Is English officiating corrupt?

Twelve v Eleven at OT should be no problem for The Slotmeister's Reds....

🦥meister will be slow out of the blocks. 🤪

Antony Taylor for the United game……you couldn’t make it up the bent bas**rds

As he was for the fixture last season, where we got a penalty and a point.

And he was there at the 5-0. Where he disallowed a manc ghost goal, then sent one of them off.

As you forgot that, I didn't.

As he was for the fixture last season, where we got a penalty and a point.

And he was there at the 5-0. Where he disallowed a manc ghost goal, then sent one of them off.

As you forgot that, I didn't.

But the point is...Taylor is a wooliback...and where I come from (Bootle) we have a saying.."never trust a wooliback"...and Taylor is a bona fide 100% card carrying wooliback...

n.b...the term wooliback was originaly used by scousers to describe people from Wales but can now be used to describe anybody born outside of Liverpool.

But the point is...Taylor is a wooliback...and where I come from (Bootle) we have a saying.."never trust a wooliback"...and Taylor is a bona fide 100% card carrying wooliback...

n.b...the term wooliback was originaly used by scousers to describe people from Wales but can now be used to describe anybody born outside of Liverpool.

Taylor is a manc. From wythenshawe. Kavanagh is a manc from ashton under lyne. Tierney is a manc. These fellas should not be reffing united or city matches. Yet they do.

They certainly shouldnt be reffing liverpool v united or city games. Yet they do. In fact sometimes one is in the middle and one on var in the same game.

But strangely enough, the scouser Rob Jones isnt assigned to any of our games and he certainly isnt involved in liverpool v city/united games. I doubt he refs games involving manchester teams either.

Their agenda is clear. They dont try and hide it. A manc official should be nowhere near a city/united v liverpool game. The reality is very different.

Taylor is a manc. From wythenshawe. Kavanagh is a manc from ashton under lyne. Tierney is a manc. These fellas should not be reffing united or city matches. Yet they do.

They certainly shouldnt be reffing liverpool v united or city games. Yet they do. In fact sometimes one is in the middle and one on var in the same game.

But strangely enough, the scouser Rob Jones isnt assigned to any of our games and he certainly isnt involved in liverpool v city/united games. I doubt he refs games involving manchester teams either.

Their agenda is clear. They dont try and hide it. A manc official should be nowhere near a city/united v liverpool game. The reality is very different.

Well exactly. The PGMOL appointments policy states that no ref will be appointed where a 'material personal connection' exists.

Ref Micheal Oliver has in the past had claims that he was paid by the owners of Manchester City to ref games . No suggestion that Mr.Oliver was influenced in any way. My point is would  that alleged 'connection'. to the owners of MC break the PGMOL appointments policy.

But the point is...Taylor is a wooliback...and where I come from (Bootle) we have a saying.."never trust a wooliback"...and Taylor is a bona fide 100% card carrying wooliback...

n.b...the term wooliback was originaly used by scousers to describe people from Wales but can now be used to describe anybody born outside of Liverpool.

With a three star jumper halfway up his back
He is a F***ing woolyback!

@what-a-hit-son

Taylor is a manc. From wythenshawe. Kavanagh is a manc from ashton under lyne. Tierney is a manc. These fellas should not be reffing united or city matches. Yet they do.

They certainly shouldnt be reffing liverpool v united or city games. Yet they do. In fact sometimes one is in the middle and one on var in the same game.

But strangely enough, the scouser Rob Jones isnt assigned to any of our games and he certainly isnt involved in liverpool v city/united games. I doubt he refs games involving manchester teams either.

Their agenda is clear. They dont try and hide it. A manc official should be nowhere near a city/united v liverpool game. The reality is very different.

Rob Jones lives on the Wirral and he is a Liverpool supporter, yet he never refs a Liverpool game, bent as a 9 Bob note

But the point is...Taylor is a wooliback...and where I come from (Bootle) we have a saying.."never trust a wooliback"...and Taylor is a bona fide 100% card carrying wooliback...

n.b...the term wooliback was originaly used by scousers to describe people from Wales but can now be used to describe anybody born outside of Liverpool.

From Bootle eh? You tried the new BN peri place on Marsh lane?

From Bootle eh? You tried the new BN peri place on Marsh lane?

Marsh lane....bygone days unfortunately. I now live in Northern Ireland. From Berry St. Then shunted out to Litherland. Marsh Lane..Carra country. City been through some tough times but it picked itself up after the Tories tried to finish us. I'll be over in October for a do. For the record NI is OK but it's not home to me.

Rob Jones lives on the Wirral and he is a Liverpool supporter, yet he never refs a Liverpool game, bent as a 9 Bob note

Well the PGMOL make all refs fill out an 'interest' form each season. Any 'connection' of any kind with any club should bar them from officiating at said club. That's their rule, but as I say did they break their own rule by appointing Oliver to ref our game with City , after allegations that he was a paid by owners of City to ref games in Saudi.

Nothing intrinsically wrong with that as Saudi football is affiliated with FIFA.

But the point is...Taylor is a wooliback...and where I come from (Bootle) we have a saying.."never trust a wooliback"...and Taylor is a bona fide 100% card carrying wooliback...

n.b...the term wooliback was originaly used by scousers to describe people from Wales but can now be used to describe anybody born outside of Liverpool.

Think this is a great saying  First I ever heard about this saying was when  Huyton Red told me. 

Think this is a great saying  First I ever heard about this saying was when  Huyton Red told me. 

Obviously is a bit tongue in cheek. Nothing malicious type thingy.

