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Guehi, the cheating scumbag, PULLS Bafo down, Gillet isn’t sent to the screen, because he overruled the ‘expert’ decision from VAR

😡 Jared Gillett in ‘Make It All About Me’ Shocker — Referee Sparks Outrage After Controversial VAR Call at Selhurst Park

The Premier League is once again under fire after referee Jared Gillett found himself at the centre of controversy during Crystal Palace’s clash at Selhurst Park, with furious fans accusing him of trying to “make it all about himself.”

The flashpoint came when Palace defender Marc Guehi appeared to pull Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo (Bafo) down inside the box — a moment that should have been reviewed by the Video Assistant Referee (VAR).

However, despite strong appeals from Bournemouth players and clear footage suggesting contact, Gillett refused to go to the monitor, reportedly overruling the VAR’s recommendation to review the incident.

Supporters were left fuming, with many calling the decision a “disgrace” and questioning the integrity of the officiating.

“I despise that bloke so much,” one fan wrote online. “Guehi, the cheating scumbag, PULLS Bafo down, and Gillett doesn’t even check the screen because he wants to prove he’s in charge.”

The decision proved costly as Bournemouth were denied what looked like a clear penalty, ultimately seeing the game finish 3–3 in a thrilling but highly contentious draw.

Pundits and supporters alike have demanded answers from PGMOL, calling the incident yet another example of inconsistent officiating that continues to undermine the credibility of refereeing in the Premier League.

As tempers flare, many fans have called for Jarred Gillett to face accountability, insisting that referees who repeatedly ignore VAR guidance should be suspended or retrained.

Once again, the focus has shifted from the football itself to the man in the middle — and Jared Gillett stands accused of doing exactly what fans claim he always does: making it all about himself.

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