Viking Supporters Co-operative
Viking Chat => Viking Chat => Topic started by: Lincoln Rover on January 17, 2018, 05:41:12 pm
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Hardly unexpected. He had until Monday to respond.
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A small collection by supporters to show that we are behind the club and management towards the fine or a charity donation
He only said what we are thinking
Nothing fabulous more a gesture
Maybe I’m out of order
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I agree but I think supporters associations should speak out for their managers and teams who are voiceless in this failure by the f.a to acknowledge that poor refereeing is spoiling the game at the lower end of the football League .
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How do we set up an on line petition to make the fa aware of the failings (if they know they have their heads in the sand)
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A small collection by supporters to show that we are behind the club and management towards the fine or a charity donation
He only said what we are thinking
Nothing fabulous more a gesture
Maybe I’m out of order
Disagree personally, he said what he did and can more than afford to pay the fine. I am glad he said what he did really as it needed saying but he went a bit far.
There are plenty of more worthwhile causes we could be doing supporter collections for.
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Likely the charge would have been less had he not have come out with the shoot them reference.
Otherwise he has plenty of support for the other comments!
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Rovers Alias.
I understand where you're coming from, however I think it's the fact we support his stance on it, if not his words.
I'm sure Mrs F won't be wondering how she's going to pay for next weeks shopping, but I agree with the opinion that we support him.
It's all down to opinion and I'm simply expressing mine.
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Has the ref been disciplined?
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Has the ref been disciplined?
No, he's got another game this weekend
The ref should be charged with bringing the game into disrepute
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Any support shown by Rovers fans would probably go unnoticed, simply because it would be expected that we would support our own manager.
However, when this all blew up, didn’t we see support from fans of numerous other clubs?
If they still were prepared to back us up then maybe a petition would carry some weight.
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Red card to crap refereees?
Give everyone an A4 red card/sheet of paper to hold up at start of a game. Would be cheap, get publicity and maybe catch on with other fans
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90 % of supporters have said the same about the ref or even more But Darren this the only one that the Spineless FA can charge rtid
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Has the ref been disciplined?
No, he's got another game this weekend
The ref should be charged with bringing the game into disrepute
... and as I said before he (The Ref) was probably given top marks or 8/10 for instance from the Assessor
If he DID its a shambles
If he DID NOT then we as Supporters should have access to those Reports (particularly that one)
Ironic really that our Manager might be fined for saying the Ref was "crap" to paraphrase his Interview and there in EFL or FA HQ wherever they end up might be a Report backing him up 100%.
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Those ostriches at the F.A need to know that the supporters are the once loosing out on FairPlay as it totally unexceptionable to be asked to show respect for officials and the same officials haven’t the common decency to give of the their best. All too often games are hinged by decision making , so thousands watching voicing opinions can’t always be considered bias or wrong . Some notice has to taken and improvements made or the game will be seen as only fit for the billionaire clubs who have most influence on the authorities who govern.
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Red card to crap refereees?
Give everyone an A4 red card/sheet of paper to hold up at start of a game. Would be cheap, get publicity and maybe catch on with other fans
Now this is an idea I do like!
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The officials should be obliged to do media interviews after the game, like managers have to
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The officials should be obliged to do media interviews after the game, like managers have to
Preferably straight after the game ends as in the DF circumstances.
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A small collection by supporters to show that we are behind the club and management towards the fine or a charity donation
He only said what we are thinking
Nothing fabulous more a gesture
Maybe I’m out of order
Disagree personally, he said what he did and can more than afford to pay the fine. I am glad he said what he did really as it needed saying but he went a bit far.
There are plenty of more worthwhile causes we could be doing supporter collections for.
Its going to be a white wash because of what you say “ he went too far” it will all be about DFs choice of expression and the fundamental message of incompetence of refereeing will not be addressed.
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Red card to crap refereees?
Give everyone an A4 red card/sheet of paper to hold up at start of a game. Would be cheap, get publicity and maybe catch on with other fans
Because that's a sure fire way to get a ref to give us any decisions, isn't it?
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Or could make them think twice as they know the level of scrutiny is up?
Or, more likely, make bugger all difference to their performance in the same way that singing songs about the ref doesn't do much either
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Red card to crap refereees?
Give everyone an A4 red card/sheet of paper to hold up at start of a game. Would be cheap, get publicity and maybe catch on with other fans
Because that's a sure fire way to get a ref to give us any decisions, isn't it?
If they don't give us decisions based on something the fans do then they have no right being referees / linespeople, because that would be completely against the integrity of the role and basically would be cheating.
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Would Fergie's remarks have got the same attention/support they did if he hadn't made the shooting comment? Did he know this when he said it? Could it have been that he added an over the top shocking remark to draw more attention to what he was actually saying, which is now widely regarded as a great point?
