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Everton v Aston Villa - Anthony Taylor
« on: Sat 25 Feb 2023 23:15 »
I have only seen brief highlights, but i also saw a discussion involving Grandad, Fara Williams and Martin Keown with ref to the penalty given to Villa.
Grandad said it wouldnt be overturned, it was an optical illusion and the ref shouldnt be sent to the screen as per IFAB var rules.
I have seen only one angle on the sky sports mini highlights, from which as a Villa fan i would say Idrissa Gana Guye appeared to have played the ball, i am unsure if the attacker was fouled slightly before Guye appeared to play the ball. Thoughts?

Secondly i see mr hackett stated on his twitter feed Villa should have had a penalty in the first half when Pickford collided with Watkins as he forced a goalbound shot away for a corner.
A natural coming together?
I have seen it said Ederson was penalised for less in the game Arsenal?

https://twitter.com/HACKETTREF/status/1629560622256881665
« Last Edit: Sat 25 Feb 2023 23:24 by Claretman »

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Re: Everton v Aston Villa - Anthony Taylor
« Reply #1 on: Sun 26 Feb 2023 07:58 »
Don't think anyone takes too seriously anything Mr Hackett comes out with
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Re: Everton v Aston Villa - Anthony Taylor
« Reply #2 on: Sun 26 Feb 2023 09:38 »
Don't think anyone takes too seriously anything Mr Hackett comes out with

Personally I think some of the criticism, and at times mocking, of Hackett is OTT.  I admit to occasionally looking at his twitter feed and while I disagree quite often with some of his comments, others strike me as being perfectly valid.  As regards the penalty awarded to Villa, my initial reaction was that the defender just touched the ball and although the challenge was risky coming in at that angle, the decision was harsh.  On MotD, they suggested closer inspection showed he just missed the ball and the decision was correct.
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Re: Everton v Aston Villa - Anthony Taylor
« Reply #3 on: Sun 26 Feb 2023 11:30 »
Don't think anyone takes too seriously anything Mr Hackett comes out with

Personally I think some of the criticism, and at times mocking, of Hackett is OTT.  I admit to occasionally looking at his twitter feed and while I disagree quite often with some of his comments, others strike me as being perfectly valid.  As regards the penalty awarded to Villa, my initial reaction was that the defender just touched the ball and although the challenge was risky coming in at that angle, the decision was harsh.  On MotD, they suggested closer inspection showed he just missed the ball and the decision was correct.
Thanks your thoughts as a villa fan i thought the penalty awarded was very harsh and i wouldnt have been happy had it been given against us.

With regard to the challenge on Watkins by Pickford, i reckon Pickford got away with one there, had he not been a goalkeeper or had the challenge been made outside the box by a defender i think he would have been penalised. As said Ederson committed less of a foul in the recent Arsenal v Man City game of recent, refereed by the same man.
All about angles i think and difficult for var to intervene.

With regards to Mr Hacketts opinions, i tend to agree with you, similarly some of Grandad Waltons insights seem to be confusing too.

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Re: Everton v Aston Villa - Anthony Taylor
« Reply #4 on: Sun 26 Feb 2023 14:12 »
Don't think anyone takes too seriously anything Mr Hackett comes out with

Personally I think some of the criticism, and at times mocking, of Hackett is OTT.  I admit to occasionally looking at his twitter feed and while I disagree quite often with some of his comments, others strike me as being perfectly valid.  As regards the penalty awarded to Villa, my initial reaction was that the defender just touched the ball and although the challenge was risky coming in at that angle, the decision was harsh.  On MotD, they suggested closer inspection showed he just missed the ball and the decision was correct.

I think some of the criticism of Hackett comes from his continuing mantra of "It was better when I did it" and "I refereed on FIFA, don't you know?" Him criticising some referees for a lack of movement and positioning is especially ironic.
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Re: Everton v Aston Villa - Anthony Taylor
« Reply #5 on: Sun 26 Feb 2023 15:06 »
Hackett is an opinionated dinosaur who is so far removed from refereeing id take everything that comes out of his mouth with a very large pinch of salt.

He was highly critical of Lee Mason yet it was him that promoted him to SG1