@DeanWolves10 @bideyy @AMonFootball Don’t get the point you’re trying to make? There’s lots of bad decisions, so just accept it?
Unless fans stop laughing when it’s other teams and happy when it’s in their favour, the quality of officiating in this country will not improve.
@adamkeys_ I think we’re at the point where the PL should import refs.
Will solve the bias issue, plus supposedly the best league in the world with players from all over the globe, why not have the best refs from all over the globe?
Standard of PL officiating has got worse year on year
@DeanWolves10 @bideyy @AMonFootball Not 1 professional pundit, ex player or referee agrees with your take, which says everything you need to know. Even Jamie O’Hara, who hates Arsenal, agrees this was a bad call.
This bias against our own teams and laughing when it’s others needs to stop, or the refs won’t change
@Honestfan6@Dave_o29@GoonerTaIk No that’s not how it works. Trossard smashed the ball backwards, can’t be offside from a back pass, but still, another one where you probably wont see more then a yellow for that in any other game all season
@DylannAFC@GoonerTaIk The ball was rolled at him, ball was moving when Veltman kicked it/him, Pedro set the tone by hammering the ball away in the first 5minutes. Poor inconsistent officiating. You won’t see a double yellow like that again, Martinelli vibes
@TheShortFuse@MilanNaples They showed it in the UK on TnT sports, Havertz was quite far offside TBF, ridiculous the linesman didn’t cal it sooner and save Kai and Neuer from potential injury in the 1v1
@EmmettMartin99@Nadal_istheGOAT@talkSPORT@markgoldbridge They’re literally paid to make good decisions though, so why would they come out and explain them?
The standard of officiating has been woeful for years, and referees have no pressure/repercussions on what at times are shocking calls. Something has to change. Mic them up as well
@NewtronGooner@GoonerTaIk I just don’t think we’d have the funds for all 3, again, it depends how we invest in the summer, could be we buy shit and losing MM looks horrific, but being level headed, if we have £200m over 2 windows, Rice, Trossard + 1 looks better then Rice and Mudryk alone for me
@NewtronGooner@GoonerTaIk In 2-3 years Mudryk could be a world beater, but he doesn’t affect us this season or next whilst Saka and Martinelli are first choice.
@NewtronGooner@GoonerTaIk ? It’s not that hard. I think Mudryk was a waste as a £100m back up, would rather spend less in the here and now, replace Partey (Rice?) and spend the additional funds on a long term Xhaka successor.
We now have potentially £70m to do that, whilst not having MM won’t affect us
@NewtronGooner@GoonerTaIk £100m for Mudryk to be a rotation winger when other areas of the team need investment, would have been bad in the short term.
Xhaka 30 and Partey 29 means we need long term replacements bought & bedded in over the next season, so if the saving is invested correctly, I’m happy
@GoonerAJ98@TheArsenalGuns @PucelaNews_1928 Seriously?
Top of the league, playing sensational football, scoring for fun, but because a load of fake ITK’s keep posting random, and most of the time fabricated, transfer news for clicks that don’t happen, you’re sick of the club? Okay dokey
@GoonerViews Basically my point is that adding an extra £10m-£15m over the £70m most ppl, myself included, feel is the ceiling price, doesn’t make it a bad deal if we feel the player strengthens and helps us compete. We’ll be paying that yearly cost regardless of who we sign due to high wages
@GoonerViews Amortisation. Mudryk for £85m, with the reports staying £50k PW on a 5year contract, means he’s cost is £19.6m per year.
Using Antony as an example, he costs UTD £26.4m per year.
In comparison, JFelix on loan would cost about £18.5m for 6 months with the fee and 100% wages
@CS23888257@LeeSamaha@AdamHaste@martynziegler Still doesn’t matter, Saka will stop wasting time the same as every other player, worked fine at the world cup in most cases. This isn’t an Arsenal issue, it’s a football issue, that takes away from fans experience, some who pay £100’s of pounds to follow their team