Except for Everton, who had to go through the process of having their player’s suspension revoked, nobody has been penalized for the incident. Even in situations where they appear to be in over their heads, referees will always perform to the highest standard.
Following a game, in press conferences or tunnel interviews, players and managers are questioned about their errors. Therefore, why are the referees in our league permitted to avoid answering questions about the errors they consistently make?
Rather, they receive tickets to some of the weekend’s biggest games, like Man United vs. Spurs or Man City vs. Newcastle. It is illogical. Something needs to change.
This cannot be made up. On Wednesday, January 10, he wrote via X, “Chris Kavanagh, who managed Dominic Calvert-Lewin, appealed sending off get Newcastle vs. Man City and VAR duties for Man United vs. Spurs this weekend.”
“Altrincham-oriented Fernandes connives to get Antony Taylor Chelsea. Brighton goes to Pawson. Derby County defeats Sheffield United. Give them all the weekend off so they can all study.
There must be change.
VAR continues to cost clubs points in yet another fiercely competitive Premier League season, creating more issues than it is intended to fix.
The most recent example of technology failing is Calvert-Lewin’s red card. Kavanagh made the right decision at first, but was then prompted to consult the pitchside monitor and appeared to be under pressure to change his mind.
Except for Everton, who had to go through the process of having their player’s suspension revoked, nobody has been penalized for the incident. Even in situations where they appear to be in over their heads, referees will always perform to the highest standard.
Following a game, in press conferences or tunnel interviews, players and managers are questioned about their errors. Therefore, why are the referees in our league permitted to avoid answering questions about the errors they consistently make?
Rather, they receive tickets to some of the weekend’s biggest games, like Man United vs. Spurs or Man City vs. Newcastle. It is illogical. Something needs to change.
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