How was it good refereeing? Both were clearly challenges deserving a yellow card, so both should have walked.I think that in both instances the ref gave the full backs a final warning that next time would be a 2nd yellow, good refereeing by him. The most disappointing thing from our view was that having been booked we didn't attack the full backs. More should have been made of a ball from Greer over the top for Buckley and Noone to run on to and attack the backs on the run.
I think the ref was giving then the benefit of the doubt having just booked them rather than send them off for a rash 30 seconds for tackles that were not dangerous. I thought the ref did very well yesterday, although most Prem managers slate him.
They might not have been dangerous but the second was the most blatant and malsicious foul you'll ever see.
to even it up he didn't give a pen against AEA
But that's more because it wasn't a foul than because he felt he owed us. Their player threw himself to the ground.
agree - but i am sure we all looked at Dean to see what he was he ghana do
Then why bring it up? He didn't not give it to even up not sending their players off, he didn't give it because it wasn't a foul. Doing something you're supposed to doesn't even up not doing something different you should have done earlier.
Just been booked then body checked Noone who had beaten him. Free kick given but the referee didn'g get the second yellow out. Ridiculous decision.
Perhaps your manager didn't whine and moan as much as he normally does? Perhaps the ref only thought No One deserved a 5.1 for the dive and roll?
Perhaps the referee had difficulty tuning in to the high pitch of your crowd......certainly those of listeing on the radio couldn't hear a peep from you 'boyz'