[Albion] Tonights ref Kevin Friend

[Not Andy Naylor]

This raises an interesting point: seeing as the ref (wrongly!) booked Arnautovic, it was clearly an incident that the officials had seen and dealt with. As such, surely the FA can't charge Kayal with anything in relation to retrospective action?

As far as I know, can't they only charge players when incidents have been missed by the match officials (clearly this incident wasn't "missed" as Mr Angry was booked)?

I suppose they might say that the ref had dealt with the foul by Arnautovic, even though it didn’t happen, but not the one by Kayal?

 

[BensGrandad]

IMHO he did quite well because he made no contentious decisions for either side and controlled the game. well.

 

[Garage_Doors]

I wish we just had plain white goal nets.

That was a bit outside of the box?
what do you mean?

 

[luppers]

IMHO he did quite well because he made no contentious decisions for either side and controlled the game. well.

Agree with you BG thought he had a good game

 

[Weststander]

A rarity in the PL, his performance was excellent.

There were a couple of minor coming togethers in our box, for example Murray putting off their player trying to head an equaliser.

There are some ‘all about me’ wnkr refs who love to demonstrably point to the spot and/or wave a red card.

Not last night.