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11th November 2019
01:41pm GMT

"How the hell his goal was disallowed on Saturday is beyond me, but that's another matter... My view is that it's ruining (the game) at the minute, it's ruining the spectacle. My son was at the Tottenham game (v Sheffield United) on Saturday and he said "Da, it took 4 minutes and then they all started booing"... It's the most ridiculous decision I've seen. We used to complain about referees, now we're complaining about something we can't see, I suppose that's anonymous for them, that's ok... TC (Terry Connor) and I used to watch the games back on a Monday morning, and despite the fact we might have been having a bleat and a whinge about the referees, Monday morning, 95% I would say of the decisions they got right. There might have been a throw-in... and then there would be an odd one where it's a real blatant one and we'd be moaning, and then the following week there would be a blatant one in our favour, and there wouldn't be one for 2 or 3 months. At the end of the season it probably equalled itself out. And despite all this technology, they're still not sure that they're getting the decisions right, so I preferred it before I must be honest."McCarthy reported a clean bill of health at the press conference, aside from Aaron Connolly who will be scanned this afternoon after picking up an injury against Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday.
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