Steve Cooper, PGMOL and VAR
Steve Cooper accuses PGMOL of using ‘false images’ in VAR row
Steve Cooper has accused the PGMOL of using “false images” after what the Leicester City manager described as an “awful human error” during his side’s controversial 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace at the weekend.
Cooper on VAR's 'false image', Edouard and points 'frustration'
Leicester City boss Steve Cooper has been speaking to the media before Saturday's Premier League game against Everton (15:00 BST). Here are the key lines from his news conference: The Premier League has not apologised for the "awful human error" made in last weekend's game against Crystal Palace,
‘It was an awful human error’ – Leicester boss Steve Cooper says PGMOL used ‘false image’ to cover-up VAR blunder
Leicester boss Steve Cooper insists his side have moved on from the "awful human error" which led to the Foxes surrendering their two-goal lead last week against Crystal Palace. Cooper's side took a 2-0 lead early in the second half at Selhurst Park courtesy of Stephy Mavididi but Jean-Philippe Mateta's controversial goal a minute later brought
Leicester accuse the Premier League of a VAR COVER-UP that's been 'hidden after officials used the wrong image' for offside lines, as Steve Cooper says 'everything you've seen on Sky is WRONG'
Mateta's first goal was originally ruled offside but VAR overturned the decision - despite some angles still seemingly showing him in an offside position.
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Supreme court dismissal of PGMOL's appeal highlights urgent need for reform of employee tax and legal status, says RSM UK
The Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed PGMOL’s (Professional Game Match Officials Ltd) appeal against making part-time ...
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Premier League club demand PGMOL investigate goal given against them amid claims it was incorrectly given
Leicester City are outraged over a controversial decision made during the Premier League match against Crystal Palace.
UK Supreme Court rejects PGMOL appeal over £584,000 tax bill
The case regarding the tax status of 60 referees from 2014-2016 will return to the First Tier Tribunal for review.
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HMRC in big Mutuality win over PGMOL, vindicating it on CEST
Supreme Court sides with the taxman by ruling that if there’s a contract, there’s mutual obligations -- thereby removing MoO as a future outside IR35 ‘battleground’.
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PGMOL make major Anthony Taylor decision after ref's chaotic performance in Bournemouth vs Chelsea
Referee Anthony Taylor set a new Premier League record for the most bookings in one game during Chelsea's win over ...
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Increased Risk in Employment Tax Status; PGMOL v HMRC
The Supreme Court has handed down its much-anticipated decision in Commissioners for His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (Respondent) v Professional Game Match Officials Ltd (PGMOL). In this article, we ...
EFL referees 'could take rest of the season off' after PGMOL lose landmark court case
In theory, the ruling could leave the PGMOL exposed to referees backdating holiday claims in lieu and taking the rest of the ...
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PGMOL: No final whistle in football referees case
The supreme court has unanimously dismissed Professional Game Match Officials Limited’s (PGMOL) appeal concerning the ...
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Supreme Court rules on PGMOL referee tax appeal
A long running tax case involving part-time referees appointed to Football League and FA Cup games is yet to be finalised ...
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PGMOL loses Supreme Court battle with HMRC over referees’ employment status
Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) manages referees in charge of fixtures at the highest levels of English football, including the Premier League, English Football League ...
Leicester step up pressure on referees’ chiefs over controversial Crystal Palace goal
The first VAR storm of the season is brewing, with Leicester City having made a direct request of the referees’ body PGMOL to ...
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Supreme Court rules against PGMOL on referee tax appeal
Part-time referees appointed to Football League and FA Cup games were working under a contract of service, the Supreme Court ...