hampshirebrightonboy
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- Sep 3, 2011
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Studs up will always be a red card.
To control the ball Stephens had to lift his foot. Are you saying he was not within his rights to go for that ball?
Studs up will always be a red card.
Ref sees studs up and that's that.
Refs have to make on the spot decisions and get some wrong, sadly this was one of them.
The ref made an on the spot decision. yellow card.. 5 yards away.. I can accept that.
What I don't accept is changing it to red after being shown the injury. No way is that the correct decision making process.
This.
I don't buy the 'he took advice from the linesman' argument - although I'm sure that's what they will major on afterwards. He clearly looks at the wound and gives a red based on that.
Yes, he had to make a snap decision. He decided yellow - I think even that was wrong - and now they have to be honest and say that on review that snap decision was wrong.
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Watch Dean after he issues the red card our players are questioning the decision and he starts pointing to Ramirez leg. I think the footage clearly shows he issues the red for the injury not the tackle. Also as I mentioned in another thread if Dean is relying on a linesman to make a decision he is 5 yards from he is not fit to officiate
Given we are preparing for a game in 5 days time when will we know the outcome of the appeal? That's what is making me so angry about this decision the possibility that shocking decision dents our playoff hopes as well as significantly influencing the outcome of yesterday's match
Is it in the FA's power to save face and reduce the ban to 1 match ?
Is it in the FA's power to save face and reduce the ban to 1 match ?
Has anyone noticed he wasn't wearing shin pads and if he was they were obviously well to small for him?