. Shouldn't be allowed to ref us give he is from Birmingham and a Villa fan. Plenty of other options without forcing him on us.

 

[Deleted member 4453]

Is the any head injury stops play rule gone now?

 

[Leigh72]

The VAR ref was Jon Moss, christ on a bike!!!

 

[Yamalroite]

Different rules for defending and attacking apparently - go figure.

Accidentally handles it in a natural position which prevents a goal - no problem.
Accidentally handles it in a natural position which leads to a goal - disallowed.

Just read this.
Doesnt say different rules for attackers and defenders

 

[Deleted member 3751]

Different rules for defending and attacking apparently - go figure.

Accidentally handles it in a natural position which prevents a goal - no problem.
Accidentally handles it in a natural position which leads to a goal - disallowed.

Total farce isn't it? If you're pulling up the attacking side you should also pull up the defending side

 

[Ponty]

Apparently Radio Leicester said ref was their best player. Says it all!

 

[Deleted member 3751]

Just read this.
Doesnt say different rules for attackers and defenders
View attachment 11599

Nicked off BBC

 

[The Professional]

Just read he's a Villa fan and was outed as such by Mark Halsey - apparently the other refs call him the "Villan".

All makes perfect sense now

He's a Villa supporter, btw.

Then he should never be allowed to referee a Wolves, ****e or Blues game then. It’s not right. Surely this should be picked up?? If I was a professional referee - I would not allow myself to officiate a game played by our rivals- wouldn’t trust myself to make a neutral decision. Absolutely bloody ridiculous situation.

 

[Sussex Wolf]

Weak refereeing and consistently favoured the home team. The VAR decision was technically correct.

Premier League news: Leicester 0-0 Wolves: VAR controversy denies Wolves victory | Daily Mail Online

No, I don’t think it was. The Mail summarised it perfectly.

 

[Deleted member 4456]

He should've come wearing a Villa shirt. At least that would've given you a better idea about his plans for the game.

 

[Deleted member 3573J]

The trip by Vardy on Coady which lead to a corner was so blatant, so was a dive from Tielemans (?) 25 yards out when Doc's arm brushed against his chest. Both could have easily lead to goals, so could another handball in the lead up to a Leicester corner, but none of them would have even been checked by VAR which shows what a joke it is. But the system will disallow fair goal's like Dendoncker's because the ball was headered towards him from 10 cm away and may have touched his arm going by one angle.

 

[Deleted at own request (WeAreTheWolves)]

Anthony Taylor from Greater Manchester doing Manchester United vs Chelsea.

Andre Marriner, big Villa fan from Birmingham, doing Leicester vs Wolves.

 

[Bankswolf The Third]

Joke performance but he has a habit of this
Killed the game second half