News about Tim Robinson

Netflix has been slammed after a promised cult TV hit show failed to drop on time. American comedy Detroiters was advertised to debut on October 15, but the streaming giant removed it from the schedule without any explanation. The show, starring I Think You Should Leave star Tim Robinson and funnyman Sam Richardson, finally made it to screens for only US subscribers on October 16.

The one-woman show FAGHAG covers Mulvaney's love life, and her relationship with God while growing up queer in the Catholic Church in the San Diego area of southern California. Audiences are warned that the show features strong language and 'distressing or potentially triggering themes.' The new show may unsettle some Catholics - the church does not approve of homosexuality and rejects the basic concept of changing one's biological sex.

Jamie Carragher slammed Luton defender Teden Mengi for 'gifting' Everton a penalty in their crucial clash on Friday night. Mengi had hold of the Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite during a corner in the first-half at Kenilworth Road. The challenge was spotted by the VAR and referee Tim Robinson was advised to review it on the pitchside monitor.

MARK CLATTENBURG: Evangelos Marinakis was already familiar with him from my time with the Greek Football Federation, where I was in charge of the Greek Super League's referees. He is a huge football fan, as well as Rio Ave in Portugal and Nottingham Forest in England, and someone who will leave no stone unturned in trying to ensure his clubs are profitable. Marinakis called me last week to inquire about a job.

Chelsea and Liverpool have been chosen for the Carabao Cup final. PGMOL has revealed their pick of officials for the much-anticipated final, which will take place at Wembley Stadium on February 25. However, the referee's identity is unlikely to please Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp following recent events.

The match between West Brom and Wolves FA Cup was called off yesterday after brutality broke out between supporters of both sides, with police forced to respond after angry supporters screamed the pitch. On two shocking videos, a wounded man appears to be threatening police officers on the field, while punching one in the chest. Officers bring his head dripping with blood and a gaping wound. When an out-of-control man tries to lift his head, police hold it down, revealing an open cut on the top of his head.

Before West Bromwich Albion's humiliating FA Cup match against Wolverhampton Wanderers, a 16-year-old football fan was arrested by police and jailed in a bar for holding an offensive weapon. After a ruckus erupted in the stands and supporters spilled onto the pitch, play in the Black Country FA Cup derby at The Hawthorns was suspended for more than an hour. However, it has now been announced that one of the six arrests by West Midlands Police came in a pub before the game, with the teen stopped and searched in a pub.

A middle-aged pitch invader with a handbag was led off the pitch by a steward amid gruesome scenes as West Bromwich Albion played Wolverhampton Wanderers. At The Hawthorns, the woman threw the ball at the guy, who took her off by the arm as she collapsed over and had to be picked up again. The audience could have been heard cheering before being led away on a turbulent afternoon that saw violence in the stands begin when Wolves away supporters bought tickets in West Brom home towns before being seen celebrating their team's second victory. After the drama erupted in the stands and supporters spilled onto the field, play in the Black Country FA Cup derby at The Hawthorns was postponed for more than half an hour. Following the second-half chaos yesterday, West Midlands Police said six arrests were made, and one individual was admitted to hospital with head injury.

Bernd Leno is expected to avoid further action from the Football Association for his altercation with a ball boy during Fulham's loss at Bournemouth. Leno, the goalkeeper, made contact with the kid rather than pressuring him to retrieve the ball in the second half. At that time, Leno had already been arrested, but referee Tim Robinson had no further discipline.

JOE BERNSTEIN: This was the chance for some of Anfield's lesser lights to shine on this display, but if Liverpool makes it to the World Cup, it will take a brave manager to deny Curtis Jones, Jarell Quansah, and Harvey Elliott a starting spot at Wembley. Both Jurgen Klopp and David Moyes made six changes from their previous Premier League line-ups for this Carabao Cup quarter-final, but there were also some similarities. West Ham waited until they were 2-0 down before launching Lucas Paqueta, and three others were behind when James Ward-Prowse came on. Liverpool, on the other hand, was hungry and at it from Tim Robinson's whistle, condemning Manchester United's stumbling draw against Manchester United on Sunday, despite Mo Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold starting on the bench. On 21 visits with various clubs, Moyes hasn't won at Anfield, and his team didn't play as if they believed in changing history.

IAN LADYMAN AT KENILWORTH ROAD: Jack Grealish of Manchester City took the ball to the corner flag in the 89th minute of this tumultuous afternoon rather than attempting to make a defensive move. No sooner had he arrived than the English national, treble champion, and Gucci's face were slapped on his backside by the home fans. It was like a summer for City. It was like that game. The champions of England won, but only about. Pep Guardiola's gilded team came from a goal down to win, and in doing so, put an end to a mini-slump that some said was threatening to derail their league season. That was never likely. Despite this, the city still needed a little assistance from referee Tim Robinson to get over the line. Not favours, just good decisions, but they were nonetheless important.

