Howard Webb

[evertonianstu]

Sorry dont agee nearly every 50-50 descison went there way when Gerrard stood on Carsley he lays on but earler he booked cars when a warning would have been enough and the booking when the liverpool player put his head down as the ball was about to be kicked was pathetic.

Pretty much agree with Coyney. I saw Carsley complain to the ref and the commentator said that the complaint concerned Carsley believing the ref was stricter in dealing with Everton than the Liverpool. Cant say i disagree with Cars

 

[TheDevils2001]

Sorry dont agee nearly every 50-50 descison went there way when Gerrard stood on Carsley he lays on but earler he booked cars when a warning would have been enough and the booking when the liverpool player put his head down as the ball was about to be kicked was pathetic.

i agree with you man, the referee was awlful should book Gerrard for trying to harm himself.

I though pretty much the hole game we were still doing our warm-up, we were never off gear one, RS was s*ite as usual with the 12th man again, we didn't lose the game we just didn't fight at all and let's them do what they want.

No, point complaint about the referee the fact we never try at all, we would have lost to Derby the way we did play today, let's try to work our way back with Derby and Birmingham.

 

[Tennessee Blue Mike]

Howard Webb part of the conspiracy to keep anyone other than the top four from being CL contenders. We have to play the refs every week with whatever opponent shows up.

No penalties and four yellows to one yesterday. Torres wasting time he couldn't hide from. A token gesture on his behalf.

Who else thinks Carra should have seen yellow on more than one occasion.

 

[CanadaToffee]

No game-altering decisions but clearly he was influenced in a red-erly direction. How did he yellow-card Jags for honestly going for ball unaware of a plyer coming from behind? But no yellow for Carragher for a studs-up tackle which was penalised, so it's not like he didn't see it.

Has it come to where, if a ref doesn't completely cheat us out of a goal or penalty, we think he had a decent game? I think at best, Webb was adequate if you ignore the yellow cards. For a derby, it was quite an easy game for a ref.

Edit: not complaining about the result, we deserved to lose.

 

[Tennessee Blue Mike]

It was a pretty straight forward affair for officating your right. But to take the spunk out of our lot by being liberal with the yellows then letting others slide from the opposition that raises my blood pressure. It is so evident anymore when the top four has a home venue. I just need to calm down and understand how whimsical it is in the grand scheme of things.