RATE THE REF - Mike Dean v Manchester United
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RATE THE REF - Mike Dean v Manchester United
Mike Dean (The Wirral) v Manchester United
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A. Decision Making (including use of advantage) - out of 25
B. Consistency - out of 25
C. Fitness and Positioning - of 25
D. Control and Authority - out of 25
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Can’t mark from TV but pretty much 100 %
Easily one of the Top 2 Referees
Easily one of the Top 2 Referees
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I thought he did pretty well apart from the McNeil booking
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Complete shite from the Plastic Scouser
He allowed foul after foul by United to go unpunished
He allowed Young to dive about at every opportunity conning freekicks
We had Shaw feigning injury and the bombing along like Usain Bolt.
The ref was guttless and totally ineffectual
He even awarded offsides with 4 men playing us on
If he ever refs a top flight game again its too soon
He allowed foul after foul by United to go unpunished
He allowed Young to dive about at every opportunity conning freekicks
We had Shaw feigning injury and the bombing along like Usain Bolt.
The ref was guttless and totally ineffectual
He even awarded offsides with 4 men playing us on
If he ever refs a top flight game again its too soon
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B 12 hoodwinked by Uniteds constant cheating.
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He is just in awe of Man United.
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He is just in awe of Man United.
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Shaw was not even playing!!
However a foul now is any contact slightly heavier than a light breeze.
However a foul now is any contact slightly heavier than a light breeze.
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Apart from the obvious dive, he gave a freekick every single time a United player went down.
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Re: RATE THE REF - Mike Dean v Manchester United
McNeil committed a foul but then launched a tirade of abuse at the AR ---gets cautioned ---nothing new at all, even in these modern times!
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Yes a bit stupid, McNeil has a bit of growing up to do!Ashingtonclaret46 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2019 1:12 pmMcNeil committed a foul but then launched a tirade of abuse at the AR ---gets cautioned ---nothing new at all, even in these modern times!
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He was very quick to card our players (but all were pretty much deserved), yet he really didn't want to card United and seemed to bend over backwards not to. I've always thought he was very good, but these days he really does seem to have a rather worrying "rapport" with some of the bigger teams/players, like Young who as mentioned falls over when anyone is within 10 yards of him and automatically gets a free kick followed by a little catch up natter from a smiling Mr Dean.
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Worst I've ever seen him, I think.
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Worst I've ever seen him, I think.
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I'm with MDWat on that performance. Dean bought every single "I felt him breathe so I knew I could fall down!" antic. And, as for how you can referee properly when you are 30 yards from the action ...
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Re: RATE THE REF - Mike Dean v Manchester United
Their lad should have been booked for fouling Charlie Taylor just before Ben Mee and Charlie Taylor themselves got booked for similar fouls.
McNeil should have got booked for shouting at the liner, but I doubt it was a foul in the first place (although I haven't seen it back).
Like most of the 'big six', Man Utd's players are cheats and crybabies - the ref cannot possibly see through it all so he's bound to be hoodwinked from time to time.
McNeil should have got booked for shouting at the liner, but I doubt it was a foul in the first place (although I haven't seen it back).
Like most of the 'big six', Man Utd's players are cheats and crybabies - the ref cannot possibly see through it all so he's bound to be hoodwinked from time to time.
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He did okay apart from the foul on Charlie where he just let it go. Couldn't understand why he continually allowed big mouth Maguire to keep mouthing off.
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Bizzare when Fred didn't get anything after sprinting 20/30 yards to Dean and getting in his face when Dean judged the ball to have gone out for a corner.
A Burnley player does similar (McNeil) man gets a card, typical United bias.
A Burnley player does similar (McNeil) man gets a card, typical United bias.
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Ref was good.
Not sure we have linesmen putting flags up for marginal ones. We lost out a couple of times when we had a good move progressing. One on Barnes was definitely onside on the replay I saw so why on earth are the linesman flagging. I thought Var was supposed to mean the flag stays down unless blatant....
Not sure we have linesmen putting flags up for marginal ones. We lost out a couple of times when we had a good move progressing. One on Barnes was definitely onside on the replay I saw so why on earth are the linesman flagging. I thought Var was supposed to mean the flag stays down unless blatant....
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Gave away too much to utd. Every time they were about to be tackled they threw themselves on the floor and he fell for it.
And don't forget the lino who gave a free kick cos one of the poor loves' boot fell off cos he's got no laces.
