****ed over against Celtic, Aberdeen, Hearts and Rangers in the space of around six weeks.
Go on Hibs, grow a ****ing spine and just call the *******s out for a change!
If not, then don't be surprised at how empty Easter Road will continue to be.
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Thread: VAR and biased refs
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10-03-2024 07:22 PM #91
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10-03-2024 07:37 PM #92
Statements or displeasure being broadcast in media interviews holds little clout. It’s just ignored, or if deemed too critical, an invite to be admonished by the suits will be administered.
Needs something radical that will actually make people sit up and take notice. A withdrawal from next seasons Scottish Cup would be extreme, but one I’d support if it actually accelerated the debate into refereeing in this country.
Unlikely to happen of course, but it needs something other than hot air to start to be seriously investigated. The way we’re continually shafted makes us the obvious body to take the lead and say we’ve had enough.
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11-03-2024 12:03 AM #93
Needs managed outside sfa. Like serpicio said how can the police , police itself
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11-03-2024 01:23 AM #94
I don’t know how anyone can argue that it’s just incompetence anymore. 1 booking from 11 fouls for Rangers tonight. Boyle told to get up every time he was fouled. Every 50/50 went Rangers’ way and the referee managed the game by giving Rangers the benefit of the doubt at every turn and relied on VAR to overturn anything clear and obvious.
Hibs never once got the benefit of the doubt and a VAR check to see if the ref got it right.
Obita’s second yellow wasn’t even seen by the referee, he got the card out after Goldson told him to.
There is no way that referee was letting us win. His handling of the game is indefensible. Ignoring Boyle in a heap on the ground to play was probably the worst of it.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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11-03-2024 01:27 AM #95This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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11-03-2024 04:58 AM #98
You could actually see the excitement in his eyes when sending NMW off. As Matty F says, we were never going to be allowed to win that game. This is the most dejected I’ve felt about Scottish football, not sure there’s a way back.
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11-03-2024 05:37 AM #99
It's a deep rooted corruption, it has become the norm to favour those bigots, they do it without even thinking now.
Even with the introduction of VAR, they dont care that it is being shown to the world, because they know nothing will happen as the authorities behind them are corrupt too, and they dont give a **** either.
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11-03-2024 05:55 AM #100This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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11-03-2024 06:00 AM #101
Between 7th February and 10th March, thats just 5 weeks, weve had our 4 biggest games of the season (Celtic, Aberdeen, Hearts and now Rangers) decided against us by the officials. And these arent borderline, maybe ayes maybe naws sort of decisions, they are scandalous decisions being made every single week.
4 in a MONTH. Let it sink in.
(Im actually forgetting Gollums bizarre penalty for nothing in the St Mirren debacle the week before too. We were getting nowt in that game because we were stinking, but the point remains).
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11-03-2024 06:01 AM #102This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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11-03-2024 06:50 AM #103
Funny thing is on social media both Celtic and Rangers fans claim its them that are the victims of a great conspiracy. They dont see the irony as they must see these decisions going for them every week. As someone else pointed out we have been shafted numerous times since xmas. We need to start asking for the audio at these VAR incidents, the ones that actually go to VAR.
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11-03-2024 06:54 AM #104This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
It's tedious beyond belief how a few posters use their own twisted agendas to tear into the club at every opportunity regardless of the truth.
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11-03-2024 06:59 AM #105
It wasn't just all the big decisions yesterday either.
Twice in the first half Boyle was through and immediately flagged for offside. Aren't they supposed to keep the flag down and let it play out? Not when it could be detrimental to rangers though.
They are blatant with the major decisions and snide with ones like that too.
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11-03-2024 07:01 AM #106
VAR just makes it worse.
You can pore over footage endlessly to find a reason to disallow a goal or award a penalty now. Look hard enough and you will find it. It also gives them an out when they make decisions clearly for the benefit of their favourites. If VAR looks at it then they can say it was looked at and the VAR officials agreed. Of course the VAR officials are part of the same racket so the system still works as intended.
The one that got me last night was their 2nd goalscorer not being booked. Left the park, climbed the advertising board and made contact with the crowd. Exactly the same thing McLean said he had no choice but to book Gray for in the 2016 final. Yet last night he apparently did have a choice and made it to favour Rangers. I'd be curious to know if that player was already on a booking that meant another yellow would have seen him miss the semi.Last edited by Pretty Boy; 11-03-2024 at 08:32 AM.
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11-03-2024 07:35 AM #107
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VAR has to go, the ref getting called over then staying with the penalty decision, then not even looking at the second yellow for Obita was hard to take.
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When have we actually called them out for real rather than pussy footing around the issue.
Montgomery chose the latter option again last night because we have to "play by the rules" and his line about "officials having a bad day and everyone can have a bad day" just sweeps it all under the carpet once again.
I, and thousands of others based upon last night's attendance, have had enough of their cowardly attempts at dealing with this, and there are Hibs fans giving up on the club all together because of it.
So you can call it crap all you want, but when we're done over the next time, and the next time, then eventually you might just come round to the idea that we should be doing a damn sight more than we currently are.
My agenda is an end to the corruption in plain sight in Scottish football, and an end to Hibs giving it tacit approval.
Twisted? I don't think so.Last edited by Chorley Hibee; 11-03-2024 at 07:42 AM.
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11-03-2024 08:24 AM #113
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MIC the refs!!!!!!!!!!! The only thing Hibs can suggest without sounding bitter. They have it in rugby , why not football? It can only be looked at as a positive change for all. At least we can understand their thinking ………but we know they won’t do this either, but at least it will show them up for the corruption as they will have no reasonable excuse for not allowing it.
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11-03-2024 08:49 AM #116
The really, really sickening thing about last night was that NO FOUL was given for an incident that ****ing hospitalised Martin Boyle and the fact that he was knocked out was what probably saved him from being booked for diving.
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11-03-2024 09:28 AM #117
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The fact the rangers player was wrong side and pulled Boyle down doesn't matter
The slightest contact from a defender wrong side only matters when it's in Rangers favor
Hope that's now cleared that incident up
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11-03-2024 09:40 AM #118This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
11 fouls and their only booking was Roofe, who had actually only been on the park 1 minute and hadnt even touched the ball. It was probably the least deserving of a yellow out of all the rangers fouls as hibs player was heading back towards his own goal. Hibs had 7 fouls, which resulted in 4 bookings, 2 red cards and a penalty against us!!
There was a challenge on fish as he was charging forward, he was away from the rangers player and was clearly delibarately brought down as we were breaking through there press. No booking but hibs player had been booked 5 mins earlier for identical challenge!!
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11-03-2024 10:04 AM #119
Incidents like last night are happening all the time whereby a player himself is initiating contact so that a penalty is awarded. I'm sure if it given to us (no laughing) we'd be calling our player "clever" no doubt but it's unsporting and really frustrating to watch when it's against you
I guess what I'm trying to say is, there's a major problem with officials and technology, but players aren't blameless either.
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11-03-2024 10:09 AM #120
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