LamieRobertson
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[Football] Michael Oliver
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I do think that's right. It's a judgement call and opinion will vary. In any event being down to 10 for just a few minutes is unlikely to be significant. By that time they were in total defensive mode anyway.
TWOCHOICEStom
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With the non-red card, could it possibly be because they thought the keeper would save it? Does that in some way make it a not-goal-scoring-opportunity if the keeper would clearly have stopped it?
Or was it because it was Brighton at the Amex where red cards for the opposition are illegal?
Or was it because it was Brighton at the Amex where red cards for the opposition are illegal?
Weststander
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It doesn’t matter if Raya might’ve saved it. It’s still a mandatory red card offence.
“Where a player denies the opposing team a goal or an obvious goal-scoring opportunity by a handball offence, the player is sent off wherever the offence occurs (except a goalkeeper within their penalty area)”.
Exactly the same as a mandatory red card for bringing someone down bearing in on the goalie.
Certainty a goal would’ve been scored plays no part in the law or decision.
“Where a player denies the opposing team a goal or an obvious goal-scoring opportunity by a handball offence, the player is sent off wherever the offence occurs (except a goalkeeper within their penalty area)”.
Exactly the same as a mandatory red card for bringing someone down bearing in on the goalie.
Certainty a goal would’ve been scored plays no part in the law or decision.
West Upper Seagull
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This was me too - it was looking like it was the third consecutive home game Undav has missed a sitter from that position !
This was Oliver's 11th time refereeing the Albion. We have yet to win when he is in charge.
West Upper Seagull
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Andre Marriner is the best ref in our league in my opinion
LamieRobertson
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Just on that have we had any player from either side dismissed at the Amex this season to date….I don’t think so…wonder how many grounds that applies too.
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Cowfold Seagull
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I'm sure that's the case. The problem arises that on that one occasion in a hundred when a player goes down seemingly feigning serious injury . . . and yet the ref waves play on.
Then all too late it is discovered that he is seriously hurt, cue possible court case . It is a problem though that somehow needs to be overcome.
LamieRobertson
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Aren’t you supposed to be somewhere
Cowfold Seagull
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Well to be fair he was wearing black shorts and black socks, not unlike those being worn by one of the teams yesterday.
horshamite
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And a matching shirt to one of the goalkeepers....
West Upper Seagull
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in my opinion every PL referee is as bad as each other for the way they consistently give cheap free kicks for players going to ground at the slightest bit of bodily contact to break up an attack or flow of the game. It is becoming the biggest disease in the modern game and it is because the refs always give a free kick that players keep doing it ! This could so easily be stopped if the PGMOL wise up to it and stopped giving free kicks like this, players would soon stop it. Players going down now holding their heads is now taking the con to a whole new level. This is the single biggest thing that gets me so wound up at every game I watch.
Cowfold Seagull
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That's very true actually, so he did. Ready to stand in for Raya presumably, lest he was injured.
Weststander
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On a rammed cattle truck regional train between Chambery and Moutiers.Aren’t you supposed to be somewhere
I think on this point it comes down to semantics. The handball occurred after Undav took the shot, so the opportunity wasn't denied. If he handled the ball and it stopped the ball getting to Undav centre of the goal one yard out, that would be denying the opportunity. So it goes to the bit a couple of words earlier 'denies the opposing team a goal'. On that point it does matter if Raya would save it, because if he was going to save it, the handball didn't deny us a goal.
Forgot to multiquote while catching up:
On the second handball, Oliver was quick to indicate he felt the arms of the defender were by his side/in a natural position, he didn't say the ball didn't hit the arm. VAR would need to show that the arms were nowhere near the defender's sides or a clear movement toward the ball for it to be deemed a clear error.
To the point someone mentioned earlier about him not getting the penalty decision right, he did. It may have taken two attempts, but it's been made clear that the decision following the monitor review is the referee's to make. So it was Oliver that decided to give the penalty (once he had a second look).
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LamieRobertson
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Some people have all the fun
Cowfold Seagull
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Is that the route via Clapham Junction?
Icy Gull
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Is that a fact? No wonder I always think he gives us nothing. He had no intention of giving a blatant penalty until sent to the monitor yesterday and even them it took him an age to spot a nailed on penalty
macbeth
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perhaps in the league, but he took charge of our 3-1 FA cup victory against bournemouth in 2018/19. don’t ask me why i remember that, but i do