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Originally posted by antiref
I understand the is difficult to support any conspiracy theory, but for me is clear that Miami series against Detroit and the 2 first games in San Antonio, were officiated in a way that could help people start talking about it.
I always say that when referees are doing their job, they past unnoticed, and of course this has not been the case. The sports is about players not referees, so if they make the right calls and understand that the stars are the players, we shouldnt be talking about them.
Terrible understanding of a charge foul and a blocking foul has been the common mistake that I has seen.
and YES Its mental, and frustration because of bad calls is common in good and bad players. Good players will overcome from that but it could cost you a couple of games and in a series of 7, referees should be doing a better job. Everybody makes mistakes but, are you agree about referees making frequently mistakes and everybody have to remain quiet (this doesnt happens in our regular jobs?)
Regards,
antiref
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Well, a Detroit fanboy shows up. Usually they don't slither into our sight when their team has just won a few games.I kinda expected at this time of this series that it would been a SA fanboy instead showing up with the usual mindless crap.
Care to tell us about your vast knowledge of the block/charge rule that allows you to make such a judgement? How many games have you actually officiated and at what levels?
Yes, the officials are out to get
YOUR team!
No, it doesn't really matter which team is your's. The referees are still out to get them.
That pretty much cover it for you, fanboy?
Soon to be gone forever. Lah me.
Regards, Anti-antiref.