So Mike Dean just confesses to not applying the laws of the game to ‘help out his mate on the pitch’, and Simon Jordan just lets him get away with that. Absolutely gutless from both of them.
So the English lazy working class do nothing but suck the life out of society, drink themselves senseless, engorge on fast food and cause fights........but these two are gutless? hahahahahahahahahahahaha
Jordan let Dean off the hook. Bullshit on TalkSport about listening to context of whole interview before judging Dean. He stopped the game to review the incident and chose not to act. Incompetent and an absolute idiot of a man
It's not acceptable to not send the referee to the screen because he's your mate and has had a hard game. That's part of the process and a basic requirement of the job so he was clearly not suitable to be a VAR ref. Football should take a lesson from rugby where you hear the dialogue between the onfield ref and the VAR ref and you ultimately get better decisions
Wow! They’re supposed to be professionals. That’s obviously going on every game! I don’t understand why they aren’t using VAR like rugby. Also, they should have to come out at the end of a game and defend their decisions, like players and managers have to.
49:20 - 51:00 Absolute madness, missed the hair pull and didn't send Anthony Taylor to the screen because he's a "mate". These are the guys reffing the best in the league in the world 😂
Yeah what a joke! I made the same observation before I saw your comment, it's staggering really isn't it...the most watched league in the world, millions of pounds at stake European qualifying etc etc etc. Madness.....
It highlights the issue. Danny Murphy was saying this on TalkSport the other day and Simon and Jim were defending the refs. Make the right call regardless if the cost, you've got a TV in front of you it's not difficult.
The hair pull incident. Mike says "I didn't want to send him to the screen he'd had an action packed 5 minutes and he's a mate" I mean wow!! just wow, so refs are letting things go because their mate was having a bad day, absolutely disgraceful......
"if I felt it was a penalty i would give it in the first minute or the 99th minute" but he wouldn't give a foul in the 95th minute on VAR because his friend was referring the game. Man basically admitted to match fixing because of emotions.
Get it right, it wasn’t even a penalty call, it was a foul and potentially a red card… cause it happened in the Chelsea’s player on box. So it was just a basic VAR call.
@@dagogogreene9155 You might want to learn to read. He said during the interview that if it was a penalty in the first on 99th minute he would give it. I said he doesn't give a foul when on VAR because his mate is reffing the game. I didn't say he gave a penalty in that game, I quoted what he said in the video and then compared it to the incident in the Chelsea Tottenham game.
Arsène Wenger accused the referee Mike Dean of not being honest and branded him a “disgrace” in a heated exchange following December’s 1-1 draw at the Hawthorns. The legend was bang on, wasn't he!!
I think for Mike Dean with this one interview has harmed referees in English football more than any incorrect VAR call has. We now know that referees are making personal decisions based on loyalty to their friends to not go over and use the technology that was brought in to make them make decisions easier. If they have this kind of bias, who's to say they don't have a bias in team they want to win a particular game. Its nothing short of a disgrace. Mic up the referees, mic up the VAR assistants and let us hear the decision making process throughout the 90 min game as and when they are making them. I refuse to trust or accept any more wrong decisions from these people unless thats the case
@@marshjj3788 football is no different with VAR. VAR highlights the fact that the PGMOL as a group/organisation take it upon themselves to make decision based on personal bias to influence games. Without VAR we wouldn’t have a ref in the clip above admitting to deliberately influencing a game and not following the protocols and rules he is trained to. These refs manage games that can be worth 100s of millions to the clubs involved. They need to be assessed, moderated and if they are not fit for purpose sacked. Put a microphone and a camera in the VAR room and a mic on the on pitch ref so everyone has total transparency on what they are doing as they do it. There’s no reason for that not to happen other than to allow them to continue as they have been.
Mike Dean was a terrible referee. As for his view that he always had the balls to make the right decision, whether it was in the 1st 5 minutes or the last 5 minutes. Well he failed at St James' Park in 2011 when he did not send off David Luiz in the 5th minute,when he brought down Denba Ba who was through on goal. Furthermore he defended his decision. He definitely bottled that. Every game he officiated in was about him.
I was a referee for about 6/7 years. It is fun but I was an amateur referee so I didn’t have linesman. Offsides are completely impossible to see at times. Every time where someone is through on goal and it’s anywhere near close to offside, one team is going to hate you and not forgive you for the rest of the game. Being a referee with linesman is an easy job if you like football and have common sense. It’s not as difficult as it’s made out to be. Being a linesman is tough though.
