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Mike Dean comments
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Andy Thompson
The arrogance of the man is unbelievable, these referees are so confidence that they can do what they like and never be held to account for their actions or performance.
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Chris Armstrong
Not a fan of Wenger (obvs) but the fact he called Mike Dean a liar and then stuck to his guns is something I can respect.
Dean should pay back his fine…
How tf can any referee say they are doing anything other than controlling the match to the best of their ability?
For me this highlights the overall culture. It’s certainly not one of impartial professionalism. Cheating cnuts the lot of them.
Dean should pay back his fine…
How tf can any referee say they are doing anything other than controlling the match to the best of their ability?
For me this highlights the overall culture. It’s certainly not one of impartial professionalism. Cheating cnuts the lot of them.
Mr Gogolak
Clive Wilson
At least, now, we know why he's such a poor referee. It's really an interesting case because - I think - it goes much beyond the football sphere. It seems Western societies have become so passive that a number of people daily push the envelope further and further, just to see if there's going to be a reaction. These people are goading you into doing something about it but nothing happens. In that, Dean is no different from Infantino, Trump or any other wind-up merchant.
People (Spurs fans in particular last season) have been asking some serious questions about refereeing and instead of answering these questions, the Mike Deans of this world just keep adding fuel to the fire. It says a lot about the kind of societies we live in: people make infuriated comments in front of a screen (myself included) but they don't have the time or energy to actually make it change. It's a vicious circle that we can't get out of at the moment.
We'll see what happens, but I doubt it will lead to any real change. The media will dismiss it as a former referee trying to gloat his way into relevance or something like that.
People (Spurs fans in particular last season) have been asking some serious questions about refereeing and instead of answering these questions, the Mike Deans of this world just keep adding fuel to the fire. It says a lot about the kind of societies we live in: people make infuriated comments in front of a screen (myself included) but they don't have the time or energy to actually make it change. It's a vicious circle that we can't get out of at the moment.
We'll see what happens, but I doubt it will lead to any real change. The media will dismiss it as a former referee trying to gloat his way into relevance or something like that.