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In Depth Review of Why the Refs Sucked [Pics]

Gucci Mane

By Gucci Mane,
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[sorry for the sideways pics, idk why it did that but fugg it, you can turn your heads/laptops]

i know its easy to blame the refs for any loss but this was strait up ridiculous.. they gift wrapped 6 points to the 9ers and were lucky our defense is good enough so that gift didnt turn into 14 points.

 

First penalty was a tipped ball that would have gone to vernon had boldin not tipped it, so mitchell had already committed to the hit.

Next was the head butting penalty that Capt got called on, but anquan didnt.

Next was the bullshit call on DFlo... its hard to see in the Pics but the ball was thrown pretty shittily and way inside, nothing he could do, i think it should have been nothing.

Finally, there was holding call on Blackburn, which if they called that then they definitely should have called it on Willis during the interception.

 

 

 

Also..  Shula needs to go. When brooks jumped the line, he ran the same got damn play [same pre-snap motions] and it was obvious as fug. Also when he was close to the goal line before that, he ran cam out under center, line that 6'5'' fugger up in the heavy pistol and let him get a running start to jump over the line.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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