You don't have millions of people watching your mistake and pouring over it for a week afterwards. It's like a guy saying he's the best in sparring yet during an actual fight is incapable of performing.
@@jplb96no maybe not. But amateur refs have a few drunk onlookers that could easily start wanting to throw punches at you when you aren’t able to identify a team provided linesman that’s blatantly cheating. It can be much worse refereeing in Sunday league. At least in professional sport there is always that boundary between the playing field and the supporters.
@@jplb96 that’s what I mean though. Mistakes are too common. They’re easy to avoid. Knowing that people are going to talk about a decision doesn’t make it more difficult to give. I was a linesman for Inverness reserves and Terry Butcher was the manager. You completely forget about pressures like that when you’re making a decision. Quite a scary but nice guy.
The man just called Lee Mason a dedicated VAR official, yet he was fired for 'FORGETTING' to draw the offside lines and check an offside possibility for a goal
Jordan failed to hold Dean to account for admitting to protecting Anthony Taylor over giving the correct decision And Dean sat there and said he always had the balls to make the big decisions Usually a fan of Jordan but that was poor
The fact when asked what makes a good referee he said nothing technical and made it all about his personality says it all. Man winged it for decades, absolutely jobs for the boys and still is
finally someone gets it. The man is a bit of charlatan, massive brown nose too judging by the way he keeps everything close to his chest. I wouldn't say he 'winged' it, but most definitely a 'yes man'.
The bit about being on VAR but not getting games because he's useless and people with the organisation saying "what's the problem you're getting paid." It's just jobs for the boys, one massive old boys club. How Jon Moss is still there I dont know either.
The hair pull decision making process - blimey. Yes, he admits now it was a horrendous decision but his reasoning for not sending the ref over was eye opening. Those thoughts shouldn't even enter a VAR's head when making those decisions.
Pure corruption. Bet companies should look into this. The fact this type of actions affect so many people who bet or teams that end up losing millions of dollars because of this type of refs is beyond me.
A referee's job should literally be to be in control of the game, let it flow, and take the focus away from himself. This man did the exact opposite. The fact that he was one of the 'top' refs in the Prem for so long is indicative of how poor the refereeing standards our in this country.
Two separate referee's who have now publically said they purposefully made wrong decisions against Chelsea, both were against tottenham but i watch every Chelsea game and this happens a lot every year the referees are a disgrace
I dislike Chelsea but in this, you are right. Once the credibility of officials is gone, the whole system collapses and it appears that Chelsea in particular and also, Brighton, West Ham have been singled out. Webb has some really tough decisions to make.
I read this on the BBC this morning. Nothing less than cheating. I honestly had to read it a few times because I thought I just didn't understand what he was saying. How many times has that happened would be my question
Go cry me a river , get another ref then they make bad calls against City another bad calls against Liverpool another against Utd. You didn't loose against Westhams 10 man after spending a billion because of a refs bad call.
massive agenda against chelsea. the fa final leicester handball, arsenal cup final handball, hair pulls, 3 goals disallowed in league cup final, souceks dive and save last season blatant pen and on and on and on. I remember mike dean making lampard retake a penalty 3 times due to encroachment. he scored every time so encroachment wasnt even an issue. who remembers the champs league semi and 4 penalties not awarded against barcelona. There is a you tube highlights video dedicated to antony taylors desisions against chelsea
Making mistakes I can accept. Everyone makes mistakes in life and their jobs are really high pressured. But Mike admitting to making the active decision to not ask a referee to go to the screen to see an obvious foul all because he was a "mate" and he felt he already had a tough match for me is as good as being corrupt.
The sickening confirmation of the lack of character; lack of will; and, worst; LACK OF PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY behind so many VAR non-decisions... The confession I would most like to hear is from the VAR officials at the Everton V Liverpool game from 3 years ago when Pickford committed GBH on Virgil Van Dijk, doing a wrestling body-slam with his whole bodyweight on the guy's upper thigh, smashing his knee. No review for dangerous play despite scream accompanied by un-natural body-movement indicating serious injury as that would have meant sending off England's goal-keeper.
Mike Dean was on VAR duty when Chelsea were playing against Spurs, when Cucurella had is hair pulled back. MD apparently looked at it with slow mo monitor & didn’t see anything. How can you miss something like that.
