Everton have been on the wrong side of a lot of dubious refereeing decisions this campaign.
From red cards not given to the opposition to strong penalty shouts waved away by those in black; across a campaign in which Sean Dyche has been craving some fortune, his side has had none.
Therefore, the fanbase has every right to be frustrated with the Premier League, and made their feelings known once again on Saturday.
Whilst the match was used as a vehicle for protest against the organisation that had deducted ten points from them, the diabolical refereeing display of Michael Oliver only aided the sense of frustration at Goodison Park.
It sparked additional chanting, essentially accusing the league of corruption for their use of the officials as well as their profit and sustainability rules.
Well, the repercussions of one decision the referee made are certain to intensify those accusations…
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Given the nature of PSR, it is felt like the Premier League is seemingly intent on negating progression and ambition by keeping those at the top in positions of power.
