The Hibbert Agenda
Player Valuation: £20m
How much do Refs get paid btw?
Just curious- seems to have amazing job-security?
Just curious- seems to have amazing job-security?
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OK so we get Taylor. There must be some RS at the FA who is saying "let's just see who Taylor is reffing this week before we decide whether to demote him"
Now he'll probably either sh1t out of every decision or give every one going - and most of the crowd are obviously going to be supporting Villa (although we do take a big number there most seasons).
Now he'll probably either sh1t out of every decision or give every one going - and most of the crowd are obviously going to be supporting Villa (although we do take a big number there most seasons).
The Hibbert Agenda
Player Valuation: £20m
Apparently he still hasn't gotten away with the mistake in Chelsea vs Cardiff (and it was a refereeing mistake, even if perhaps the rule was wrong).
However if he gets demoted that will only be next weekend because he only needs to submit his latest report on Friday..
Silly
However if he gets demoted that will only be next weekend because he only needs to submit his latest report on Friday..
Silly
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
Most goalies are a bit thick ?
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2013/oct/25/premier-league-10-things-to-watch-this-weekend
It was Taylor who, on the first day of the season, rather harshly awarded Aston Villa a penalty for a challenge on Gabriel Agbonlahor by Laurent Koscielny, and then sent the Frenchman off for another foul, on Andreas Weimann. "I didn't like his performance, but more than his performance I didn't like his spirit of how he refereed the game," said Arsène Wenger on that occasion, describing the penalty decision in particular as "amazing". And it was Taylor who, a couple of weeks later, failed to award Everton a penalty at Cardiff despite Gary Medel's foul on Leighton Baines. "It's as clear a penalty as you'll ever see," moaned Roberto Martínez. And it was also Taylor, harking back to last season, who bizarrely sent off both Carlton Cole and Darron Gibson when West Ham hosted Everton – both decisions were roundly criticised and both red cards swiftly rescinded.
Taylor has somehow avoided a temporary relegation, and will be at Villa Park on Saturday. This may be welcomed by the home side, who benefited from his questionable decision-making in August, but is unlikely to be celebrated by Everton, who did not.
It was Taylor who, on the first day of the season, rather harshly awarded Aston Villa a penalty for a challenge on Gabriel Agbonlahor by Laurent Koscielny, and then sent the Frenchman off for another foul, on Andreas Weimann. "I didn't like his performance, but more than his performance I didn't like his spirit of how he refereed the game," said Arsène Wenger on that occasion, describing the penalty decision in particular as "amazing". And it was Taylor who, a couple of weeks later, failed to award Everton a penalty at Cardiff despite Gary Medel's foul on Leighton Baines. "It's as clear a penalty as you'll ever see," moaned Roberto Martínez. And it was also Taylor, harking back to last season, who bizarrely sent off both Carlton Cole and Darron Gibson when West Ham hosted Everton – both decisions were roundly criticised and both red cards swiftly rescinded.
Taylor has somehow avoided a temporary relegation, and will be at Villa Park on Saturday. This may be welcomed by the home side, who benefited from his questionable decision-making in August, but is unlikely to be celebrated by Everton, who did not.
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
I worry about Barry Gary with this ref.
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