Obviously is a bit tongue in cheek. Nothing malicious type thingy.

I’ll call it Billythekunt because he’s one. 

I’ll call it Billythekunt because he’s one. 

Biggest woolibacks are the cockneys. Had one try to tell me the word scouser doesn't actually derive from the traditional stew. He claimed it was sailors arriving in Liverpool from London, mid to late 19th century, would see the tall warehouse buildings on the docks, and as they came in to dock they called it the 'skyhouses'...and the name stuck and eventually morphed into the word.."scouser". Cockney BS. Got rhyming slang on the brain.

As it happens we used to have 'blind scouse'...when we had no meat, that's a veggie version of trad scouse stew. Or me oul fella would pick cockles from Formby beech. Boil them and pick them out of the shell....looked like a piece of snot....they'd get chucked in the pot.

Biggest woolibacks are the cockneys. Had one try to tell me the word scouser doesn't actually derive from the traditional stew. He claimed it was sailors arriving in Liverpool from London, mid to late 19th century, would see the tall warehouse buildings on the docks, and as they came in to dock they called it the 'skyhouses'...and the name stuck and eventually morphed into the word.."scouser". Cockney BS. Got rhyming slang on the brain.

As it happens we used to have 'blind scouse'...when we had no meat, that's a veggie version of trad scouse stew. Or me oul fella would pick cockles from Formby beech. Boil them and pick them out of the shell....looked like a piece of snot....they'd get chucked in the pot.

Must be London Red then. 

My early years were in Clubmoor, the Woolton Village. Well near Woolton, Strawberry Fields in fact. My Mum my Sister and Me moved south when I was 8, so I now get called a wooliback by lads who weren't born when I lived in the pool.
Got used to it over the years. Just smile and say " yeah, right lad".   
And it was originally aimed at the welsh for their alleged close encounters with the sheep they worked with !

I’ll call it Billythekunt because he’s one. 

Unfortunately I have to inform you that there is in fact a protocol that comes with this privilege and it is thus: Woolibacks are not permitted to actually use the term 'wooliback' in description of other persons born outside the Liverpool boundaries. Strictly forbidden. It is a privilege of scousers only.

Thankyou in advance for your understanding.

Unfortunately I have to inform you that there is in fact a protocol that comes with this privilege and it is thus: Woolibacks are not permitted to actually use the term 'wooliback' in description of other persons born outside the Liverpool boundaries. Strictly forbidden. It is a privilege of scousers only.

Thankyou in advance for your understanding.

Thank goodness nobody pulled me up for singing the woolliback song on the Kop in the 70s. Phew!

Unfortunately I have to inform you that there is in fact a protocol that comes with this privilege and it is thus: Woolibacks are not permitted to actually use the term 'wooliback' in description of other persons born outside the Liverpool boundaries. Strictly forbidden. It is a privilege of scousers only.

Thankyou in advance for your understanding.

I was always led to believe a "Woolie" was someone from an area bordering Liverpool, in my day almost always reserved for St. Helens, Warrington etc. I don't ever think of a Cockney as a "Wooliback".

Things we go on about when there's no games!!!

I was always led to believe a "Woolie" was someone from an area bordering Liverpool, in my day almost always reserved for St. Helens, Warrington etc. I don't ever think of a Cockney as a "Wooliback".

Things we go on about when there's no games!!!

Yeah...goes back to the 60's I think. Welsh nickname. But yes many corners of L'Pool had there own interpretation. Hard Lane, St Helens....few barney's on the QT.

Unfortunately I have to inform you that there is in fact a protocol that comes with this privilege and it is thus: Woolibacks are not permitted to actually use the term 'wooliback' in description of other persons born outside the Liverpool boundaries. Strictly forbidden. It is a privilege of scousers only.

Thankyou in advance for your understanding.

It’s only Billy but get your drift 😂

It’s only Billy but get your drift 😂

Billy, however is a 'honorary scouser' and as such is free to call you a wooliback.

Snot my fault got stuck on this wooliback theme..it was Mr.Across TW who claimed Taylor is a decent fair minded ref..I just pointed out that he is in fact a wooliback..

Taylor is a manc. From wythenshawe. Kavanagh is a manc from ashton under lyne. Tierney is a manc. These fellas should not be reffing united or city matches. Yet they do.

They certainly shouldnt be reffing liverpool v united or city games. Yet they do. In fact sometimes one is in the middle and one on var in the same game.

But strangely enough, the scouser Rob Jones isnt assigned to any of our games and he certainly isnt involved in liverpool v city/united games. I doubt he refs games involving manchester teams either.

Their agenda is clear. They dont try and hide it. A manc official should be nowhere near a city/united v liverpool game. The reality is very different.

Despite repeating all the above garbage again, it made no difference on the day. The reality is we won another game he was in charge of us for, as what usually happens when he is.

Dean is a Scouser, who was ref or VAR in a fair number of our games, once he made it clear which team he supported. He once refereed us against them afterwards. Despite the fact that we were clearly up against 12 men that night, we won the game 6-0.

The reality is, Jones is not as good a ref as Taylor or Oliver or Attwell, therefore he gets less high profile games to officiate every week than they do.

But the point is...Taylor is a wooliback...and where I come from (Bootle) we have a saying.."never trust a wooliback"...and Taylor is a bona fide 100% card carrying wooliback...

n.b...the term wooliback was originaly used by scousers to describe people from Wales but can now be used to describe anybody born outside of Liverpool.

In which case, that covers a population of about 60m people. All apparantly corrupt, none of whom can be trusted. 

The reality on the ground, is completely different.