The must really want the super league to happen.

We’re not getting a decision to go our way for at least the next decade.

… so business as usual I guess.

It’s the emperor’s new clothes in action. They’re terrified we’ll all suddenly perceive the naked corruption at the heart of the game.

lmao what the actual fuck. all he did was speak his mind, it’s not like he fuckin assaulted the referees. is this not against freedom of speech??

These FA & PGMOL cucks need to go and play in traffic, tired of their tyrannical behaviour.

How tf are they going to improve if anybody who shouts on their work is fined?

Lolll they didn’t say shit when Liverpool did the exact same thing!!!

Notice how they do it when less eyes are watching because it’s international break

Watch how no one will get yellow cards for fouling saka and how loose the yellow cards will be to anything an Arsenal player do the next few games

Cartel of incompetent crooks trying to protect their positions and avoid change. We need to increase the volume after this.

The collective owners of the premier league clubs could put a pretty swift end to this if they wanted. They hold the power in this dynamic, not vice versa. League and referees association are trying to set a dangerous precedent here that will ultimately just encourage more bad refereeing and further tip the accountability scale away from match officials. It’s time for the clubs to set aside petty enmities and force change in the VAR system.

Just continue to do it, we will never get a change otherwise

Super wise to double down on this, instead of trying to alleviate the pain due to the shitty decisions. Arsenal, Pool, MU and Chelsea are all American owned. Watch them to make another attempt to create super league if this shit is not fixed.

Would the club face punishment if the fans had banners with bruno forearm to jorginhos head saying “no red” or “not nice”, gabriel being pushed in the back “not enough for a foul”, kovacic late tackles “keeping the game balanced”.

Would the club be held responsible if the fans kept the issue in the spotlight?

Hugely concerned about criticism but not about the reasons for the criticism.