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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: The corruption fallacy - they’re all out to get us!
« Last post by Eeyore on Today at 11:58:05 am »He certainly broke the rules. And then he tried to cover his error by persuading the goalie that he was injured. This was pointed out on the BBC. Shearer couldn't believe it.
What will happen now is that PGMOL will refuse to release the audio and Taylor will go unpunished. They have a consistent record of closing ranks and protecting referees when they make mistakes.
The incident was similar in some respects to the Arsenal v Bayern match where Gabriel picked up the ball when it was 'live' in the box. It ought to have been a penalty, but the ref bent the rules and allowed Arsenal to take the goal kick again. Yesterday the West Ham goalie was hoping to waste time. He also made a stupid mistake. The ref bailed him out too. Same thing. Both incidents are unusual (but will surely become more common as time-wasting becomes more and more sophisticated). But it's not the referees job to react to bizarre mistakes by erasing them.
The thing is what you are describing is a conspiracy and corruption. All the match officials and Stockley Park will have heard the audio. Webb and the PGMOL will know what happened. So if there is no action taken against Taylor then it is 100% a conspiracy and 100% corruption.
Would you agree with that?