Chris Kavanagh (Manchester) v Leicester City

How to Score
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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Shocking as he usually is

At least you'll get a much larger contribution jdrobbo.

There is no excuse for giving him more than zero in any category

Abysmal

Just ****!

Only from TV but that is one of the worst performances from a so called elite ref

He should have been demoted or removed from his duties after the VAR incident at Everton at the weekend. Where's the accountability for such an horrendous error?

Not good enough

7
5
14
9

Long time since a ref irritated me so much...no score

A 7
B 5
C 10
D 8

Despite wishing to be overly critical,

A. Decision Making (including use of advantage) - 8
B. Consistency - 10
C. Fitness and Positioning - of 20
D. Control and Authority - out of 8

Absolutely inept. Was going to go against everything we did all match. Nothing summarised his performance more than half way through the 2nd half when he allowed their throw to advance about 20 yards downfield in front of SD as the ref said nothing. Dyche did, mind.

From TV bloody awful.

Is this as good as it gets?

Thought not

Absolute garbage as were his two assistants.

He looked nervous and probably knew he was under the spotlight.

I think he was praying we didn't get a result tonight to drop Everton unto the bottom 3, some if his decisions certainly seem that was the case.
He didn't seem to move out of the middle of the middle

8
8
18
8

Absolutely appalling but the most relieved man at Turf Moor with the Final Result.
At least he can referee a game on Merseyside again.
5
5
5
5

Shocking performance. I know we were a yard too slow on occasions tonight but he allowed the play to go on when our players were fouled. However he raced into give free kicks to Brendan’s boys without any hesitation. The two linesmen were equally inept. We get some right old rubbish from officials at the Turf.

A really poor performance - looked to me to be under pressure from the off after his inept efforts at the weekend

6
5
15 - bizarrely unable to make the right decision despite being reasonably placed most of the game
5

He was very poor. The whole standard of refereeing in our league is so poor.

8
6
15
5

Dreadful incompetent cheat.

He certainly let the game flow - but only in one direction

Complete shocker

5
4
20
4

I agree with Mike Riley, he doesn’t know what he is doing.
5
5
8
5

Not worth scoring as he clearly wasn’t up to the job. Absolute garbage if this is an elite referee god help football he’s useless.

Made me laugh when he yellow carded one of our trainers who probably told him what everyone was thinking.

Doesn't even warrant a score. Continually giving decisions one way and ignoring others that challenge i Taylor at the end of the first half was dreadful. Really disgraceful. No card

Very poor and extremely annoying.

It just about summed it up when Leicester had a corner late on and Soyuncu came forward Chris Kavanagh fist pumped him!

Bottle's gone!

The only consistency from his performance was the bias in his decisions. After performances like that it wouldn't surprise me at all if it came out later he was tryna to match fix.
Granted, we didn't deserve anything from the game but somehow it feels with more fair decisions from the game we would have gotten a result.

I'm shocked at the standard of refs. There's one, maybe two who are decent and it's made worse by having another on VAR who also doesn't seem to know what they're doing.

He turned his head towards the Burnley fans just before he went down the tunnel after the game and gave the bggest smile ever, unprofessional

Slept on it. He was still rubbish.
10
10
20
7

It's a disgrace that he wasn't pulled from reffing this game after Mike Riley's very public intervention during the day. PGMOL should have some serious questions to answer. They won't though, will they.

0
0
0
0

That wasn't refereeing. It was guesswork and placation

If PGMOL had shown any consideration he would have been pulled from this game to take him out of the spotlight

A. 8
B. 5
C. 16
D. 7

When people like him achieve the status they're at it makes you wonder about the supposed lack of quality and competence amongst those who are his underlings. He needs a rest, a very long one because incompetency of that level on display over two games shouldn't be allowed to continue and fester.
A 7
B 6
C15
D 7
After the highly publicised controversy surrounding him from the weekend why was he seen as 'fit for purpose' last night. I can't imagine that happening had it involved a number of other clubs in our league.

Burnley lose equals ref bad.
Burnley win equals ref good.

It's a shame for him as I think he's been one of the better refs from the new wave up to now but he was obviously put under pressure yesterday. I don't particularly blame him, more his bosses who have long been not fit for purpose. I mean, Riley wasn't fit for purpose when he was a ref, never mind being in charge of them.

The linos were no better.

Some disgraceful decisions

corporal jones wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 02, 2022 11:04 am

Burnley lose equals ref bad.
Burnley win equals ref good.

There's always a degree of truth in that, but last night the referee appeared very inconsistent in his decisions; perhaps his size contributes, but despite being impeded/held back by Nididi at every set piece hardly a single decision went Weghorst's way

He's a joke, should be a lower league ref.

One of them.

If there was a 60:40 decision in our favour he’d give it to Leicester, and that’s being generous

I thought whilst driving away from the game that he had done Everton a favour after denying them a penalty against City

5
5
12
5

To quote Phil Bird. “The ref is having a really strange game”

Forth official at the Newcastle v BHA game this weekend so shouldn’t be able to get too many decisions wrong

5
5
15
3

corporal jones wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 02, 2022 11:04 am

Burnley lose equals ref bad.
Burnley win equals ref good.

That really is not the case at all.

Lot’s of examples where that show it’s not including the previous defeat against Liverpool.

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quoonbeatz wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 02, 2022 11:22 am

It's a shame for him as I think he's been one of the better refs from the new wave up to now but he was obviously put under pressure yesterday. I don't particularly blame him, more his bosses who have long been not fit for purpose. I mean, Riley wasn't fit for purpose when he was a ref, never mind being in charge of them.

I was impressed with Kavanagh initially but he’s gone backwards in the last two or three years. We are just no producing good refs now.