I'll put the tinfoil hat down now...
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Red card to crap refereees?
Give everyone an A4 red card/sheet of paper to hold up at start of a game. Would be cheap, get publicity and maybe catch on with other fans
Because that's a sure fire way to get a ref to give us any decisions, isn't it?
If they don't give us decisions based on something the fans do then they have no right being referees / linespeople, because that would be completely against the integrity of the role and basically would be cheating.
If you go back to when John Ryan was calling out every referee under the sun, we seemed to get fewer and fewer decisions out way.
It may not be a conscious bias against us but suggesting to shoot referees will plant a seed in their heads. It doesn't matter that he's apologised, the initial statement got alot more attention than the slight retraction.
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If the powers that be listen to the whole interview they can surely see that he made what can only be regarded as a flippant remark. Also, the officials were laughing in Fergie's face when he confronted them at the final whistle. As common sense goes out of the window in these matters they will make an example of him and punish him accordingly and nothing will change.
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He knows the game. Stupid use of language. Pay the fine and move on.
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Yes he should be charged everybody has known he will since the minute he said it.
But the ref having no culpability at all is a disgrace
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How many qualified officials are we going to need it they're to be struck off every time they make errors?
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They won't be struck off and it wasn't just a single mistake
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Slating Referees almost constantly did Fergie Seniors Team little harm did it
There were statistics showing they were major beneficiaries of :
a) lots of Penalty Kicks awarded at Old Trafford with lots of them "judged" later to be "soft" and
b) lots of time added at the end (over and above what people had thought there should be) - during some of which the home Team invariably scored.
So it worked for him / the Team and whilst he has not got the ear of the Media in the same way as Fergie Snr I hope it works for us in the same way ! We are not getting Penalties that most in the Ground think are "clear cut" at the moment
Can someone lead me to a transcript of what DF actually said please because I remember hearing the "shooting bit" and I keep seeing it reported as something quite different.
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They shouldn’t be struck off but what should happen is;
1) they become full time professional
2) they’re fully trained and kept on top of with their training and
3) they need to be fit with constant fitness tests
If then they’re still making terrible decisions like Saturday just gone then it shows they’re incompetent and need to be struck off.
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I would like to be at today's press meeting, I wonder if Radio Sheffield will send the same Reporter, and what would you do if they did and you were Fergie?
A day like today I would talk to him on the centre spot and I would keep him waiting, and hope for rain and sleet.
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A small collection by supporters to show that we are behind the club and management towards the fine or a charity donation
He only said what we are thinking
Nothing fabulous more a gesture.
A good idea murham, Fans4foodbanks would appreciate the donations.
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I would like to be at today's press meeting, I wonder if Radio Sheffield will send the same Reporter, and what would you do if they did and you were Fergie?
A day like today I would talk to him on the centre spot and I would keep him waiting, and hope for rain and sleet.
And I will say it yet again, the reporter in question did absolutely NOTHING wrong. He did his job, asked a perfectly reasonable question and got an unreasonable answer from our manager. The station then reported on the story in the exact manner they should have done.
Stop blaming journalists for a mistake Darren Ferguson made.
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The reporter asked a hypothetical question, and Fergie responded with a hypothetical answer.
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The reporter asked a leading question when emotions were running high, it was the first question he asked rather than ask a question about the game, he knew he'd get an emotional response
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The reporter asked a leading question when emotions were running high, it was the first question he asked rather than ask a question about the game, he knew he'd get an emotional response
it wasn't the first question, nor was it a leading one. He asked DF “What would you like to see the FA do...”
That could have lead to an answer about punishing the ref in some way, re-educating, clarifying any instructions they give to rule interpretation etc etc..
It was a very open question.
https://www.doncasterfreepress.co.uk/sport/football/doncaster-rovers/doncaster-rovers-what-darren-ferguson-actually-said-in-that-ref-rant-1-8960307 (https://www.doncasterfreepress.co.uk/sport/football/doncaster-rovers/doncaster-rovers-what-darren-ferguson-actually-said-in-that-ref-rant-1-8960307)
The first question was:
Mike Minay (BBC Sheffield): “Darren, one place to start and that’s the last incident of the game, the penalty. Your thoughts?” Darren Ferguson: “It’s the most blatant penalty you will ever see."
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The reporter asked a leading question when emotions were running high, it was the first question he asked rather than ask a question about the game, he knew he'd get an emotional response
it wasn't the first question, nor was it a leading one. He asked DF “What would you like to see the FA do...”
That could have lead to an answer about punishing the ref in some way, re-educating, clarifying any instructions they give to rule interpretation etc etc..