They did this for years for Fergie...Clattenburg came out and said they were all scared of Fergie so they gave him favorable calls...it brings into question all those trophies UTD "won" with currupt referees.
@@MrLewbaah It's not a true or false argument, it's a matter of fact and how the rules read. But we all know there is special rules for LiVARpool with convenient penalties being given for dives like last weekend and SpaceBalls Nunez at Fulham, let's not forget the Jota Headkick or the shadows offside rule
The knock on effect of his corrupt decision to not send Taylor to the monitor is terrible, that was a massive pivotal moment for Chelsea and tuchel. Tuchel ends up losing his job , chelsea having had a excellent performance against spurs and deserved to win are denied a win, tuchel loses his job and Chelsea end up with porter and en up the season in 12th
Question for you. What is the definition of “passing the ball” ? Because the final video image of the players positions is only the end of a process that begins with “the pass”. What measurement of that is there ? It’s like a 100 metre athletic race. The runnners can start when they like but the winner is the first across the line. The timing of the pass is ignored and only the final positions of the players is highlighted. Officials at the game very often see and hear the contact on the ball. What measurement is used for VAR ?
On Mourinho: the decisions against Roma in the final were absolutely baffling. The behaviour of Romans after the final may not have been good, but considering the team were treated wrongly over and over again during the season. The final of the Europa league was the cherry on top. A handball at 1-1 around the 80th minute not given. Speaking about Mourinho’s gameplan saying he messed it up conceding a 1-1 is not what refs should speak about. They need to step up in certain moments to make the game fair. That’s what we need, because as Mister Dean says himself, Mourinho shakes everybody’s hands after any game he had with him. Just do your job and all is well
Look we're all human so we should acknowledge the emotions that we all feel in difficult situations, whatever that may be. And he admitted he couldn't do the job because he essentially couldn't control his emotions, so he's agreeing with people calling him out. BUT, the gravity of the situation is undoubtedly enormous and the set up regarding how refs are trained is clearly not good enough when something like this can happen.
It should be a criminal offence to treating, abuse intimidate any person, as is the same for the public....REFS should grow some and get police involvement when they are subjected to this kind of behaviour
The players all have a go at refs when they make mistakes (in their opinion) but tend to ignore the fact that a game is 90 minutes long and the players make zillions of mistakes during that time. Perhaps it is now time for the refs to tell the players what they think of them. "That was a crap pass", "My 90-year old granny could shoot better than that". Dean was a crap referee and now he has admitted to being a biased one. What a piece of work.
On reflection, Mike Dean has owned up to a poor var call and told it as it was. Would people prefer to live in ignorance debating that missed decisions were just poor eyesight? Now that it's out in the open, we all know better and should add the right pressure on var officials to make a decision. Simon got Mike Dean to finally reveal what most people thought anyway so was a good interview.
@@PaulFarrell-v7w So many poor eyesight decisions that the ref has obviously seen but pretends he hasn't. Dean should have retrospective punishment. Perhaps you think we are better off not knowing the truth?
Can't stand these refs who go into the media, they had nothing to say when they were officiating but when they stop you can't stop them. Admitting to being crap at VAR is just confirming what we all know.
This is excellent. I appreciate the heat that Dean and his profession is getting today, but, if you take a minute, just think about the career trajectory from chicken choker to the guy everyone is watching on the weekend. Pretty cool, eh?
Leno clattering static Tarkowski just the other week. If a goalkeeper jumps over a player and doesn't get the ball, it's not the player's fault. You've got a ref and VAR and they still get it wrong. Not an Everton fan but that wrong decision cost them a point.
I think a ref being interviewed could be detrimental to the refs, as it’s not a bad thing hearing the answer but it is dependant on how you can manage how the question is framed, if you got a cheeky report and they are clever in how they frame the question it could lead the ref into a bad answer, therefore do you need to train the ref how to be press savvy? Now if you are not press savvy would that mark you down as a top reff ?
He should never be allowed to referee another match at any level, just goes to show that he is willing to completely disregard the integrity of football for the sake of a mate
Absolutely fantastic interview. Insightful and changed my perception and thoughts about Mike. Thought he came across really well and Simon's interviewing was absolutely on the money.
As soon as I saw his name appear that he was the referee of the game I was watching I felt like leaving the ground. He used to ruin every game he was involved in.
If a player misses enough open goals and plays poorly for a extended period of time he gets sold. He doesn’t play at the highest level anymore. Refs on the other hand, protected no matter what!
