Here's the net gain/loss for all teams so far from dodgy ref/linesman decisions. I think the answers are looking like they'll be yes and yes.

 

Gained:

 

Arsenal - 2 points

Liverpool - 4 points

Blackburn - 1 point

Middlesbrough - 2 points

Sunderland - 1 point

 

Lost:

 

Aston Villa - 1 point

Birmingham - 2 points

Fulham - 1 point

Chelsea - 1 point

Wigan - 1 point

West Ham - 1 point

Everton - 1 point

Edited October 21, 200717 yr by RabbitFurCoat

where did sunderland gain 1 point from a dodgey decision?

B'ham vs Sunderland - Equaliser shouldn't really have counted what with the keeper being held down.

 

From Haven

 

I remember that :lol: They were practically sat on the keeper :lol:

What dodgy decision did Arsenal get? If it's that penalty against Fulham then even Lawrie Sanchez admitted it was a penalty...

No. Against West Ham Ljunberg (?) was wrongly flagged offside when he scored to equalise.

Altogether there's been:

 

Villa vs Liverpool - Steven Gerrard scored a free kick that never was. 1-1 rather than 1-2

 

B'ham vs Sunderland - Foul on the keeper as Sunderland equalised. 2-1 rather than 2-2

 

Boro vs Fulham - Fulham had a goal disallowed even though it crossed the line. Can't remember score. Should've been a draw rather than a Boro victory.

 

Liverpool vs Chelsea - Chelsea's penalty wasn't. Should've been 1-0 rather than 1-1.

 

Chelsea vs Blackburn - Kalou wrongly given offside. Should've been 1-0 rather than 0-0.

 

West Ham vs Arsenal - Ljungberg wrongly given offside. Shoulv'e been 1-1 rather than 0-1.

 

Liverpool vs Wigan - Marcus Bent wrongly given offside. However, this decision was debatable as Reina had already stopped because he'd seen the flag up.

 

Everton vs Liverpool - Hibbert sent off after a word to the ref from Gerrard, Kuyt wrongly stayed on, Everton denied a definite penalty. Draw a fair and likely result.