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Clattenberg worked in Greece and he became quiet close to EM.
If EM thinks he can help by explaining some of the refs decisions to the players then all well and good in my opinion. It will help the players to move on and get focused on the next game.
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Clattenberg may well be considered an expert in refereeing...an expert can give evidence of opinion in court....just a thought.
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It a tually makes sense- upcoming ref analysis- does he let game flow or blows for everything? Does he give easy yellows for dissent? Does he keep up with play? Etc…
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18-02-2024, 01:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 18-02-2024, 01:58 PM by Salvatore Matrecano.)
So Mark, was it a pen yesterday?
Yes
So we were fxxxed over again?
Yes
To be fair I can see the point from a players perspective and it may help them understand how to play it to their own advantage.
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(18-02-2024, 01:58 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: So Mark, was it a pen yesterday?
Yes
So we were fxxxed over again?
Yes
To be fair I can see the point from a players perspective and it may help them understand how to play it to their own advantage.
Thing is I don't think that is what Mark would say because if he did then it wouldn't make the players feel any better.
Bearing in mind that it is all about helping the players I would expect the conversation to go something like this:
So Mark was it a penalty against Newcastle? No because the ball was running out of play so the scoring chance had gone.
So Mark was it a penalty against West Ham? No because it was not a deliberate foul, it was accidental.
Okay Mark thanks we feel better now so lets move on.
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18-02-2024, 03:10 PM
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That’s why I think the red should be mic’s up like in rugby. Explain it to the captains whilst also being heard over the stadium tannoy and on tv
And also!! Let us hear the var conversation!
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(18-02-2024, 03:10 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: That’s why I think the red should be mic’s up like in rugby. Explain it to the captains whilst also being heard over the stadium tannoy and on tv
And also!! Let us hear the var conversation!
Yes FUM I like that idea too.
Get the ref fitted up and lets hear the explanation (or at least let the Captain hear it).
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18-02-2024, 04:11 PM
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Would Clattenberg not get involved in training sessions though, allowing the coaches to teach the limits of the laws? Maybe it's thought by Nuno we're nieve in the ways of the dark arts. I'd agree.
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Bloody Casemiro just got away with a 2nd yellow. The whole reffing system in this league is crooked.
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f*****g hell the geezer at Brammal Lane needed VAR to tell him Holgates tackle was a red. Absolutely mental.
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(18-02-2024, 11:42 PM)Trailer Park Tom Wrote: f*****g hell the geezer at Brammal Lane needed VAR to tell him Holgates tackle was a red. Absolutely mental.
That tackle was GBH and should be a prison sentence not a red card and missing 3 matches.
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