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Thread: **** off Alan Muir......
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14-05-2016 07:45 AM #2
There is no doubt the blatant penalty that was not given by him leaves a sour note to the play offs. Assuming we had scored the penalty and being 3-1 up and taken at the very least a one goal advantage into the second game it could have been a wholly different situation. Another SFA Referee who has been shown to be in my opinion- bent. He seen the Falkirk player put his hand on the ball then clear it up the park. Bent is the only word for him.
In addition Craig Thompson elected not even to book the player who fouled James Keatings when being the last man and denying James a clear goal scoring opportunity. It should by the letter of the law a straight red card. When Stokes kicked the ball away Thompson immediately booked Stokes as it was by the letter of the law a straight yellow card for kicking the ball away. How then was a last man defender not sent off for a straight red card for denying James Keatings a clear goal scoring opportunity. James was clearly going to have a good clear sight of goal when he was fouled.
Do the SFA Referees have an agenda or is it the SFA who appoint these Referees who call the big blatant decisions wrongly and always the other way against the Hi bees.
If either of these two massive calls by firstly Muir and secondly by Thompson had been given correctly they would have changed the outcome.
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14-05-2016 07:48 AM #3
We were asked to win a game of football. We failed. Muir is a tit but so is stubbs
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14-05-2016 07:51 AM #5
We create enough openings and chances that we should be comfortably winning matches even if Gary Mackay was refereeing.
Muir was a contributory factor in the outcome alright, but not as much as the inability to turn possession and chances into goals has been this season.
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14-05-2016 07:51 AM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-05-2016 07:53 AM #7
Muir was under pressure due to Houston's long and bitter complaints regarding a soft penalty given in a previous match between the two clubs.
Thomson's anti-Hibs bias is well documented and has been brought to the SFA's attention.
Of all the referees available on Tuesday and Friday night why were these two chosen for the tie?
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14-05-2016 07:59 AM #8
It was a scandalous call by the ref but refs arent the issue we havent went up, our crap results in the 2nd half of the season are
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14-05-2016 08:00 AM #9This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-05-2016 08:00 AM #10
I despair of this situation. We've had a period of 4/5 years of horrific refereeing decisions. Forster's headed goal at Tynecastle an example which could easily have saved us from relegation for example.
In this 2 legs we've been denied a blatant penalty twice and Falkirks right back gets away with kicking Henderson off the ball. Same player hits McGinn in the face last night. McCracken should blatantly have been red carded for the penalty. Not even booked and goes on to punch Logan in the face, again no punishment
Throughout all this Stubbs says nothing, sticking to SFA/SPFL rules. its too late now FFS. Forget the dignified answers and draw attention to this crap.
Of course we should have been good enough to win despite all this. But again we've been cheated and we've missed any opportunity to impact matters by speaking up earlier.
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14-05-2016 08:03 AM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Even if he was faultless other than the red, that's still massive. An hour with 10 men
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14-05-2016 08:05 AM #12
Job done by Muir.Any other team would have been given it.The old saying goes "it's not what you know, it's who you know"
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14-05-2016 08:05 AM #13
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Yep. Too many poor results where the ref wasn't to blame.
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14-05-2016 08:06 AM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-05-2016 08:09 AM #17
You need luck in any sport and Falkirk had it all including the ref blunders
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14-05-2016 08:10 AM #18
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If you look at the stats over the 2 legs you'll see that it wasn't Muir's fault we lost. We could easily have missed that pen and it would probably still be the refs fault.
Chance after chance (story of our last two seasons sadly) missed. We've not utilised our set pieces effectively enough either. Just lump it in the box and watch Rodgers/Cuthbert/Langfield/Brown claim it without fuss or a proper challenge.
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14-05-2016 08:11 AM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-05-2016 08:14 AM #21This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-05-2016 08:23 AM #24This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Yes our defensive frailties remain but we have been shafted in both games.
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14-05-2016 09:08 AM #25This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-05-2016 09:16 AM #26
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Chris Sutton correct and according to BT sport Howard Webb couldn't believe my its incompetence
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14-05-2016 11:26 AM #27This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-05-2016 11:30 AM #28
We should have still gone on to win BUT..
You can't deny that he changed the course of the tie, we would have been 3-1 up and cruising if converted, with such high stakes how he got that wrong is unforgivable, he is a useless **** that should never referee a game of football again in his life.
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14-05-2016 11:37 AM #29This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
As it is Muir 'bottled' a huge decision and Thomson 'only' failed to send a player off with the bulk of the game to go. The refs aren't wholly to blame for our loss but they did play a significant part.
In mitigation re Thomson though, wasn't there recently a ruling that preventing a goal scoring opportunity will no longer be an automatic red card - don't know if that's taken effect yet.
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14-05-2016 11:39 AM #30
Completely and utterly shafted in this tie by referees. However, it is naive to say the refs were the only reason we didn't go through, we didn't put away our chances are were once again soft at the back when high balls came in.
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