And don't forget the lino who gave a free kick cos one of the poor loves' boot fell off cos he's got no laces.
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Dreadful.
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Dreadful.
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Usually regs pretty well in our games but this was the worst I’ve seen him. Saw what he wanted to in my opinion.
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Usually regs pretty well in our games but this was the worst I’ve seen him. Saw what he wanted to in my opinion.
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He was ok. Young should have been booked just for being there.
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Re: RATE THE REF - Mike Dean v Manchester United
Dean's a great ref, we can't blame him for our shortcomings.
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VAR is undermining our referees including Martin Atkinson, Michael Oliver and Dean who are amongst the best. They have lost self-confidence and decisiveness this season as a consequence of VAR's introduction and the fear of being constantly over-ruled
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Poor performance from Dean. Allowed Man U players to run the game. Was constantly conned by the Utd, players and allowed all the Utd. players to give him an earbashing at every possible opportunity. Is he due to retire soon ?
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Poor performance from Dean. Allowed Man U players to run the game. Was constantly conned by the Utd, players and allowed all the Utd. players to give him an earbashing at every possible opportunity. Is he due to retire soon ?
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Watched on TV so not allowed to rate (which I find strange as I get the benefit of the replays which enables, I would have thought, a better perspective of the decision making, but I digress) so all I will say is that those Utd players seem to fall over very easily, and Dean seemed to give them a lot of free kicks when they did fall over.
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A good ref.... Though on this occasion hoodwinked by the opposition.dougcollins wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2019 6:42 pmDean's a great ref, we can't blame him for our shortcomings.
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Some of the scores on here are hilarious. He blew every time we even went near a United player.
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I’ll go 5 10 5 6
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That is the modern game and it will get worse with referees told to penalise the least bit of contact ---you can't have these multi-million pound stars getting injured because they are who people tune in their TV to watch ---not the likes of Ben Mee and James Tarkowski!Lord_Bob wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2019 8:31 pmWatched on TV so not allowed to rate (which I find strange as I get the benefit of the replays which enables, I would have thought, a better perspective of the decision making, but I digress) so all I will say is that those Utd players seem to fall over very easily, and Dean seemed to give them a lot of free kicks when they did fall over.
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Re: RATE THE REF - Mike Dean v Manchester United
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Dean is my favourite ref but this was a bad one from him.
There were several decisions I thought were bad, and they tended to favour United. No doubt we were robust, but we do that in every game and in this game the refereeing felt different.
We gave United too much respect, and I sense Dean did too.
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Dean is my favourite ref but this was a bad one from him.
There were several decisions I thought were bad, and they tended to favour United. No doubt we were robust, but we do that in every game and in this game the refereeing felt different.
We gave United too much respect, and I sense Dean did too.
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Absolutely bang on Ash, they have a different approach to the laws of the game now,ores the pity
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Also why wasn't De Gea and the two full backs booked for time wasting everytime they got a goal kick both fullback came into the box De Cheat looked at them our forwards moved forward then De Cheat waved them out and proceeded to launch it. Wasted at least a minute every time but ManUDean allowed it every time.
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Mores the pity
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There was one instance where he played advantage, they lost the ball and he incorrectly pulled it back imo. Other than that, there wasn't too much to get overly angry about.
UTC!
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There was one instance where he played advantage, they lost the ball and he incorrectly pulled it back imo. Other than that, there wasn't too much to get overly angry about.
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It is all about interpretation of the Laws of the Game and the directives they receive from above in carrying out the desired interpretation.clareteltel44 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2019 8:46 pmAbsolutely bang on Ash, they have a different approach to the laws of the game now,ores the pity
You have to remember that they are employed by the PMGO and paid a salary. therefore, if they do not do as they are instructed, they could quite easily be demoted or dismissed, just as any worker can.
You then hit another problem because there are not the number of young referees progressing into senior football around the country and this could well lead to a shortage at some stage in the future, particularly when you now need 6 people to officiate a Premier League match!
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Dreadful performance from Dean. No doubt rated himself mom. All about him.
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Thought he had a terrible game, not sure what a player needs to do to get a yellow card if the lad who took Taylor out didn't manage to get one.
Not one warning of time wasting despite every player touching it before the eventual free kick taker knocked a short pass to restart play.
De Gea didn't get a warning for looking to take a short goal kick each time then pushing the entire team up the pitch.
Fred didn't get booked for kicking the ball away after Pope touched it past their striker near the end.
