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meanonsunday (Everton) says...
No question that was the most shockingly incompetent officiating crew in many years. The West Brom penalty was a lol moment. First the award itself, where the ref allowed a foul outside the box, perhaps trying to play advantage, but then called a non-existent foul inside the box instead of bringing it back for a free kick. The assistant ref also had a perfect view but did nothing. A simple mistake that no professional official should make. Then the penalty. Lukaku was still taking his backswing when Vorm had both feet off the line, and there were at least 6 players in the box. I don't mean one foot in, I'm surprised the ref could even see Lukaku for the amount of players around him. Yet neither he, nor the assistant ref who's only job is to watch the goalie, noticed a thing.
Posted 10:03pm 9th March 2013