| Today's Scapegoat Thread 15:33 - Jan 28 with 5753 views | Boston |
I thought it was the Ref. |  |
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 15:44 - Jan 28 with 4017 views | camembeRt |
I agree. I thought he made a bad game terrible. | | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 15:48 - Jan 28 with 3983 views | QPunkR |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 15:44 - Jan 28 by camembeRt |
I agree. I thought he made a bad game terrible. |
He was fkn awful |  |
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 15:50 - Jan 28 with 3969 views | plasmahoop |
Yes, he was absolutely shocking. Lots of ridiculous bookings, like drewe and clarke salter, but let them basically rugby tackle Armstrong all afternoon. Did not clamp down on Huddersfields cynical time wasting until the end of the match. We weren't great, but they ensured hardly any football was allowed to be played, especially between 60 and 80 minutes. Thank God we got a draw, we weren't great but Huddersfield definitely didn't deserve 3 points | | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 15:54 - Jan 28 with 3928 views | QPsyR |
Sorry but Bungle squandered £750M so we could watch that is sad really.
I thought QPR's equaliser was disallowed so didn't even celebrate straight away lol
in hindsight at least we equalised.
Scapegoat No.1 = The Ref [Post edited 29 Jan 9:20]
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 16:23 - Jan 28 with 3742 views | vanrrrr |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 15:48 - Jan 28 by QPunkR |
He was fkn awful |
a long list of candidates but the ref, bad as he was, does not make my top 5.
Was hoping Cook and Colback were gonna be the ones to help us deal with the nerves of the match and drive us on but they were as bad as the rest of them
Also Reggie Cannon proving to be a bit crap - had hopes for him [Post edited 28 Jan 16:33]
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 16:31 - Jan 28 with 3689 views | Stanisgod |
The drop balls were hilarious, the constant whistle at every throw pointing where to take it and then watching the guy take ten strides to throw it anyway. I didn't know the ref had to whistle and point at EVERY throw on, a flag normally does it. Attention seeking taken to a new level, look mum I'm on the tele, and I'm really muscelly, and im sh@t at my job.
Have a look at Norfs preview, expected nothing else. |  |
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 16:48 - Jan 28 with 3582 views | BlackCrowe |
From the moment i set eyes on him, wearing the tight shirt to accentuate endless hours spent at the gym, i knew he was self-preening tw@t that was going to make the match all about him. Truly dreadful. |  |
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 16:52 - Jan 28 with 3527 views | Lanhoop |
Came away from the ground today saying that was the worst ref performance we've seen since Stroud graced us with his nonsense. So many errors. Stopping several of our attacks when on of theirs laid down on the pitch even if it wasn't a head injury. Allowing the ball to hit him and help them clear it without stopping the game. Bookings that weren't even fouls. Giving them a goal kick when the ball hadn't gone out of play. Allowing their centre backs free rein to assault Armstrong. Absolutely awful.
Not why we only drew but didn't help the match at all. | | | |
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 16:56 - Jan 28 with 3485 views | CateLeBonR |
I've seen some poor refs in my time but that guy took the biscuit. |  | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 17:00 - Jan 28 with 3442 views | numptydumpty |
Yes the ref but his runs back to the halfway line were swift and dainty.
I am probably not allowed to mention that but he could shift when he desired.
Shame he hadn't realised going in strong in a challenge is actually generally allowed within the rules of the game...
We drew thankfully
As you were
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 17:02 - Jan 28 with 3414 views | stevec |
Hilarious watching the w*nker do his sprints.
As the fella behind said, which cracked me up, ‘bet he’s the sort of bloke who shaves his chest’. |  | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 17:04 - Jan 28 with 3404 views | BklynRanger |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 16:31 - Jan 28 by Stanisgod |
The drop balls were hilarious, the constant whistle at every throw pointing where to take it and then watching the guy take ten strides to throw it anyway. I didn't know the ref had to whistle and point at EVERY throw on, a flag normally does it. Attention seeking taken to a new level, look mum I'm on the tele, and I'm really muscelly, and im sh@t at my job.
Have a look at Norfs preview, expected nothing else. |
Those sprints into the centre circle were cockery of the highest order. Can't believe we were treated to two of those. You. Complete. Bellend.