Big sides always seem to get this treatment, potentially it's the fact they are so adept at running down the clock but its blatant and doesn't get stopped.
Not one warning of time wasting despite every player touching it before the eventual free kick taker knocked a short pass to restart play.
De Gea didn't get a warning for looking to take a short goal kick each time then pushing the entire team up the pitch.
Fred didn't get booked for kicking the ball away after Pope touched it past their striker near the end.
Big sides always seem to get this treatment, potentially it's the fact they are so adept at running down the clock but its blatant and doesn't get stopped.
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I’ve always thought Dean was OK but he was absolutely shocking last night with ANY contact with a United player seemingly resulting in a foul being given, even on the rare occasions when they didn’t go down at the faintest touch. I’ll add to the various failings already listed on this thread his total failure to stop Martial standing 20cm in front of the ball every time we tried to take a free kick.
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Clearly a UTD fan.
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Re: RATE THE REF - Mike Dean v Manchester United
Fred did get booked for that incident, as did Williams who committed the foul on Pope.Row Z wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2019 10:10 pmThought he had a terrible game, not sure what a player needs to do to get a yellow card if the lad who took Taylor out didn't manage to get one.
Not one warning of time wasting despite every player touching it before the eventual free kick taker knocked a short pass to restart play.
De Gea didn't get a warning for looking to take a short goal kick each time then pushing the entire team up the pitch.
Fred didn't get booked for kicking the ball away after Pope touched it past their striker near the end.
Big sides always seem to get this treatment, potentially it's the fact they are so adept at running down the clock but its blatant and doesn't get stopped.
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I must have missed Fred's booking watching Pope run all the way back to his goal line! Always fascinating to see how knackered keepers are after a short sprint despite spending so much time physically active.Ashingtonclaret46 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2019 11:46 pmFred did get booked for that incident, as did Williams who committed the foul on Pope.
Williams got his booking for diving when he came together with Bardsley, so it must have been Lingard who got the booking for the foul on Pope.
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Sorry guys, you are all getting worked up about nothing.
In the modern game, they tell you to get on with the game, hence you can take a free kick or throw in ---"within the vicinity of the area" whatever that means!
Also a player is supposed to retreat the mandatory 10 yards for a free kick to be taken , however, they are encouraging players to get on with the game and not insist on this !
There are many other direcctives which are alien to the ordinary fan and they see players getting away with stuff week after week.
The game has changed beyond recognition at the top level and is not the game that I now want to watch ---sadly!
In the modern game, they tell you to get on with the game, hence you can take a free kick or throw in ---"within the vicinity of the area" whatever that means!
Also a player is supposed to retreat the mandatory 10 yards for a free kick to be taken , however, they are encouraging players to get on with the game and not insist on this !
There are many other direcctives which are alien to the ordinary fan and they see players getting away with stuff week after week.
The game has changed beyond recognition at the top level and is not the game that I now want to watch ---sadly!
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True --I stand corrected! I just know that he booked two players right in front of where I was sat. Pope sprinted back to get the ball which was in the back of the net after Fred kicked it there!Row Z wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2019 11:50 pmI must have missed Fred's booking watching Pope run all the way back to his goal line! Always fascinating to see how knackered keepers are after a short sprint despite spending so much time physically active.
Williams got his booking for diving when he came together with Bardsley, so it must have been Lingard who got the booking for the foul on Pope.
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I thought he was absolutely shocking.
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I know what your saying, don't you think this is alienating the modern fan, it's like you have to do a course just to understand the game. Do you think the games getting to complicated?Ashingtonclaret46 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2019 11:51 pmSorry guys, you are all getting worked up about nothing.
In the modern game, they tell you to get on with the game, hence you can take a free kick or throw in ---"within the vicinity of the area" whatever that means!
Also a player is supposed to retreat the mandatory 10 yards for a free kick to be taken , however, they are encouraging players to get on with the game and not insist on this !
There are many other direcctives which are alien to the ordinary fan and they see players getting away with stuff week after week.
The game has changed beyond recognition at the top level and is not the game that I now want to watch ---sadly!
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The game is only getting too complicated because the line between a foul and a dive are so drunkenly blurred as to be the same thing.
It makes it much harder for the ref to know what's a foul and what isn't and so the tackles with proper contact are invariably punished with a yellow card.
It makes it much harder for the ref to know what's a foul and what isn't and so the tackles with proper contact are invariably punished with a yellow card.