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Vaibow vancouver/croydon 27 Dec 16 4.35pm
I don't believe there is a conspiracy against palace, but i do believe their is corruption in football that has many fingers in many pies and at times we could be the receiving end. With this much money in football, it's hard to not imagine corruption there. This was once a quality forum....
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Vaibow

vancouver/croydon 27 Dec 16 4.35pm

I don't believe there is a conspiracy against palace, but i do believe their is corruption in football that has many fingers in many pies and at times we could be the receiving end.

With this much money in football, it's hard to not imagine corruption there.

This was once a quality forum....

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Spiderman Horsham 27 Dec 16 4.40pm
Originally posted by cpj On yesterday - Gomez should have got a red (it's a dangerous high kick that would get a red anywhere else on the pitch). If he doesn't get booked then Delaney certainly shouldn't. Watford probably had a word with him about holding like they did when Jedinak got penalised for exactly the same thing in the home game against them in February. Zaha seemed to get a small nudge in the back but the problem is that he does always go down too easily, thereby giving refs the opportunity to say that he's simulating. Overall, mistakes from MC, but no more than any other ref makes against us on a weekly basis. To be fair to the guy, he gave us a penalty - not his fault that our £27m striker can't put the ball in the net from 12 yards. Nor is it his fault that Delaney can't defend a corner without grabbing hold of a player's shirt Similarly, he made some bad errors in the Cup Final, but he did send Smalling off - again not his fault we lost to 10 men. They should only say it if he has. He was clearly clipped end of... He really had no option, having had to book him to justify not playing advantage, a fact even the most biased of pundits said was a disgrace. Why Gomes was not even booked beggars belief, and I would like to know the justification in that decision.
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Horsham 27 Dec 16 4.40pm

Originally posted by cpj

On yesterday - Gomez should have got a red (it's a dangerous high kick that would get a red anywhere else on the pitch). If he doesn't get booked then Delaney certainly shouldn't. Watford probably had a word with him about holding like they did when Jedinak got penalised for exactly the same thing in the home game against them in February. Zaha seemed to get a small nudge in the back but the problem is that he does always go down too easily, thereby giving refs the opportunity to say that he's simulating.

Overall, mistakes from MC, but no more than any other ref makes against us on a weekly basis. To be fair to the guy, he gave us a penalty - not his fault that our £27m striker can't put the ball in the net from 12 yards. Nor is it his fault that Delaney can't defend a corner without grabbing hold of a player's shirt Similarly, he made some bad errors in the Cup Final, but he did send Smalling off - again not his fault we lost to 10 men.

They should only say it if he has. He was clearly clipped end of...
He really had no option, having had to book him to justify not playing advantage, a fact even the most biased of pundits said was a disgrace.
Why Gomes was not even booked beggars belief, and I would like to know the justification in that decision.

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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 27 Dec 16 4.53pm
Originally posted by OhthisbloodyPC Aha! A new angle. Do I detect the hidden input of a Malaysian betting syndicate? Hold on, hold on. Analyse that word input. Notice anything suspicious? swap the syllables around. Well, blow me down, it's only an anagram of Putin!! Yes, the Russian President. The hatred of Palce could go right back to the Kremlin. And it doesn't stop there....... The money involved in those syndicates, you only need one or two "dodgy" decisions. Send someone off, give / not give a penalty. All the in match type bets that millions bet on all the time. We lie to think that the UK is above all that. Not a chance. the dignified don't even enter in the game
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In The Crowd 27 Dec 16 4.53pm

Originally posted by OhthisbloodyPC

Aha! A new angle.

Do I detect the hidden input of a Malaysian betting syndicate?

Hold on, hold on. Analyse that word input. Notice anything suspicious? swap the syllables around.

Well, blow me down, it's only an anagram of Putin!! Yes, the Russian President. The hatred of Palce could go right back to the Kremlin.

And it doesn't stop there.......

The money involved in those syndicates, you only need one or two "dodgy" decisions. Send someone off, give / not give a penalty. All the in match type bets that millions bet on all the time.

We lie to think that the UK is above all that. Not a chance.

the dignified don't even enter in the game

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Dangermouse Hastings 27 Dec 16 6.10pm
Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch The money involved in those syndicates, you only need one or two "dodgy" decisions. Send someone off, give / not give a penalty. All the in match type bets that millions bet on all the time. We lie to think that the UK is above all that. Not a chance. Exactly. In a few years we may find many games have been distorted on the instruction of big money syndicates. By all means we can laugh at our paranoia, but to believe football doesn't have drug or corruption problems with so much money sloshing around is at best naive, at worst stupid. On the Smalling red card mentioned earlier, it came about an hour after he got a yellow instead of the straight red he should of got and if you remember it was for a Rugby tackle. He had no option, but to send him off. The Rugby tackle got a second yellow though, not the straight red it should of got, another baffling decision. Either clusterf*** has permission to change the punishments for offences or he's carrying out orders. I'd like to know where he was when Kennedy was assassinated? That's Life And as funny as it may seem Some people get their kicks stompin' on a Dream. KEEP THE FAITH!!!!!
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Dangermouse

Hastings 27 Dec 16 6.10pm

Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch

The money involved in those syndicates, you only need one or two "dodgy" decisions. Send someone off, give / not give a penalty. All the in match type bets that millions bet on all the time.

We lie to think that the UK is above all that. Not a chance.

Exactly. In a few years we may find many games have been distorted on the instruction of big money syndicates. By all means we can laugh at our paranoia, but to believe football doesn't have drug or corruption problems with so much money sloshing around is at best naive, at worst stupid.
On the Smalling red card mentioned earlier, it came about an hour after he got a yellow instead of the straight red he should of got and if you remember it was for a Rugby tackle. He had no option, but to send him off. The Rugby tackle got a second yellow though, not the straight red it should of got, another baffling decision.
Either clusterf*** has permission to change the punishments for offences or he's carrying out orders.
I'd like to know where he was when Kennedy was assassinated?

That's Life
And as funny as it may seem
Some people get their kicks stompin' on a Dream.
KEEP THE FAITH!!!!!

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elgrande bedford 27 Dec 16 9.28pm
And guess what, he has just been voted the best referee in the world in....Dubai. That's the paragon of virtue that is dubai...nothing dodgy there cos not. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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elgrande

bedford 27 Dec 16 9.28pm

And guess what, he has just been voted the best referee in the world in....Dubai.
That's the paragon of virtue that is dubai...nothing dodgy there cos not.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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Gooner101 27 Dec 16 10.14pm
The refs hate us too tbh, I can buy this is true. United, Liverpool and Chelsea almost always get the rub of the green. We do too, unless we're disrupting the chances of these three
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Gooner101 27 Dec 16 10.14pm