[Owlkev71]

Definitely need a major overhaul in the summer, I will agree with you on that Imre, need to make the squad younger.

[Statesideowl]

Too many changes at the back, Famewo was poor and at fault for letting Bamford get space to score.

We miss Poveda too much. Bannan was trapped try to both attack and defend. Having Poveda relieves him of doing both at the same time.

Poveda always looks to run forward, his decision making is miles above Musaba and Gassama.

Big thanks to the EFL and powers that be for congesting our fixtures and making sure we always get the shit end of the stick.

Gnonto's offside goal was no more or less offside than our goal ruled out last week...
It's always us, and it's not a coincidence

[St Charles Owl]

Beaten by a better team. Missed Poveda as well.

[Maddix]

30032 I want to f'ucking know which b'astard didn't turn up

[Statesideowl]

No doubt in my mind that Gnonto's goal would be flagged if it were us. It was, in fact against Plymouth. There's a few other examples of this dubious officiating affecting us and benefitting our opponents.

The officials were typically on form
All 50/50's went Leeds' way
Every possible soft foul the ref could pull us up for in their half, he did, without fail. It broke up our attacks time after time.
Calculated and deliberate bias.
I'm not suggesting that we should have won. I'm drawing attention to a season long issue of extremely questionable officiating...

Bare in mind, the ref was pulling so much crap that even Rohl piped up to say something about his decisions, and was booked for it... We've never seen Rohl go there before and we've suffered some poor officiating.


The sky commentators with their blatant bias.
Ampadus professional foul on Ugbo was " Absolutely Brilliant"
When Famewo did it " he's clearly just taken him out"

This type of behaviour in the game is second nature now, we're becoming more and more conditioned to accept the cheating and conflicts of interest in sport.
There's zero impartiality and absolutely no recourse against the elite cheating.
Clubs are actually fined for pointing fingers.
The creeping dictatorship is visibly destroying the game.
Whether you agree with me or not there's no way anyone can suggest they're watching the same old game they always have. It's a hotbed of corruption and it's naïve to think there's no brown envelopes floating around..

It isn't just me, there are many Wednesday fans on social media who scrutinized the officials decision making and there's no way in hell last night's ref was being impartial. Not a fking chance.

Fouls:
Owls 16
L**ds 9

Almost DOUBLE...
Get out of here with this blatant BS. All season long with this bias against Wednesday.
Still not had a penalty awarded either

Things definitely escalated after Barrys discussion with Howard Webb last year.
Webbs' taken umbrage about the situation which manifested itself in the form of another season long punishment..
This is what you get for questioning and drawing attention to those in power who are absolutely corrupt.

Mistakes can happen, people are human. But not almost every single game for 3-4 seasons
I'm afraid that's something else more nefarious.

[Imre varadi]

We know there all corrupt everytime you see them who have finished on podcasts there always going on about they didn't like this manager or that player hence giving decisions against them.

[Owlkev71]

Plymouth losing

[Statesideowl]

Ipswich lost, which means they're highly unlikely to lose two in a row.

Fingers crossed for something in these results

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QPR are the better team and more likely to score

Same for Millwall against Brum, expect Millwall to score.

Preston and Stoke is a dire affair with neither team registering a shot on target

[Owlkev71]

QPR losing

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Stoke winning

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Preston 1-1 Stoke

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QPR 2 down

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Plymouth level

[Statesideowl]

Table isn't too ugly at the moment, could be better but it could also look worse.

3pts behind 16th place (Plymouth) as it currently stands