Everton and officiating/decisions

[Chang Elephant]

EFC and other perceived smaller clubs should have a set yearly budget spent on lobbying for the introduction of all the technology we can get. I'm guessing the likes of our wall loving neighbours have been lobbying against it for years.

 

[mlyons]

Chelsea/Man U today: United up 1-0, six minutes of injury time added on due to a nasty injury to Kurt Zouma. Diego Costa scores in the first minute of injury time to tie the match up, and jubilation ensues -- at least a minute's worth. Michael Oliver blows the whistle and ends the game right at 96:07.

Consistency is all I ask.

 

[LinekersLegs]

Chelsea/Man U today: United up 1-0, six minutes of injury time added on due to a nasty injury to Kurt Zouma. Diego Costa scores in the first minute of injury time to tie the match up, and jubilation ensues -- at least a minute's worth. Michael Oliver blows the whistle and ends the game right at 96:07.

Consistency is all I ask.

Mata was also subbed which usually adds another 30secs...

 

[toffeemax]

Chelsea/Man U today: United up 1-0, six minutes of injury time added on due to a nasty injury to Kurt Zouma. Diego Costa scores in the first minute of injury time to tie the match up, and jubilation ensues -- at least a minute's worth. Michael Oliver blows the whistle and ends the game right at 96:07.

Consistency is all I ask.

I said this quite a few times. When do you stop the clock. e.g when we scored vs bournemouth the 5 minutes of added time were up, why did the ref not whistle after that irrespective of our celebrations? Same for chelsea, yes we celebrated for a while but so did Terry, the ref blew the whistle almost immediately after their goal. It's such an ambiguous area and so so frustrating.

 

[Lowste]

They say it is swings and roundabouts and things even themselves out

At the moment we seem to be on the swings and not getting a go on the roundabout