[Albion] Anthony Taylor

[Uh_huh_him]

What did he say?

"I just think if he gives [Brighton's] penalty, he's got to give so many," he said. "The fact he's seen that in open play and not seen ours, needing VAR, sums up where refereeing is at. He is number one, apparently.

"I'm trying to be in the supportive camp, but then we see that. We've not played well enough, but having got momentum, to see a decision like that is not easy."

 

[Justice]

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[RM-Taylor]

For those at the game, over Radio Sussex I could hear mass chanting against him after final whistle .... presumably from Forest, as I could also hear Al-b-on, Al-b-on.

So hated by the whole stadium?

They joined in and gave us a round of applause with our "Anthony Taylor, you’re shit every week" chants throughout the game

 

[Thunder Bolt]

For those at the game, over Radio Sussex I could hear mass chanting against him after final whistle .... presumably from Forest, as I could also hear Al-b-on, Al-b-on.

So hated by the whole stadium?

Someone, who was at the match, has said, on FB, the whole ground was chanting ‘You’re not fit to refere’.

 

[Russconha]

 

[Justice]

"I just think if he gives [Brighton's] penalty, he's got to give so many," he said. "The fact he's seen that in open play and not seen ours, needing VAR, sums up where refereeing is at. He is number one, apparently.

"I'm trying to be in the supportive camp, but then we see that. We've not played well enough, but having got momentum, to see a decision like that is not easy."

Oliver is the only ref I’ve seen stick to his on field decision after being advised to go to the monitor It was us away at Villa during covid. Whilst Pedro is good at buying pens I didn’t think either were.

 

[zefarelly]

Dunk has plenty in the bank he made an error today it didn’t cost us we move on.

You missed out 'we learn from this'. LD doesn't . . . . Which (long ball over the top aside) has always been an issue With him. As brilliant as he's been over the years . . . JPVH appears to be the ideal succession/replacement with a better, shall we say, 'mentality'

 

[GoingUp]

You have to wonder if RDZ has created some conscious or un conscious bias with the '80%' comment.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

You have to wonder if RDZ has created some conscious or un conscious bias with the '80%' comment.

The conscious/unconscious bias existed before DeZerbi's comment,

 

[GoingUp]

The conscious/unconscious bias existed before DeZerbi's comment,

To us yes (think all fans of their club think the same) but I doubt the comment helped.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

To be fair he is a bald prick as was the complete and utter shyster

 

[Uh_huh_him]

To us yes (think all fans of their club think the same) but I doubt the comment helped.

All fans do think the same.
Not every other club have the same level of evidence to support those claims though.

However De Zerbi has had 3 apologies for blatantly incorrect decisions and has been carded every time he oversteps the line.
He hasn't seen anything even itself out yet.

 

[GoingUp]

All fans do think the same.
Not every other club have the same level of evidence to support those claims though.

However De Zerbi has had 3 apologies for blatantly incorrect decisions and has been carded every time he oversteps the line.
He hasn't seen anything even itself out yet.

Yes I do I agree, I think the letters of apologies back this up.

Can also see why RDZ made his comments too, as managers live and die by small decisions. So when you lose and get letters saying 'errr sorry, we got that wrong and cost you the game again' it's gonna piss you off.

 

[spongy]

Asking the referee for an explanation by the skipper, is not a minute of madness.

I saw it on a mates dodgy riverside viewing point.

We don't know what was said but the venom in the way Dunk shouted at him certainly wasn't nice.

In a modern day time when PGMOL and respect are the modus operandi, doing that is just stupid and he better bloody learn from it

 

[Frankfurter]

Anthony Taylor is the most suspect referee in the history of the PL. I imagine that, at least, two dvds could be produced about his suspicious calls. Ask Chelsea fans (alright, alright I know...). This 'referee' is ridiculously biased against southern teams. His family are Man U season ticket holders.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

I saw it on a mates dodgy riverside viewing point.

We don't know what was said but the venom in the way Dunk shouted at him certainly wasn't nice.

In a modern day time when PGMOL and respect are the modus operandi, doing that is just stupid and he better bloody learn from it

Disagree. Take a look at the highlights on the clubsite.
I have seen many, many players use far more venom and foul language, escape any punishment.

Taylor was just being a pompous prick.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Would love to know who are in RDZ’s 20%.

Not sure they actually exist …there’s only one that would spring to mind

 

[GloryDays]

I thought he was good, and then he just lost it. A captain should be able to speak to the ref without getting two yellow cards in 10 seconds. Insane really.

I think if you call them a **** repeatedly it’s different but I think the double yellow was harsh considering the pen was also soft AND the striker would never have got to it. So I can understand calling him a **** at least once.

 

[Skuller]

The fact that both sets of supporters were on his back suggests he probably got it all about right.

 

[dejavuatbtn]

Refs don’t have to be good anymore as decisions are made by a consortium, and they’re no longer accountable for whatever decisions they do or don’t make. Things won’t improve until VAR is scrapped.