Measures I would like to see in place are:
Any match official or VAR official failing to correctly apply the laws of the game face instant expulsion, not suspension, not demotion to another league, expulsion
Following expulsion, that official being reported to a MET Police task force for investigation for potential match fixing
That investigation to thoroughly examine the match officials finances, look specifically for evidence of them having spent above their means and for evidence of any payments from offshore accounts and being a full and comprehensive investigation spanning the 2 or 3 prior years
All reports of such an investigation to be made public, and failure to find evidence of paid match fixing showing it being a recruitment issue and an obvious case of institutional corruption bias in Mike Riley's officials, Riley's position to be under review immediately
Some of these instances and several last season weren't open to interpretation like some instances are, they were very clear and deliberate offences of an abject failure to apply the laws of the game, the 2 handball decisions this season and the Kane foul and Jota non penalty in the 2-2 draw at Spurs all fall into that category and it isn't acceptable ,it shows clear and deliberate bias or attempts at match fixing, these very clearly aren't mistakes, nor as Tierney blowing up for half time 20 seconds early with Mane clean through against Man UTD last season, when the law stipulates the ref must play a minimum of however minutes of stoppage time appear on the board
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