It's simple. The referee makes mistakes, but he's never wrong!! Even with all the technology, errors of judgement occur but the only opinion that ever matters is that of the referee. Players playing a bad pass, missing an easy goal, miss-controling the ball, and straying offside too often are all mistakes that players make but, often, their teammates don'ty vilify the player but often encourage them with better luck next time. Who'd be a ref? I am and I love it and without us there would not be any football.
How does SJ spell 'nonsense' Always gets me😂, I always thought Dean had a soft spot for spurs regarding decisions, but I'll guess we'll never know. Coys.
So Mike Dean just confesses to not applying the laws of the game to ‘help out his mate on the pitch’, and Simon Jordan just lets him get away with that. Absolutely gutless from both of them.
So the English lazy working class do nothing but suck the life out of society, drink themselves senseless, engorge on fast food and cause fights........but these two are gutless? hahahahahahahahahahahaha
Jordan should have punched him 😁
@@ChubbyChecker182😂😂😂
Jordan let Dean off the hook. Bullshit on TalkSport about listening to context of whole interview before judging Dean. He stopped the game to review the incident and chose not to act. Incompetent and an absolute idiot of a man
Simon Jordan’s a puppet mouth piece
It's not acceptable to not send the referee to the screen because he's your mate and has had a hard game. That's part of the process and a basic requirement of the job so he was clearly not suitable to be a VAR ref. Football should take a lesson from rugby where you hear the dialogue between the onfield ref and the VAR ref and you ultimately get better decisions
Agreed. That was a DISGRACEFUL admission. If he hadn't have walked, he should have been sacked but that would not have happened.
Wow! They’re supposed to be professionals. That’s obviously going on every game!
I don’t understand why they aren’t using VAR like rugby. Also, they should have to come out at the end of a game and defend their decisions, like players and managers have to.
@@thoseheavysouls that's a bit of a leap. I wouldn't say every game has that issue.
Agree. Pathetic mindset
Howard Webb named Chief Ref
When City set out to equal Utd 3peat
Casemiro escaped leg breaker on Akanji
Not allowed to call it Corruption?🤔
49:20 - 51:00
Absolute madness, missed the hair pull and didn't send Anthony Taylor to the screen because he's a "mate". These are the guys reffing the best in the league in the world 😂
Yeah what a joke! I made the same observation before I saw your comment, it's staggering really isn't it...the most watched league in the world, millions of pounds at stake European qualifying etc etc etc. Madness.....
Jobs for the boys.
It highlights the issue. Danny Murphy was saying this on TalkSport the other day and Simon and Jim were defending the refs. Make the right call regardless if the cost, you've got a TV in front of you it's not difficult.
The integrity of the game is called into question by the small mindedness of people like Dean. Absolutely outrageous decision process.
He's the worst referee the premier League as ever had the most arrogant ignoramous I have ever come across
It's all about you
It's all about you
Mike Dean
It's all about you
The hair pull incident. Mike says "I didn't want to send him to the screen he'd had an action packed 5 minutes and he's a mate" I mean wow!! just wow, so refs are letting things go because their mate was having a bad day, absolutely disgraceful......
He should be no where near any form of football or officiating… snivelling pack rat !
Who said refs? Calm down our kid. One ref, one comment.
Don't forget, this is what Mike Dean said... It is damage control even said like this. The truth is worse. Definitely worse.
"if I felt it was a penalty i would give it in the first minute or the 99th minute" but he wouldn't give a foul in the 95th minute on VAR because his friend was referring the game. Man basically admitted to match fixing because of emotions.
Get it right, it wasn’t even a penalty call, it was a foul and potentially a red card… cause it happened in the Chelsea’s player on box. So it was just a basic VAR call.
@@dagogogreene9155 You might want to learn to read. He said during the interview that if it was a penalty in the first on 99th minute he would give it. I said he doesn't give a foul when on VAR because his mate is reffing the game. I didn't say he gave a penalty in that game, I quoted what he said in the video and then compared it to the incident in the Chelsea Tottenham game.
Your comment is 100% correct.
In fairness he was using that as an example of why he wasn't good at VAR
Mike Dean loves the sound of his own voice
Arsène Wenger accused the referee Mike Dean of not being honest and branded him a “disgrace” in a heated exchange following December’s 1-1 draw at the Hawthorns. The legend was bang on, wasn't he!!
One of the worst refs in history, pure corruption.
