Bournemouth match thread

[Spindle]

Van Hecke going down again, doing his now famous WWE smacking of the ground as if he's been hit over the head with a chair.

 

[PalazioVecchio]

well done to the boys & Glasner.

Referee.....shame on you.

 

[Jimmy Doyle]

This ref's performance was a new low in the already abysmal standard of Prem League refereeing. The PGMOL need to apologise to the club and remove him as an act of good faith.

 

[PatrickA]

Even Willo would find it difficult to defend that ref, although I'm sure he'd give it a good go.

Poor game in conditions where it proved difficult to control the ball with the dry pitch and strong breeze.

 

[French eagle]

Van Hecke going down again, doing his now famous WWE smacking of the ground as if he's been hit over the head with a chair.

Think he's just been stretchered off

 

[Xong Kudu]

I’m sure someone will have more than a quiet word with this sub-standard ref. I wish him well on a human level but he’s a knee-jerk muddled thinker who paints himself into corners and is not right for Premiership games.

 

[eritheagle]

well done to the boys & Glasner.

Referee.....shame on you.

Wasn't it the same ref that blew for an imaginary foul before Eze's free kick hit the back of the net against Brentford?

 

[Steveoxon]

Wasn't it the same ref that blew for an imaginary foul before Eze's free kick hit the back of the net against Brentford?

Yes. Perhaps not up to the PL.

 

[VinceHilaire]

Now….

I’m watching the Aston Villa v Newcastle game and preying that Villa get a couple of red cards and a serious injury to at least one of their players.

Morally, should I be thinking like this?

 

[Palace Old Geezer]

Now….

I’m watching the Aston Villa v Newcastle game and preying that Villa get a couple of red cards and a serious injury to at least one of their players.

Morally, should I be thinking like this?

You're a very naughty boy Vince, but I confess I'm thinking along similar lines.

 

[eritheagle]

Now….

I’m watching the Aston Villa v Newcastle game and preying that Villa get a couple of red cards and a serious injury to at least one of their players.

Morally, should I be thinking like this?

If they get reds don't they only miss games in the same competition i.e. The Prem? I thought they changed the rules this season hence why Hughes could've played at Fulham (if he hadn't been unwell) but missed the two league ganes either side of it.

 

[Xong Kudu]

You're a very naughty boy Vince, but I confess I'm thinking along similar lines.

I’m the same. Maybe 7 or 8 Villa players picking up minor niggles that keep them out for a couple of weeks would be good. I hope Mings keeps fit though. I respect him too much as a player. 😄

 

[Teddy Eagle]

Even Willo would find it difficult to defend that ref, although I'm sure he'd give it a good go.

Poor game in conditions where it proved difficult to control the ball with the dry pitch and strong breeze.

Wait for Dermot Gallagher's glowing endorsement on Monday.

 

[Nicholas91]

Today was a prime example of exactly why referees should have to explain some of the decisions they make. There’s no excuse for that today so it’s either corruption or possibly personal vendetta, worthy of dismissal.

Beyond that, it did feel as though we used today as an exercise to just remember how to defend our goal after conceding five in the last two games.

“Whatever happens here, we don’t want to be injured for Wembley or get ourselves caught up in a game of football”.

I’m not unhappy with the result, I’ll take that versus a very dangerous and dynamic Bournemouth side but f**k me what a waste of time. A nothing of a match ruined by a referee who as a result of all or any logical thinking, should be investigated.

We’ll need to look a very different side at Wembley though. I feel as though we weren’t going to ever score even with XI out there.

COYP

 

[georgenorman]

I'm not sure that either incident were fouls at all, let alone Yellows.

 

[Spiderman]

So Kluivert clearly dives to get Richard’s sent off, then does this which results in a yellow card for Sarr as well. If Willo defends this ref today, any credibility he has left will go out of the window

Kluivert pulls down Sarr's SHORTS before pair clash in furious row at Palace

BOURNEMOUTH star Justin Kluivert shockingly pulled down the PANTS of Crystal Palace midfielder Ismaila Sarr. Both players were booked for their part in the heated exchange during the Premier League…

www.thesun.co.uk

 

[Spiderman]

Barrott is one of the youngest and poorest ‘in the moment’ refs in the league. A complete rush of blood to his head to send off Richards for a minor infraction and totally inconsistent with the Bournemouth player who stayed on.

You can’t teach ref composure unfortunately. He’s a lemon.

He was telling the players Richards had pulled the shirt. Clearly he didn’t so went purely on the disgraceful playacting of Kluivert.

 

[Phil’s Barber]

Shocking Ref, totally ruined the game.

 

[the silurian]

Yes. Perhaps not up to the PL.

but well up for a bit of corruption though

 

[Painter]

I'm not sure that either incident were fouls at all, let alone Yellows.

Guehi got booked for putting his hand on, I think Cooks with hardly any pressure for a second, Cook goes down like he has been stabbed. Scott blatantly pushes Sarr over and gets nothing, the ref should be relegated to Sunday League football and never to be seen in the Premier again.
He ruined an already poor game.