So what happened last night in Wolverhampton as Arsenal’s beat Wolves?
First the headlines:
1. Arsenal won and got three valuable points.
2. It was an ‘entertaining’ game.
3. Referee Michael Oliver sent off Miles Lewis-Skelly in the first half with a straight red
4. It was a big mistake. Huge.
5. He then sent off Gomes with a second yellow when it was obviously a straight red
6. Calafiori scored our winner
So let me tackle this head on (apologies for the language)
Michael Oliver, I think that you and I need to have a little talk. A proper talk, like when mummy explains why daddy’s going to be in the papers tomorrow.
You are an incompetent, cheating, useless bag of skin. It’s impossible to underestimate you. You have all the charm, talent and a refereeing ability of a rotting teddy bear by a graveside.
I’m not insulting you, I’m describing you.
You are so dense that light bends around you. I wouldn’t piss on you, if you were on fire and allergic to piss. You are a useless human being who deserves to never officiate a football match ever again.
Naturally, the wider refereeing community have all closed ranks. Seemingly unaware about how this reflects badly on them.
I don’t think I have ever been as outraged at a bad refereeing decision as I was yesterday afternoon
Some positives.
1. The red card will probably be rescinded
2. Arsenal can definitely pull it together with just 10 men on the pitch.
Onwards and up with my friends.
@Arsenal
@gaygooners
#WOLARS
#COYG