Referees are obligated to stop play for head collisions due to the potential severity of said collisions.
This pillock decided to also send him off for a minute for “injury”, when it’s an obligatory stop of game by the referee.
tom retweeted
Absolutely spot on 👏
#FM27
This narrative would work if it wasn’t against a side that’s won titles playing beautiful football.
You’re a top team with the mentality of a championship side celebrating a 75min park the bus session thinking it makes you superior.
VAR needs a common sense exception.
The amount of times that decisions have not been given because "by the letter of the law" when common sense should over-write that is baffling.
tom retweeted
This is insane 🤯
I think we have the corrupt referees in the world.
From Paul Tomkins substack:
tomkinstimes.substack.com/p/…
People want to be tacticos so badly.
The game was starting to teeter prior to the substitution of Nyoni, and bringing in a Premier League winner off the bench for a 19 year old kid is not the "wrong move".
Its a move that didn't work out but there were a lot of reasons for it
We went up against a side looking to frustrate us following their goal, and allowed them to dictate the tempo of the game with us feeding into their antics. It was frantic, and we lacked control due to the occasion and match state, not because of individual players.
tom retweeted
Needs to be a collective uprising against how you can just fall while shielding the ball and it’s an automatic free kick, ruins every single game
It ain’t even Haramball, that’s the worst part about it. I can appreciate a good haramball performance.
This is a top team playing like a mid table side, enabled by referees.
I need Andy Marley’s address, because this is the most shameful refereeing performance I have seen in my life.

















