BREAKING NEWS: ‘We have to speak up’: Burnley boss Vincent Kompany more determined than ever to improve officiating after Luton Town controversy

Vincent Kompagny is more determined than ever to steadily raise the level of top-level performance.
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This follows the Burnley side’s controversial stopover in Friday night’s frustrating 1-1 draw with Luton Town.
This was in response to Time’s tying goal.
The Clarets looked to be on their way to a much-needed victory in a competitive match thanks to a first-half goal from Zeki Amdouni.
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Sport Ad No Ads View However, the Hatters scored a late point with a controversial high shot from James Trafford, who appeared to be blocked by Elijah Adebayo, but Carlton Morris headed home the goal, leaving the field unattended.
It hit the net.
Luton barely celebrated the goal, but VAR ruled there was no foul and the goal was conceded, much to Kompany’s anger and frustration.
When asked if he was instantly hooked on the game, Kompany answered emphatically: “No, that’s extreme.
“There’s nothing we can do and we don’t have a chance,” he said.
“Maybe it’s the other way around, but I love this sport and I’d rather fight for it.
Burnley, England – January 12: On January 12 Luton Town manager Rob Edwards (left) and Burnley manager Vincent Kompany (right) mingling before kick-off before the Premier League match between Burnley FC and Luton Town at Turf Moor, 2024.
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(Photo by Naomi Baker/Getty Images) Burnley, England – January 12: Luton Town manager Rob Edwards (left) and Burnley manager Vincent Kompany (right).
mingle in front of the Premier League before the kick-off of the league match between Burnley FC and Burnley FC.
Luton Town, Turf Moor, Burnley, England, January 12, 2024.
(Photo: Naomi Baker/Getty Images) Advertisement Hide ads “Tests that involve many new factors make it difficult to make logical decisions.
“The fact that they miss something so simple probably makes many decisions difficult.
Kompany also believes that his team is doing well compared to some of the big clubs in the league.
He expressed frustration at how quickly the controversy surrounding the team disappeared.
“What I’m saying is very logical,” he added.
Ads Hide Ads He said “Remember the incident between Tottenham and Liverpool, where you couldn’t see the other side and the VAR side was completely confused and the argument went on for weeks.
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” “But if you look at the reality of our situation, this situation won’t last more than a few weeks.
That’s why we have to speak out.
“When I talk about consequences, I I’m not a punitive person.
We just need to get better.
We need to get better.
” We need to make sure we have a mechanism to make this happen.
“If things continue like this, there will be more questions than answers.
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