Clive Thomas
Hopefully gets sued after this
@donone352, Thierry Henry with that handball goal versus Eire was not a cheat. Do us a favour.
@@shuyelbari8853Is Paddy upset, paddy's always upset
@donone352 , cheat blatant handball no need for VAR on that decision.
I think for Mike Dean with this one interview has harmed referees in English football more than any incorrect VAR call has. We now know that referees are making personal decisions based on loyalty to their friends to not go over and use the technology that was brought in to make them make decisions easier.
If they have this kind of bias, who's to say they don't have a bias in team they want to win a particular game. Its nothing short of a disgrace. Mic up the referees, mic up the VAR assistants and let us hear the decision making process throughout the 90 min game as and when they are making them. I refuse to trust or accept any more wrong decisions from these people unless thats the case
Football was better without var it's all drama and not conclusive like goal line tech and hawk eye in tennis
@@marshjj3788 football is no different with VAR. VAR highlights the fact that the PGMOL as a group/organisation take it upon themselves to make decision based on personal bias to influence games.
Without VAR we wouldn’t have a ref in the clip above admitting to deliberately influencing a game and not following the protocols and rules he is trained to. These refs manage games that can be worth 100s of millions to the clubs involved. They need to be assessed, moderated and if they are not fit for purpose sacked. Put a microphone and a camera in the VAR room and a mic on the on pitch ref so everyone has total transparency on what they are doing as they do it. There’s no reason for that not to happen other than to allow them to continue as they have been.
No. We don't. This is Dean speaking on Dean. Don't get your knickers in a twist.
Mike Dean referees like people come to watch him referee instead of watching players play
mike 'front and centre' dean. loves a spurs goal as well
This is such a comically sarcastic British thing to say, I love it.
What's your proudest moment? "My entire 22 year career"
What a bell end
yep!!!!!!
"I believe there is a lot of vacuous, uninformed, unchallenged opinions out there" - Simon Jordan. Said without any irony.
‘I might learn something, but more importantly, you idiots might too’
but hes right even so, so
@mikesmith1485he said he’s right. I’m not surprised that’s difficult to comprehend for you
Mike Dean was a terrible referee. As for his view that he always had the balls to make the right decision, whether it was in the 1st 5 minutes or the last 5 minutes.
Well he failed at St James' Park in 2011 when he did not send off David Luiz in the 5th minute,when he brought down Denba Ba who was through on goal. Furthermore he defended his decision. He definitely bottled that.
Every game he officiated in was about him.
I was a referee for about 6/7 years. It is fun but I was an amateur referee so I didn’t have linesman. Offsides are completely impossible to see at times. Every time where someone is through on goal and it’s anywhere near close to offside, one team is going to hate you and not forgive you for the rest of the game. Being a referee with linesman is an easy job if you like football and have common sense. It’s not as difficult as it’s made out to be. Being a linesman is tough though.
You don't have millions of people watching your mistake and pouring over it for a week afterwards.
It's like a guy saying he's the best in sparring yet during an actual fight is incapable of performing.
@@jplb96no maybe not. But amateur refs have a few drunk onlookers that could easily start wanting to throw punches at you when you aren’t able to identify a team provided linesman that’s blatantly cheating. It can be much worse refereeing in Sunday league. At least in professional sport there is always that boundary between the playing field and the supporters.
@@jplb96 that’s what I mean though. Mistakes are too common. They’re easy to avoid. Knowing that people are going to talk about a decision doesn’t make it more difficult to give. I was a linesman for Inverness reserves and Terry Butcher was the manager. You completely forget about pressures like that when you’re making a decision. Quite a scary but nice guy.
no linesmen? i played most levels , amatuer and sunday leaguie included, never seen a game with no linos
@@PazLeBonthe ref comes alone. Each team provides someone who runs the line. That’s how cheating becomes so common and how difficult the job becomes.
When your dad gets topman vouchers for Xmas
The man just called Lee Mason a dedicated VAR official, yet he was fired for 'FORGETTING' to draw the offside lines and check an offside possibility for a goal
Jordan failed to hold Dean to account for admitting to protecting Anthony Taylor over giving the correct decision
And Dean sat there and said he always had the balls to make the big decisions
Usually a fan of Jordan but that was poor
Jesus never seen Simon simp so much than he has for refs in this
32:26 is what you’re here for
Mike was comedy gold but that probably shouldn’t be a referee’s best attribute
The fact when asked what makes a good referee he said nothing technical and made it all about his personality says it all. Man winged it for decades, absolutely jobs for the boys and still is
No ‘Common Sense use of the Laws, Decision Making’, what does personality even mean.. it means ‘their personality’. Completely jobs for the boys.
finally someone gets it. The man is a bit of charlatan, massive brown nose too judging by the way he keeps everything close to his chest. I wouldn't say he 'winged' it, but most definitely a 'yes man'.
