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A Moral Dilemma For you

Would you bung the ref, Atwell, on Saturday night if it guaranteed our survival?

  • Yes...my scruples hang lower than a pensioner's scrotum if it means saving Spurs from the drop

    Votes: 17 47.2%

  • No...how dare you suggest I would ever compromise and cheapen myself in this world

    Votes: 21 58.3%
  • Total voters
    36
We’re gonna win today with a dodgy decision and the Premier League are gonna take this thread as evidence against us. We’ll be relegated for bribery and Everton will probably also be deducted 12 points coz that’s just how the Premier League do things.

Thanks @thfcsteff.
 
Muttley said:
What I would say is that this one is black and white. It is cheating what @thfcsteff.

Here's the problem though. So much of what is happening in football sits in the grey space. It's not as blatant as what we're discussing in this post but does cross lines. Players cheat all the time. Referees cheat the very laws of the game they are put on the pitch for. FIFA and UEFA cheat their way to financial gain.

I would love to build a case for football being both moral and ethical. It's not. In fact the game actually disgusts me nowadays. I drift further away from it every year.
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If it happens on the pitch, on TV, it's not "cheating", it's something else, edge, stretch, call it what you like, but in the sandbox of pro football, any action not sanctioned by the officials is "legal'.
 
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