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How can still PGMOL deny criticism over corruption? (alien.top)
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Yesterday's whistle between Spurs and MC which stopped the counter attack was really furious. I can think of no reasons for such a "mistake" - can it be defined as a mistake? People started blaming for game fixing by referee and obviously this is not drafted from nothing.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago (2 children)

Its not corruption, its just bad refs.
And i wonder if... you complained about the bad refs when city was winning their titles and not having issues ;)

[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago

Subjectively I am so happy to see MC getting the disadvantage that potentially cost them 2 points. But the referee problem itself should be addressed in general.

If you are still wondering, you could read the old posts where I blame the same when MC goal vs Fulham ridiculously stood.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago

I'm sorry. Is this not the "home" of football? Grown men that spent their lives playing and watching the game are actually bad and incompetent at judging the game? I find this to be absolute paradoxical thinking. And it's complete bullshit.

It's much more likely - and on display nearly every week - that each one of these guys has a bias based on the cultish supporter's behavior around the sport, and the need to protect their own, in general. "He's a mate" was one of the most telling statements I'd ever heard.