FPL Ev (Evan)

If the Premier League does not start putting serious resources into better refereeing, this will keep being central to the story of football. How many times have we seen others get away with that kind of action - particularly Arsenal. This has been the worst season of refereeing that we have ever had. So many awful decisions all season long, on a game by game basis. Zero consistency, everything open to interpretation based on who makes the call.

That was fun with Michael Oliver again 4' Shaw cynical yellow on Gallagher with Lammens off his line - not given 8' Ghost foul: Romero wins the ball off Mbeumo perfectly 10' Ghost foul: Amad falls because VDV is quicker than him 13' Udogie "fouled" identical to how Amad was above - play on 16' Martinez judo throws Solanke to the floor - no PEN Great example of why we have 0 PENs in the League this season 19' ghost foul: Solanke on Maguire (unless it was an offside) Spurs were in and around the United box with numbers 26' United PEN shout...softer than Solanke's and outside the box 29' Romero red for less than Dalot on Doku Ian Wright, at halftime, uses the 8th minute perfect tackle by Romero that should've never even been a foul...to try create a "red mist" narrative - which is peak 58' cheap FK for Spurs 68' Palhinha booked for winning the ball cleanly - apparently the body language of the tackle was "aggressive"😂 74' Cynical foul by Dalot on VDV - no yellow 79' Shaw, who should already be on a yellow from the 4th minute - nearly elbows Souza's head off his shoulders - and the commentator defends United while the ref does nothing Commentators anti Spurs and pro United on EVERY SINGLE incident, Flashpoint and 50/50 today 2nd United goal...no conclusive/forensic check to see if Sesko touched the ball - playing Bruno offside in the process Most Spurs goals are checked forensically for any potential wrongdoing So 9/10 strange calls went United's way - in addition to their 2nd goal not being checked and the inconsistency of the Romero red...which Oliver couldn't wait to give - been a while since I saw a straight red as opposed to a yellow upgraded by VAR Ian Wright then does another fulltime hit piece on Romero the Animal and how he also should've been off against Brentford However IFAB laws clearly state it's only a last man red if the attacker is in possession of the ball - and Igor Thiago was nowhere near the ball They know the laws, but ignore them to create these kinds of hitpieces Someone in studio also said the Red wouldn't have changed the result, as United were clearly the superior team - even though Spurs were probably better before the sending off But remember...there's no agenda😉