cardiff joy as poor refereeing decisions costs unlucky fulham a return

[notonfire1226]

https://theref.online/cardiff-joy-as-poor-refereeing-costs-unlucky-fulham-a-return-to-the-premier-league/?utm_source=t.co&utm_medium=referral

[Milo]

Fascinating!

I always wondered what ex referees ended up becoming. I just assumed there's an Argos factory just outside Slough that housed them all. Come to think of it... train platform conductors? Could use the whistle. Footlocker shop assistants? Basically the same outfit.

[mrmicawbers]

Bottling Factory for people with impaired eyesight.

[Stavross1927]

 :005: that's a thorough and well researched article! Not quite.

Cardiff were promoted because they held their nerve more than Fulham and got 2 points more, not because decisions that did or didn't go their way.

Hope you beat Derby and go up, as Fulham and Wolves were the best 'footballing' teams in the divison and the trip to Craven Cottage is always a good one.

[Milo]

:005: that's a thorough and well researched article! Not quite.

Cardiff were promoted because they held their nerve more than Fulham and got 2 points more, not because decisions that did or didn't go their way.

Hope you beat Derby and go up, as Fulham and Wolves were the best 'footballing' teams in the divison and the trip to Craven Cottage is always a good one.

Well hang on... if it's indeed a panel of ex referees analysing with video technology all the defining moments... how is it not thorough and well researched?

Reality is it makes no difference but it's pretty much confirmation what we know already isn't it... Championship referees are on the whole awful.

[BigbadBillyMcKinley]

:005: that's a thorough and well researched article! Not quite.

Cardiff were promoted because they held their nerve more than Fulham and got 2 points more, not because decisions that did or didn't go their way.

Hope you beat Derby and go up, as Fulham and Wolves were the best 'footballing' teams in the divison and the trip to Craven Cottage is always a good one.

Well hang on... if it's indeed a panel of ex referees analysing with video technology all the defining moments... how is it not thorough and well researched?

Reality is it makes no difference but it's pretty much confirmation what we know already isn't it... Championship referees are on the whole awful.

They are, but I also believe they just don't hold the nerve to stop a team losing out on about £100million and simply don't give anything.