Someone said 'Oliver must have decided that was should to shoulder'.
Strikes me that Oliver should take a course in human anatomy as Fraser's forearm and Bellerin's back don't look anything like shoulders.
Was it City or Everton where we had a free kick at the death (when advantage would have suited us better) and the ref blew AS SOON AS THE ****ING KICK HAD BEEN TAKEN instead of allowing the move to unfold. We should have been allowed at least on attempt from the kick.
The bias we suffer from refs is directly associated with their collective dislike of the SFC...Wenger out!
Don't be ridiculous man! How can you possibly be harder than me? Just look at our avatars. Mine is a gravelly voiced cockney who doubtless grew up in the slums of east London and fraternised with various pearly queens and Frankie Fraser.
Yours is a foppish musician who sang with the Westminster School Choir as a boy.
This raises an interesting* question. How long before a goal does a refereeing officiating error have to take place before it is no longer valid to raise it as a reason to complain about the goal? After all, causality being what it is, it must be possible to cancel out a massive proportion of goals on this basis if you want to go back far enough.