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Post by robwahlmann on Oct 22, 2020 18:58:49 GMT
The linesman on the same side as the camera made two big wrong decisions that really cost us yesterday! 1. He flagged for offside when Campbell and Powell broke through in the first half with only one defender between them. Looked like a very promising opportunity, and Campebell must have been at least a yard onside! 2. Making sure Collins was sent off which also must have been a wrong decision as it was rescinded.  |
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Post by chuckrocky on Oct 22, 2020 19:09:06 GMT
There was also a moment late on where they played a ball over top and had two players that looked an absolute mile offside, of course there was no flag.
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Post by Veritas on Oct 22, 2020 19:09:41 GMT
The linesman on the same side as the camera made two big wrong decisions that really cost us yesterday! 1. He flagged for offside when Campbell and Powell broke through in the first half with only one defender between them. Looked like a very promising opportunity, and Campebell must have been at least a yard onside! 2. Making sure Collins was sent off which also must have been a wrong decision as it was rescinded. Campbell clearly arked his run to stay onside, really poor decision. |
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Post by werrington on Oct 22, 2020 19:14:02 GMT
The only decision that cost us last night was three man central defence at home v Barnsley
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Post by spiderpuss on Oct 22, 2020 19:14:11 GMT
Several Stoke "defenders" deciding not to bother tackling/doing something for their 1st.
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Post by robwahlmann on Oct 22, 2020 19:14:46 GMT
There was also a moment late on where they played a ball over top and had two players that looked an absolute mile offside, of course there was no flag. Yes, wondered by that one as well, but did we get any pictures from the side to confirm it? |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 22, 2020 19:19:55 GMT
The linesman on the same side as the camera made two big wrong decisions that really cost us yesterday! 1. He flagged for offside when Campbell and Powell broke through in the first half with only one defender between them. Looked like a very promising opportunity, and Campebell must have been at least a yard onside! 2. Making sure Collins was sent off which also must have been a wrong decision as it was rescinded. That move was amazing before Campbell was flagged offside |
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Post by nonameface on Oct 22, 2020 19:49:45 GMT
The linesman on the same side as the camera made two big wrong decisions that really cost us yesterday! 1. He flagged for offside when Campbell and Powell broke through in the first half with only one defender between them. Looked like a very promising opportunity, and Campebell must have been at least a yard onside! 2. Making sure Collins was sent off which also must have been a wrong decision as it was rescinded. It felt like match fixing was at play with the decisions made. Who is able to raise concerns to the appropriate bodies? |
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Post by walrus on Oct 22, 2020 19:58:25 GMT
The linesman on the same side as the camera made two big wrong decisions that really cost us yesterday! 1. He flagged for offside when Campbell and Powell broke through in the first half with only one defender between them. Looked like a very promising opportunity, and Campebell must have been at least a yard onside! 2. Making sure Collins was sent off which also must have been a wrong decision as it was rescinded. It felt like match fixing was at play with the decisions made. Who is able to raise concerns to the appropriate bodies? Stoke fans have to be up their with Liverpool as the most precious bunch of professional victims sometimes. A couple of decisions go against us in a league we know has a consistently pretty poor standard of officiating and people are claiming match fixing?! Where were the allegations of corruption and match fixing when we benefited from a dodgy red card at Preston a few weeks ago? |
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Post by blackpoolred on Oct 22, 2020 20:01:15 GMT
There were some strange off-side decisions last night for sure. The Campbell one was just plain weird as the camera's had him well on-side, but not nearly as strange as the one a minute later when 2 of the Barnsley players were an absolute mile off. It was also the linesman that stitched up Collins
That said Barnsley were miles better than us and must have felt robbed that they did not get the win. The sending off was a blessing as we looked stronger defensively after Collis went - but even with 11 we never had a decent period in the game - we were just under the cosh from start to finish and quite frankly looked all over the place
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Post by Malcolm Clarke on Oct 22, 2020 20:04:31 GMT
The linesman on the same side as the camera made two big wrong decisions that really cost us yesterday! 1. He flagged for offside when Campbell and Powell broke through in the first half with only one defender between them. Looked like a very promising opportunity, and Campebell must have been at least a yard onside! 2. Making sure Collins was sent off which also must have been a wrong decision as it was rescinded. It felt like match fixing was at play with the decisions made. Who is able to raise concerns to the appropriate bodies? Officials get assessed by a professional assessor at every game. Each club marks the referee. The PGMOL review every controversial or overturned decision. So there is a lot of quality control in place. Sometimes officials get demoted if performance is regularly not up to scratch. |
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Post by mattythestokie on Oct 22, 2020 20:06:16 GMT
The only decision that cost us last night was three man central defence at home v Barnsley I think the red card probably cost us as well thinking about it. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 22, 2020 20:07:05 GMT
There were some strange off-side decisions last night for sure. The Campbell one was just plain weird as the camera's had him well on-side, but not nearly as strange as the one a minute later when 2 of the Barnsley players were an absolute mile off. It was also the linesman that stitched up Collins That said Barnsley were miles better than us and must have felt robbed that they did not get the win. The sending off was a blessing as we looked stronger defensively after Collis went - but even with 11 we never had a decent period in the game - we were just under the cosh from start to finish and quite frankly looked all over the place We should have won in the end. We rode our luck, but had enough chances to win 3 games. |
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Post by Menorca Stokie on Oct 22, 2020 20:16:33 GMT
Preston away, the red card for their winger was a shocker and enebled us to win the game. Without doubt, the Collins decision was a shocker too but, just maybe it’s levelled it’s self out?