It was a very open question.
https://www.doncasterfreepress.co.uk/sport/football/doncaster-rovers/doncaster-rovers-what-darren-ferguson-actually-said-in-that-ref-rant-1-8960307 (https://www.doncasterfreepress.co.uk/sport/football/doncaster-rovers/doncaster-rovers-what-darren-ferguson-actually-said-in-that-ref-rant-1-8960307)
The first question was:
Mike Minay (BBC Sheffield): “Darren, one place to start and that’s the last incident of the game, the penalty. Your thoughts?” Darren Ferguson: “It’s the most blatant penalty you will ever see."
The incident was the first question, usually they talk about how the game went first and then the icidents, the reporter knew exactly what he was doing, but as others have said, thats his job, it's up to Fergie to be wise about what they are saying
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Why shouldn't it be the first question? It was a controversial incident that affected the outcome of the match, and may have cost us 2 points.
Fergie could have diffused the situation by saying something like we should have been winning the game beforehand, not relying on a late minute penalty decision..
Sorry but I don't think the journalist inflamed the situation at all.. Like many fans I sympathise with Fergie, but he could have chosen his words better.
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The reporter asked a leading question when emotions were running high, it was the first question he asked rather than ask a question about the game, he knew he'd get an emotional response
it wasn't the first question, nor was it a leading one. He asked DF “What would you like to see the FA do...”
That could have lead to an answer about punishing the ref in some way, re-educating, clarifying any instructions they give to rule interpretation etc etc..
It was a very open question.
https://www.doncasterfreepress.co.uk/sport/football/doncaster-rovers/doncaster-rovers-what-darren-ferguson-actually-said-in-that-ref-rant-1-8960307 (https://www.doncasterfreepress.co.uk/sport/football/doncaster-rovers/doncaster-rovers-what-darren-ferguson-actually-said-in-that-ref-rant-1-8960307)
The first question was:
Mike Minay (BBC Sheffield): “Darren, one place to start and that’s the last incident of the game, the penalty. Your thoughts?” Darren Ferguson: “It’s the most blatant penalty you will ever see."
The incident was the first question, usually they talk about how the game went first and then the icidents, the reporter knew exactly what he was doing, but as others have said, thats his job, it's up to Fergie to be wise about what they are saying
If that reporter hadn't asked about the incidents first, he'd have been doing his job badly. It was the key talking point coming out of the game. It was all we were talking about going home I can assure you.
This is really a lot simpler than people are making out. A good journalist/reporter will ask what are deemed to be the most important and newsworthy questions first, so that they can run with the top line of what the manager thinks on the controversial incidents.
"MANAGER REACTS TO CONTROVERSIAL OFFICIATING" is a much better headline than "MANAGER REACTS TO LEAGUE DRAW" any way you cut it.
It wasn't a leading question at all, and if you actually listened to the entire interview they discussed a great many things and did not start with the "shoot them" stuff, not even close.
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I think the journalist did inflame the situation. Why else would his initial question be "what would YOU do", about poor officials?
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I think the journalist did inflame the situation. Why else would his initial question be "what would YOU do", about poor officials?
to which DF replied "what can I do", then the journalist asked what would he (DF) like to see the FA do..
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Fergie replied, "What can I do - Shoot them"?
It's like a barman asking you what you'd like to do to someone who just pinched your pint!
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Its only football B.B. its not as serious as a missing pint ha ha
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The reporter asked a leading question when emotions were running high, it was the first question he asked rather than ask a question about the game, he knew he'd get an emotional response
it wasn't the first question, nor was it a leading one. He asked DF “What would you like to see the FA do...”
That could have lead to an answer about punishing the ref in some way, re-educating, clarifying any instructions they give to rule interpretation etc etc..
It was a very open question.
https://www.doncasterfreepress.co.uk/sport/football/doncaster-rovers/doncaster-rovers-what-darren-ferguson-actually-said-in-that-ref-rant-1-8960307 (https://www.doncasterfreepress.co.uk/sport/football/doncaster-rovers/doncaster-rovers-what-darren-ferguson-actually-said-in-that-ref-rant-1-8960307)
The first question was:
Mike Minay (BBC Sheffield): “Darren, one place to start and that’s the last incident of the game, the penalty. Your thoughts?” Darren Ferguson: “It’s the most blatant penalty you will ever see."
to which he then went on to talk about the foul on Butler and never mentioned the blatant assault on Copps
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Not wanting to add fuel to the fire, like, but I'm surprised Fergie or anyone on the forum hasn't mentioned the Glaring handball by a Plymouth player in the area in the second half either.
Our lass said she heard the crowd's screams for justice in Bentley.