It takes place within the larger context of brutality surrounding Aston Villa's Europa Conference League match with Legia Warsaw. One police officer was shot and three others were injured, while others were charged with flares outside Villa Park. Following '90 minutes of sustained brutality,' Dudley Police said 46 people were arrested.'

TOM COLLOMOSSE: European football chiefs had condemnation of Legia Warsaw fans after a night of brutality marred their Europa Conference League match with Aston Villa. Following last night's violence involving away fans, West Midlands police said there were '46 people in jail', with four officers in jail, and that they had suffered with '90 minutes of sustained violence' that left four wounded. According to a UEFA statement, "UEFA has condemned the intolerable violence that occurred around the Aston Villa vs. Legia Warsaw match.' UEFA is currently gathering all official reports from the game before making a decision on the next steps.'

Following violent scenes marred Aston Villa's 2-1 victory over Legia Warsaw on Thursday, police have reported that 46 supporters had been arrested. Last night, Polish football hooligans caused mayhem as fans set a police officer on fire and injured three others while throwing flares before facing the Midlands club in the Europa League. Since being struck by a fire, one officer who was engulfed by fire suffered burns and is now recovering in hospital.

IAN HERBERT: Blink and you may have missed Chelsea's match against Fulham on Monday night, which had everything to do with what our referees are up against. Vinicius vanished Fulham's Vinicius Thomas Henry slashed Chelsea's Thiago Silva on the back with his arm, pretending that no one had happened. Thiago staggered the head and lay writhing on the ground, clutching it. On X, formerly known as Twitter, one of the Fulham players' acts of "genuine intention" was portrayed as confirmation of the pre-match conspiracy theories against referee Tim Robinson. You may recall that Robinson reffed Chelsea's home loss to Nottingham Forest in September. His appearance on the day was 'pathetic,' the work of a 'f***wit', many Chelsea 'authorities' on that website, according to several Chelsea 'authorities' ahead of Monday's match.

Andre Marriner's vacant referencing role has been filled by two new players from the Football League, filling the void left by the Premier League. Following their promotion to Select Group 1, Professional Game Match Officials Limited announced on Wednesday that Tim Robinson and Darren Bond will take the top flight. Both of the pair had been officiating in the Championship for the first time last season, though both had their respective debuts in the Premier League.

Fans of Netflix will be pleased to learn that the streaming service has a slew of both new and old favorite films and TV shows scheduled for users. Netflix will carry many titles over the next 31 days, including a Bridgerton spin-off and the highly awaited Selling Sunset season six. Tim Robinson and FUBAR, Arnold Schwarzenegger's first foray into television, are also included in a new season of I Think You Should Leave.

DANIEL MATTHEWS WERE RECALLED AT SELECT CAR LEASING STADIUM: The first was supposed to bring Reading up for a dramatic three points in their fight against relegation. The second was turned home by the striker, as well. Carroll wheeled away, the home crowd booed, and then referee Tim Robinson pulled a red card from his pocket. Carroll, who was also on the yellow, had mastered the ball, but Noel Hunt's side was left with trepidation.

JACK GAUGHAN vs. BRAMALL LANE If ever a club needed a stoppage-time winner, scored by a young man whose grandparents were both FA Cup champions with Manchester City in 1969, Sheffield United are it. Not just for the romance of a Wembley semi-final, but also for the atmosphere and bank balance. At Bramall Lane, it's been a tough time. They may not go into administration, but the financials are bleak unless a takeover agreement is reached, with Nigerian Dozy Mmobuosi awaiting to complete the transaction.

Imran Louza, a Watford midfielder, has been charged with spitting at an opposing player by the Football Association. During Watford's latest 2-1 home loss to the Welsh club, Moroccan Louza, 23, is alleged to have spat at Swansea's Ryan Manning. After the match, Swansea has been reported to have lodged a formal complaint against referee Tim Robinson.

In a battle over campervans (top left and top right), local residents (pictured bottom left and top right) were blasted by locals who'd not treat the place with courtesy. Tourists visiting Seaford, East Sussex, are being greeted with the wrath of visitors who claim campervans park on the seafront is on display, and families live in them 'for days.' Residents in Seaford also complain that garbage is left around the area, benches are sprayed, and garbage cans are set on fire, and that the council should do something about it. Since lockdown, Trev Homer and his wife Mary moved to Martello Mews in Seaford 18 years ago, but the situation has remained 'worse since lockdown,' says the couple.

On Sunday, Rachel Bloom and Niecy Nash looked more glamorous than ever at the second night of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. Bloom, 35, displayed her toned arms in a vivacious floral sleeveless skirt cinched at the waist with a belt. With a middle portion, the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend actress transformed her auburn tresses into a slicked back bun for the occasion. In the meantime, the television presenter, 52, oozed Hollywood glamour in a figure-hugging one-shoulder black gown that showcased her svelte cleavage.