That was a fantastic podcast. I’m really enjoying the honesty. Talk about opening up
The Mike Dean Show.
Yep. The man is a drama narcissistic drama Queen, delighted he’s out of the game
@@MW92. No one shouldn't run Jordanite Podcast Show
Hearing some of the things Mike Dean said in this was actually very alarming. Not good.
Bit like most his decisions then. Not good
The bit about being on VAR but not getting games because he's useless and people with the organisation saying "what's the problem you're getting paid." It's just jobs for the boys, one massive old boys club. How Jon Moss is still there I dont know either.
The hair pull decision making process - blimey. Yes, he admits now it was a horrendous decision but his reasoning for not sending the ref over was eye opening. Those thoughts shouldn't even enter a VAR's head when making those decisions.
@@Sam-rf1cz Bang on, "the ref has had a tough game so I didnt want to send him to the monitor." My god.
I love how Simon calls Balotelli a "Jumped up little pipsqueak" - A great insult 😂
Simon is such a fraud....that sleaze bag confessed to cheating in front of him and he let it pass....Simon is a coward rat.
At least ballotelli had the minerals to tell him to look him in the eye when shaking his hand … can’t fault that 😄😄👍
Danny Murphy hit the nail on the head !!! Aka jasper carrot 🥕!!!
I never liked Mike Dean when he was a referee - nothing has changed
An absolute twerp.
Pure corruption. Bet companies should look into this. The fact this type of actions affect so many people who bet or teams that end up losing millions of dollars because of this type of refs is beyond me.
A referee's job should literally be to be in control of the game, let it flow, and take the focus away from himself. This man did the exact opposite. The fact that he was one of the 'top' refs in the Prem for so long is indicative of how poor the refereeing standards our in this country.
What another fantastic interview, cheers!!
Sort your structure out
Never forget he’s goal celebration in 2015 game when spurs scored against villa
Two separate referee's who have now publically said they purposefully made wrong decisions against Chelsea, both were against tottenham but i watch every Chelsea game and this happens a lot every year the referees are a disgrace
I dislike Chelsea but in this, you are right. Once the credibility of officials is gone, the whole system collapses and it appears that Chelsea in particular and also, Brighton, West Ham have been singled out. Webb has some really tough decisions to make.
I read this on the BBC this morning. Nothing less than cheating. I honestly had to read it a few times because I thought I just didn't understand what he was saying. How many times has that happened would be my question
Go cry me a river , get another ref then they make bad calls against City another bad calls against Liverpool another against Utd. You didn't loose against Westhams 10 man after spending a billion because of a refs bad call.
massive agenda against chelsea. the fa final leicester handball, arsenal cup final handball, hair pulls, 3 goals disallowed in league cup final, souceks dive and save last season blatant pen and on and on and on. I remember mike dean making lampard retake a penalty 3 times due to encroachment. he scored every time so encroachment wasnt even an issue. who remembers the champs league semi and 4 penalties not awarded against barcelona. There is a you tube highlights video dedicated to antony taylors desisions against chelsea
Cringin hell
Thought Mike was one of the most honest
Making mistakes I can accept. Everyone makes mistakes in life and their jobs are really high pressured. But Mike admitting to making the active decision to not ask a referee to go to the screen to see an obvious foul all because he was a "mate" and he felt he already had a tough match for me is as good as being corrupt.
Keep your hands stil Mike Dean!!!
The sickening confirmation of the lack of character; lack of will; and, worst; LACK OF PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY behind so many VAR non-decisions...
The confession I would most like to hear is from the VAR officials at the Everton V Liverpool game from 3 years ago when Pickford committed GBH on Virgil Van Dijk, doing a wrestling body-slam with his whole bodyweight on the guy's upper thigh, smashing his knee. No review for dangerous play despite scream accompanied by un-natural body-movement indicating serious injury as that would have meant sending off England's goal-keeper.
Sneakers were on point fellas
Mike Dean was on VAR duty when Chelsea were playing against Spurs, when Cucurella had is hair pulled back. MD apparently looked at it with slow mo monitor & didn’t see anything. How can you miss something like that.
