Lua Lua injury setback

[Mackenzie]

Bet that shitbag Branco knew what he was doing

He was continually fouling all night.

 

[slartibartfast]

T'was a straight red IMO. If Crofts tackle was a red that certainly was, poor challenge.

This. Ive seen Jack Wilshire commit two tackles in consecutive games on telly, which were comparable to Crofty's - and he wasnt shown a red for either. Arsenal v Everton, and then v Besiktas. Where is the consistency? Is it one rule for England media darlings, and another for Brighton and Hove Albion midfielders?

 

[Napper]

He was continually fouling all night.

I blame the owners

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

T'was a straight red IMO. If Crofts tackle was a red that certainly was, poor challenge.

Consistency is the key, and there seems to be too little of that with refs in recent seasons. All too often as well, if a referee doesn't spot an incident but his assistant does, the assistant won't flag to bring it to the refs attention. Too afraid of making a decision that could be incorrect presumably.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

He was continually fouling all night.

You can get those little brown bags that people use for dog poo to clear it up

 

[hans kraay fan club]

KLL just retweeted Branco's apology.

@ph_rossi: @kazenga25 i apologize you again bro, i didn't mean to do it ! all the best mate !

 

[TomandJerry]

Rubbish referee!

 

[Washie]

There's nothing in that article that states 'Injury Setback'.

This is the moment which left Albion hoping they had not suffered an injury setback. First line, so technically, it does.

 

[beakyburn]

Rubbish referee!

No card for that tackle. But a yellow for Ince for the awful taking off the shirt tactic.

 

[chimneys]

Can MODS please adjust incorrect thread title, rather than keep giving us all unwarranted cause for concern.