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Have people also not taken notice that O'Reilly was also stealing 10 yards plus whilst also taking his time and was allowed to do so yet the assistants on every Brentford throw stood and pointed to where exactly it should be taken before getting back in line. It really seemed like Pep was in...

Large part of the reason I stopped this year. Do I miss refereeing, yes, but only because I love football and the fitness side of it. Do I miss the added extras? Not a chance. And its the added extras that is stopping me going back.

Was it handball? I watched the game and seen several highlights after and im still not convinced it actually touched him. Im not saying it didn't touch him either. But you're saying that you'd rule a goal out for a maybe here rather than a definite.

Joelinton cautioned yesterday (missed why as was working whilst trying to watch it too)... But I did see the card issued. From the yellow being branded, Joelinton then proceeded to applaud the ref a couple of times and for a couple seconds each time, even directing the latter straight at him...

Surely if he made a grave error, such as that, yesterday, he would have been stood down today to avoid any controversial decisions.

I feel that some refs still give yellow in the hope VAR will save them if wrong rather than give red and look like an idiot if told to review. Safe refereeing. Especially with recent events such as the Fulham incident.

To be fair, Fernandes needs excuses. He used the ref bumped into him previously. He could just admit that the pressure gets to him and maybe he should pass the ball to someone else next time. I half expected Mbeumo to take it to be honest. He is so calm under pressure and a very good penalty...

As much as I can see where youre coming from, every team does this type of "gamesmanship". You can argue why do teams makes subs in the 93rd and 94th minutes of 5 added on when leading by a goal, what impact are they actually making? Teams almost always do it to break up momentum.

As you all know, im a Brentford fan, and I was massively expecting a red. To see yellow, shocked. To see VAR not change it (or even send him to monitor) i was even more shocked.

Ones on social media. I know lots too but there were loads of posts, especially on Facebook groups that appear as ones i may like (but have zero interest in).

Im referring to the general "we know the game" public.

Speechless as to how Nathan Collins has stayed on the pitch. Pulls Mbeumo down for a penalty (think assistant gave it via coms as was very delayed) but definitely a penalty. But only cautions and VAR backs it up as "he didn't have possession of the ball". Without the pull he has the ball, on the...

Except there are some saying referee should have used common sense as he is young.

Ekitike showing a lot of immaturity tonight. Sent off for two yellows. First was punching the ball in the air with what was deemed as clear sign of dissent. Second was taking his shirt off after scoring the winner- in a league cup tie against championship side Southampton*. Not the world cup...

I can assure you, camera followed him the whole time, that after being sent off he literally walked through the gate and stood exactly where he is in the photo I attached above. No creeping or anything.

Been watching the end of this match and saw former BHA manager sent off on 90 minutes. He leaves the technical area but literally stands behind the dugout even "banging" the roof of the dugout. He is literally managing the team from behind the dugout with assistance from his own team. Then, as...

That is extremely harsh... Are you stopping a promising attack when the attacker has fallen to the floor? He was falling before the supposed handball occurred. There were absolutely no other attacker nearby. Both seemingly tugging at each other so, for me, both sets of arms in natural position...

I appreciate that. I've been at that kind of level. But with 4 officials, an assistant and 4th on that side, and between the 3 of you, you cant tell who threw that ball in for sure, something has gone wrong. And surely 1 of those 3 (even the assistant far side) can see its gone in to the crowd.

That may be the case... It can happen. Id be asking myself "where did the original ball go?".. In this case, it clearly went into the crowd. So surely, by that working out, unless youre 100% certain the AM done it and you saw him do it, you have to take caution that the ball has been returned...

Kelleher was cautioned for DR around 50th minute in the Brentford v Aston Villa. He was just about to run to kick it. He didn't waste any time. If continued for the entire season, I'm all for it. I hated the 87th minute useless cautions where they've done it all game. But some cases I've seen so...