They did this for years for Fergie...Clattenburg came out and said they were all scared of Fergie so they gave him favorable calls...it brings into question all those trophies UTD "won" with currupt referees.
Mike dean said that Mac allister challenge was a red card
It was a red card, late, studs first, dangerous - Rules says that's a Red
What a load of bollocks
@@BVking509😂😂😂 rubbish hahha
@@BVking509Such a red it was rescinded completely very quickly. Take off your agenda glasses.
@@MrLewbaah It's not a true or false argument, it's a matter of fact and how the rules read. But we all know there is special rules for LiVARpool with convenient penalties being given for dives like last weekend and SpaceBalls Nunez at Fulham, let's not forget the Jota Headkick or the shadows offside rule
The knock on effect of his corrupt decision to not send Taylor to the monitor is terrible, that was a massive pivotal moment for Chelsea and tuchel. Tuchel ends up losing his job , chelsea having had a excellent performance against spurs and deserved to win are denied a win, tuchel loses his job and Chelsea end up with porter and en up the season in 12th
Amazing how most of these huge errors benefit a small selection of teams......
Always have mate ,
We could name 3 of them in 5 seconds
Both complete tool of a ref and as a man.
Guys Mike Dean things he is the Ronaldo of Refereering...I was waiting for him to say..."I deserve it...and I think I will love it"
great interview , best yet
Just hear for the comments about how everyone's team is amazing and would win the league comfortably if it was not for the officials.
Upfront with Jasper Carrott
jasper is a legend
Question for you. What is the definition of “passing the ball” ? Because the final video image of the players positions is only the end of a process that begins with “the pass”. What measurement of that is there ? It’s like a 100 metre athletic race. The runnners can start when they like but the winner is the first across the line. The timing of the pass is ignored and only the final positions of the players is highlighted. Officials at the game very often see and hear the contact on the ball. What measurement is used for VAR ?
On Mourinho: the decisions against Roma in the final were absolutely baffling. The behaviour of Romans after the final may not have been good, but considering the team were treated wrongly over and over again during the season. The final of the Europa league was the cherry on top. A handball at 1-1 around the 80th minute not given. Speaking about Mourinho’s gameplan saying he messed it up conceding a 1-1 is not what refs should speak about. They need to step up in certain moments to make the game fair. That’s what we need, because as Mister Dean says himself, Mourinho shakes everybody’s hands after any game he had with him. Just do your job and all is well
No they weren’t it wasn’t a penalty so get over it
Here the lies the problem with football. Clueless opinions like yours!
Made me laugh when he mocked Dermott
Great interview.
It's all about Mike
How many of them books can he balance on his head? 🤔
Look we're all human so we should acknowledge the emotions that we all feel in difficult situations, whatever that may be. And he admitted he couldn't do the job because he essentially couldn't control his emotions, so he's agreeing with people calling him out. BUT, the gravity of the situation is undoubtedly enormous and the set up regarding how refs are trained is clearly not good enough when something like this can happen.
It should be a criminal offence to treating, abuse intimidate any person, as is the same for the public....REFS should grow some and get police involvement when they are subjected to this kind of behaviour
After all they are at work, so the FA and the PL..Have responsibility
From killing millions of chickens to killing the love of the game for millions! 😅
The players all have a go at refs when they make mistakes (in their opinion) but tend to ignore the fact that a game is 90 minutes long and the players make zillions of mistakes during that time. Perhaps it is now time for the refs to tell the players what they think of them. "That was a crap pass", "My 90-year old granny could shoot better than that". Dean was a crap referee and now he has admitted to being a biased one. What a piece of work.
I never really disliked him, I liked the fact that he was a bit of a personality.
"Assist - Mike Dean!"
He’s dropped some big names in it there. 😳
Brilliant interview
This was a great interview. Mike came across as open and honest and I appreciated his insight and perspectives.
On reflection, Mike Dean has owned up to a poor var call and told it as it was. Would people prefer to live in ignorance debating that missed decisions were just poor eyesight? Now that it's out in the open, we all know better and should add the right pressure on var officials to make a decision. Simon got Mike Dean to finally reveal what most people thought anyway so was a good interview.
So you think it's OK to admit to cheating? Unreal, tuchel lost his job shortly after that game, he didn't,
@@PaulFarrell-v7w So many poor eyesight decisions that the ref has obviously seen but pretends he hasn't. Dean should have retrospective punishment. Perhaps you think we are better off not knowing the truth?
