Meanwhile some referee errors are highlighted, but not others. And we have no evidence as to the average number of referee errors per game, because the media and PGMO won’t publish it, so we can’t see ...
Manchester United has been screwed, and Arsenal has been screwed. Is anyone surprised? If so, such a person might like to keep up with the evolution of football in England a little more. Haaland’s ...
Furthermore, it has become clear that ManC still owes a lot of the money it spent on players in recent years, to the clubs it has bought the players from, This isn’t unusual – clubs often might spend ...
But one of the weaknesses of an organisation that always gets its own way is that in the end it is so used to getting its own way, it stops noticing what is going on around it. And that is very much ...
Where work is delayed on the stadium, Barcelona cite cash flow as the issue, which is nice and nebulous and actually means debt, for as the Athletic revealed Barcelona held the highest debt in world ...
Opinion
Sunderland v Arsenal. The ref is John Brooks, and stats suggest that’s going to be a problem.
John Brooks will referee Arsenal’s Premier League trip to Sunderland on Saturday night and the Read Arsenal website has some information on that topic. Which is very much to be welcomed in my view – ...
And yes, sometimes football at Sunderland is not for everyone, as Mikel Arteta’s side sort of found out in this fixture last season, conceding late on to draw 2-2. But Arsenal have advanced since then ...
Sunderland v Arsenal: the problems the Arsenal team cause the opposition as players are moved around
As I think we saw yesterday, victories over Sunderland are moderately common for Arsenal so the combination of past results and recent form all point in our favour. Which of course can also be a ...
Now we might also note that last season, Sunderland had a flying start to the league season, beating Cardiff 0-2 away from home, beating Sheffield Wednesday 4-0 at home, then beating Burnley 1-0 at ...
According to the Daily Mail, Former Tottenham chairman Lord Alan Sugar has “explosively” claimed Manchester City have ‘got away with b****y murder’ due to their 115-charge case remaining unresolved.
And yet the quality of the refereeing remains very high on the list of issues that I hear fans (including, of course, my own friends) discuss. Decisions which were obvious are ignored or given the ...
So you will know, if you have been here a while, that our biggest and most constant complaints are twofold: one is the lack of clarity in reporting such issues, and the other is the lack of referees.
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