On the less amusing side, pulling that attack back on about 92 mins for an 'injury' that he'd seen, and heard, and rightly ignored, but when the c*nt then moved the fake injury up to his head he decided to buy it regardless. That was just unacceptable on every level. |  | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 17:05 - Jan 28 with 3394 views | Rangersw12 |
Ref was terrible and a complete tart clearly wearing a top two sizes too small and what was it with those stupid runs😂 | | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 17:57 - Jan 28 with 3212 views | flynnbo |
The old adage that you never really notice a good ref was totally blown out of the water today.
Edit: Having ruminated upon my post, the adage actually proved to be correct but I think you know what I was getting at!! [Post edited 29 Jan 6:00]
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:04 - Jan 28 with 3164 views | daveB |
The field booking utterly laughable, not a foul either way and then the ball hitting him to start a counter attack and rather than stop the game just let it go
He was awful, constantly stopping any quick free kick for some reason or other and booked every foul QPR made but let all theirs go.
I was sure was going to disallow the equaliser as well |  | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:07 - Jan 28 with 3147 views | BostonR |
Dykes. How on earth does he qualify as a professional footballer? |  | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:12 - Jan 28 with 3120 views | robith |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 15:44 - Jan 28 by camembeRt |
I agree. I thought he made a bad game terrible. |
Nailed it. Every time I hear a whistle from now on I will have borderline ptsd from today |  | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:16 - Jan 28 with 3081 views | flynnbo |
Think he used to work at "MIKE HUNT WHISTLES". | | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:19 - Jan 28 with 3031 views | paulparker |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 16:48 - Jan 28 by BlackCrowe |
From the moment i set eyes on him, wearing the tight shirt to accentuate endless hours spent at the gym, i knew he was self-preening tw@t that was going to make the match all about him. Truly dreadful. |
Totally this , he made it all about him with his stupid hair cut and non stop blowing of his whistle
A total kunt |  |
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That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:27 - Jan 28 with 2978 views | lassel |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:04 - Jan 28 by daveB |
The field booking utterly laughable, not a foul either way and then the ball hitting him to start a counter attack and rather than stop the game just let it go
He was awful, constantly stopping any quick free kick for some reason or other and booked every foul QPR made but let all theirs go.
I was sure was going to disallow the equaliser as well |
The Drewe booking was the most ridiculous - the Huddersfield player dragged Drewe down by his shirt and Drewe got booked for it. | | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:32 - Jan 28 with 2932 views | mart_Goblin |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:19 - Jan 28 by paulparker |
Totally this , he made it all about him with his stupid hair cut and non stop blowing of his whistle
A total kunt |
Utterly ridiculous performance from him. Not just him mind but I thought he was a disgrace.
Made a dreadful game unwatchable and made everything about him.
Have it on good authority that he acted the same in and around the building before the game. Patronising and a little arrogant .
And also, he had concealer/bronzer/ make up on too.
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| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:34 - Jan 28 with 2919 views | Watford_Ranger |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 16:23 - Jan 28 by vanrrrr |
a long list of candidates but the ref, bad as he was, does not make my top 5.
Was hoping Cook and Colback were gonna be the ones to help us deal with the nerves of the match and drive us on but they were as bad as the rest of them
Also Reggie Cannon proving to be a bit crap - had hopes for him [Post edited 28 Jan 16:33]
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Cannon has been poor most of the time but people were so glad to see the back of Kakay we thought he was decent. He’s not.
They say the sign of a good ref is where you don’t notice him much…
That offside from a set piece is a shocker. | | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:36 - Jan 28 with 2903 views | sevenhoop |
Ridiculous to blame the ref for such an inept and lacklustre performance from us, from the first minute. Shocking |  | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:39 - Jan 28 with 2875 views | Watford_Ranger |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:36 - Jan 28 by sevenhoop |
Ridiculous to blame the ref for such an inept and lacklustre performance from us, from the first minute. Shocking |
Two things can be true at once. | | | |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread (n/t) on 18:47 - Jan 28 with 2827 views | BklynRanger |
| Today's Scapegoat Thread on 18:36 - Jan 28 by sevenhoop |
Ridiculous to blame the ref for such an inept and lacklustre performance from us, from the first minute. Shocking |
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