I thought Simon was interviewing Jasper Carrot when I saw the thumbnail for this video!!!!
Sums up the state of refereeing in the premier league
I guess we will see him on Strictly this autumn
Bear in mind that at most premiership games only about eight people in the stadium actually know the Laws of the Game comprehensively.
Can't stand these refs who go into the media, they had nothing to say when they were officiating but when they stop you can't stop them. Admitting to being crap at VAR is just confirming what we all know.
Just back there decisions. I’d rather you back the wrong decision but the ref and used var and they didn’t do apologies that meant nothing
One of the worst referees you've seen. Even with a monitor and a dozen replays and a black and white call he still can't get the right decision.
Behaviour towards referees is getting worse, but so are the referees. From Wolves at Old Trafford onwards, this season they are already a mess.
If the refs did there jobs properly and not favour certain teams then behaviour towards them might be different
When I see this man i instantly think of a word which rhymes with runt! 😡
This is excellent. I appreciate the heat that Dean and his profession is getting today, but, if you take a minute, just think about the career trajectory from chicken choker to the guy everyone is watching on the weekend. Pretty cool, eh?
the irony is that chicken choker could be a euphamism for w4nker - a term regularly thrown at refs lol
7:59 No way that’s being met by some of them refs
He did not miss it, he watched the reply and chose to ignore it, scandalous behaviour.
It’s Mike Dein’s world and we’re just living in it…
He’s an arse
Oh Mike, Mike Dean... He's a Chicken Killing Machine
Keith Hackett hasn't a clue about modern refereeing. Simon Hooper is very fit!
This is brilliant
Leno clattering static Tarkowski just the other week. If a goalkeeper jumps over a player and doesn't get the ball, it's not the player's fault. You've got a ref and VAR and they still get it wrong. Not an Everton fan but that wrong decision cost them a point.
Nice chat😂
I think a ref being interviewed could be detrimental to the refs, as it’s not a bad thing hearing the answer but it is dependant on how you can manage how the question is framed, if you got a cheeky report and they are clever in how they frame the question it could lead the ref into a bad answer, therefore do you need to train the ref how to be press savvy?
Now if you are not press savvy would that mark you down as a top reff ?
He hated wolves that's a fact .
He should never be allowed to referee another match at any level, just goes to show that he is willing to completely disregard the integrity of football for the sake of a mate
Don’t go and be a Peter Walton or Dermot Gallagher as a pundit.
Absolutely fantastic interview. Insightful and changed my perception and thoughts about Mike. Thought he came across really well and Simon's interviewing was absolutely on the money.
Good to know he cant keep Klopp's name out of his mouth.
As soon as I saw his name appear that he was the referee of the game I was watching I felt like leaving the ground. He used to ruin every game he was involved in.
Prem referees there to infroce the rules after they make there “rules” to work with the original rules … nice one ☝️
Things have definitely changed.. now they don't have any scrupules to put eg Tierney on LFC games, even much more often than the average..
Look at me look at me mike dean
on VAR 'I hated it' ... 'I've referred for 19 years and someone is going to tell me i'm wrong' how telling.
Try putting yourself in their shoes. They feel if VAR corrects their decisions they will be marked down on their performances.
Dean’s excuse re. hair pull shows he didn’t have the balls to make the big calls when they were needed!
If a player misses enough open goals and plays poorly for a extended period of time he gets sold. He doesn’t play at the highest level anymore. Refs on the other hand, protected no matter what!
It's simple. The referee makes mistakes, but he's never wrong!! Even with all the technology, errors of judgement occur but the only opinion that ever matters is that of the referee. Players playing a bad pass, missing an easy goal, miss-controling the ball, and straying offside too often are all mistakes that players make but, often, their teammates don'ty vilify the player but often encourage them with better luck next time. Who'd be a ref? I am and I love it and without us there would not be any football.
@@GaryFreeman-o5w you live in a fantasy! Players get hammered in the changing room and on socials by the entire world. Give it a rest
Trying to work out whether that shirt deserves a yellow or a straight red card tbh
Lol
Can't argue if that's a turn off for you but didn't expect someone with the name "Delboy" to be in to 50 year old men.
And nothing will come of it, no consequences at all
How does SJ spell 'nonsense' Always gets me😂, I always thought Dean had a soft spot for spurs regarding decisions, but I'll guess we'll never know. Coys.