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Post by louis11 on Oct 22, 2020 20:18:17 GMT
There were some strange off-side decisions last night for sure. The Campbell one was just plain weird as the camera's had him well on-side, but not nearly as strange as the one a minute later when 2 of the Barnsley players were an absolute mile off. It was also the linesman that stitched up Collins That said Barnsley were miles better than us and must have felt robbed that they did not get the win. The sending off was a blessing as we looked stronger defensively after Collis went - but even with 11 we never had a decent period in the game - we were just under the cosh from start to finish and quite frankly looked all over the place Agree we were poor but evn then, we had a number of gilt edged chances to score Fletchers 1 on 1 Fletcher put through 2nd half Souttar header Chester chance Most of them were with 10 men On ot goals Smith (who is a good full back but not a wing back) was in front of the man who scored but let them pass him |
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Post by robwahlmann on Oct 22, 2020 20:23:41 GMT
The linesman on the same side as the camera made two big wrong decisions that really cost us yesterday! 1. He flagged for offside when Campbell and Powell broke through in the first half with only one defender between them. Looked like a very promising opportunity, and Campebell must have been at least a yard onside! 2. Making sure Collins was sent off which also must have been a wrong decision as it was rescinded. It felt like match fixing was at play with the decisions made. Who is able to raise concerns to the appropriate bodies? One of the linesmen should really not be given another chance in the Championship before next year in my opinion. Thought his decisions were dubios through most of the game. |
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Post by scarlet on Oct 23, 2020 16:51:23 GMT
The throw in leading to Barnsley’s opening goal looked like a foul throw. I’m sure if fans had been in they would have done their bit to alert the officials to it.
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Post by bgreen13 on Oct 23, 2020 17:52:52 GMT
The throw in leading to Barnsley’s opening goal looked like a foul throw. I’m sure if fans had been in they would have done their bit to alert the officials to it. Fans don't care because Oneill didkt paly the formation they want him to play |
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Post by Squeekster on Oct 23, 2020 18:24:53 GMT
There were some strange off-side decisions last night for sure. The Campbell one was just plain weird as the camera's had him well on-side, but not nearly as strange as the one a minute later when 2 of the Barnsley players were an absolute mile off. It was also the linesman that stitched up Collins That said Barnsley were miles better than us and must have felt robbed that they did not get the win. The sending off was a blessing as we looked stronger defensively after Collis went - but even with 11 we never had a decent period in the game - we were just under the cosh from start to finish and quite frankly looked all over the place Agree we were poor but evn then, we had a number of gilt edged chances to score Fletchers 1 on 1 Fletcher put through 2nd half Souttar header Chester chance Most of them were with 10 men On ot goals Smith (who is a good full back but not a wing back) was in front of the man who scored but let them pass him Don't forget Brown, he should of scored. |
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Post by bgreen13 on Oct 23, 2020 18:32:34 GMT
There were some strange off-side decisions last night for sure. The Campbell one was just plain weird as the camera's had him well on-side, but not nearly as strange as the one a minute later when 2 of the Barnsley players were an absolute mile off. It was also the linesman that stitched up Collins That said Barnsley were miles better than us and must have felt robbed that they did not get the win. The sending off was a blessing as we looked stronger defensively after Collis went - but even with 11 we never had a decent period in the game - we were just under the cosh from start to finish and quite frankly looked all over the place What a load of shit. |
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Post by pottersrule on Oct 23, 2020 21:17:12 GMT
The throw in leading to Barnsley’s opening goal looked like a foul throw. I’m sure if fans had been in they would have done their bit to alert the officials to it. The only thing that would have alerted those dozy twats would have been a taser! |
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Post by musik on Oct 24, 2020 0:06:04 GMT
Ok ...
at first I thought the thread was about Smith and his two mistakes.
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