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Game week 34

Had I known how bad the replacement would be, I'd have kept Cooper. However, Cooper's race was run and we had to roll the dice.

Saha added some balance today on Sky but Carragher and Neville fuming with us. Of course they are disgusted, we came up and had a fucking go and now won't accept corruption quietly.

As if Liverpool and Man Utd don't benefit from big club bias week in, week out. These clowns can fuck off to their plastic European League.
 
Skip_4 said:
Had I known how bad the replacement would be, I'd have kept Cooper. However, Cooper's race was run and we had to roll the dice.

Saha added some balance today on Sky but Carragher and Neville fuming with us. Of course they are disgusted, we came up and had a fucking go and now won't accept corruption quietly.

As if Liverpool and Man Utd don't benefit from big club bias week in, week out. These clowns can fuck off to their plastic European League.
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I can't stand that phlegm gargling scouse bag of monkey spaff.
 
pebble said:
Nor are we the only club that's had a lot of bad decisions. From what I've seen Wolves have been on the wrong end of some shocking decisions, and I'd be far happier if we'd shrugged off those setbacks like they did.

But I can also see how when it happens every game it gets into players' heads a bit. Neco Williams was clearly fuming and made his views very clear.
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I guess it's easier to shrug off bad decisions when you're nearly twenty points clear of relegation !
 
If we go down, it's down to us and us alone. Even with the deduction and even with the shocking decisions, we know as a fact that we should not be within an arses roar of being relegated this season if the team actually played to its potential. The number of points we have thrown away, the games we all felt "How did we not win that?" and the baffling defending... Well, at this level it gets you relegated.
 
seasider red said:
I've said for ages that VAR are in the position of not wanting to upset their mates & the old boy network is at play. VAR officials should be completely independent of PGMOL and should be made up of specialists in VAR. have the odd ex player about as well to offer advice and insider knowledge
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I've said it before , but some of the players seem to know less about football than I do ! When three strikers (Liniker, Wright, Shearer) can't see that a Wolves player standing in front of the keeper (v West Ham) is interfering with the keepers view, there's no hope.
 
FeNris said:
If we go down, it's down to us and us alone. Even with the deduction and even with the shocking decisions, we know as a fact that we should not be within an arses roar of being relegated this season if the team actually played to its potential. The number of points we have thrown away, the games we all felt "How did we not win that?" and the baffling defending... Well, at this level it gets you relegated.
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Even so with a mixed bag of key decisions this season instead of a pretty much constant drip of one's going against us we'd be at least half a dozen points better off than we are now and wouldn't even be in the relegation mix. Going into every game knowing that for some reason decisions are not going our way will no doubt have a detrimental effect on morale too and knocking the teams confidence.
A lot of it undoubtedly is of our own doing but some of it is a direct consequence of what is quite simply inexcusable officiating that through no fault of our own has now put us under enormous pressure .
 
orbitalforest said:
Even so with a mixed bag of key decisions this season instead of a pretty much constant drip of one's going against us we'd be at least half a dozen points better off than we are now and wouldn't even be in the relegation mix. Going into every game knowing that for some reason decisions are not going our way will no doubt have a detrimental effect on morale too and knocking the teams confidence.
A lot of it undoubtedly is of our own doing but some of it is a direct consequence of what is quite simply inexcusable officiating that through no fault of our own has now put us under enormous pressure .
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What has put Forest under enormous pressure is not playing very well, including against weak and demoralised teams like Everton. Virtually all the play was down Forest's end, for both halves.
 
orbitalforest said:
Even so with a mixed bag of key decisions this season instead of a pretty much constant drip of one's going against us we'd be at least half a dozen points better off than we are now and wouldn't even be in the relegation mix. Going into every game knowing that for some reason decisions are not going our way will no doubt have a detrimental effect on morale too and knocking the teams confidence.
A lot of it undoubtedly is of our own doing but some of it is a direct consequence of what is quite simply inexcusable officiating that through no fault of our own has now put us under enormous pressure .
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yeah but you can pretty much count the games where there has not been a ludicrously bad decision made against us on one hand this season.

In previous years there have been far far fewer absolutely shit calls and for the most part when you look at it after the heat of the game it pretty much equals itself out.

This year is clearly different though!
 
Woanz said:
I’m going to get it’s the same every fucking week you **** as a tattoo I’m thinking it’d be a good tramp stamp
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Good location. We should all get one so they have to read it every time they bend us over to shaft us.


Anyway, they'll have to apologise to Steven and give him his money back soon. History is proving him right.
 
Pope John XXIII said:
Here's Clattenburg

MARK CLATTENBURG: Referee's hat-trick of howlers is mind-boggling https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...tml?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton
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Clattenburg is a paid propagandist for the club, and the Daily Mail is just slavishly printing what he said. I am about to watch the game on Match of the Day having been there, but my impression of the Ashley Young handball was that he did handle the ball but it was very close to him when Hudson- Odoi kicked it, so it was effectively ball to hand. I know that is not quite the rule, but I would have been quite vexed if that had been given against Forest.
 
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