That's what I thought - but then we might have been pre-conditioned to think that as he did it in a Euro game? He did seem to indicate he'd got an arm in the windpipe. The main mystery was why the ref didn't let him come back on for ages.
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[Albion] Tottenham Hotspur vs Brighton & Hove Albion *** Official Match Thread ***
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Silverhatch
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No it didn’t
Mystery? He had to give Spurs a chance to score against 10 men first.
You and Dwayne should live together then you wouldn't need to post on here.
London Irish
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The issue here was that he was one of those refs who deliberately was setting a high bar for yellow cards. On the second Romero incident he was blindsided, which is why the Albion players were imploring the lino to get involved, which he didn’t want to do. Just an unfortunate set of decisions but likely if Romero had been carded for the first he wouldn’t have done the second, I can’t think of this as match turning
f***ing cheating deluded wankers 1978 WE NEVER FORGET Wanky wanking pricks. Hopefully one day that huge cock will fall off the toilet seat and flatten Son and Richarlison
The pricks voted Son as MOM, that's all you need to know about ALL Spurs fans, never meet a nice one EVER.
Did for me
Bear in mind these are the ones that have undoubtedly never been to a game in their life.
Knowing the laws of the game may help you
Cotton Socks
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That was my initial thought & I have a vague recollection of it happening previously. Although my memory capacity is less than a neon tetra (ie smaller than a goldfish).
Frankie
Put him in the curry
I remember James Wilson chucking up multiple times in a game,he Looked like a extra from the walking dead in that game.
Law 5:
Fine with that.
Doesn't explain why he made Dunk run up and down the touchline alongside the linesman for 50 seconds after play had restarted? Restarted 33.34, Dunk allowed back on 34.23 - during which time they had a dangerous attack.
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After Pedro's penalty at Marseille.
You are not allowed back for 30 seconds after the restart added to that if the ball is close to the where the player is and they are likely to gain an advantage by directly entering the pitch they must remain off the pitch.
The only thing of note Wilson did in his time here
Is that actually in the laws? (and where). I can't remember seeing a player having to hang around for almost a minute before.
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Players have to remain off the field for a minimum of 30 seconds after treatment.
I’ve seen this season the 4th official stand with them and give the ref the signal to wave them back on the pitch. Dunk went off on the opposite side to the 4th official which probably explains why he was jogging up and down with the Lino, but they all seemed to totally forget the 30 seconds had elapsed as Spurs mounted an attack.
It’s mentioned on the link below about changes for this season.
Premier League changes for 2023-24: Longer games, referees to clamp down on bad behaviour
The Premier League is back, and there'll be new things to get used to: longer matches, a clampdown on time-wasting and more bookings for bad behaviour.
Well - that has passed me by completely!!Players have to remain off the field for a minimum of 30 seconds after treatment.
I’ve seen this season the 4th official stand with them and give the ref the signal to wave them back on the pitch. Dunk went off on the opposite side to the 4th official which probably explains why he was jogging up and down with the Lino, but they all seemed to totally forget the 30 seconds had elapsed as Spurs mounted an attack.
It’s mentioned on the link below about changes for this season.
Premier League changes for 2023-24: Longer games, referees to clamp down on bad behaviour
The Premier League is back, and there'll be new things to get used to: longer matches, a clampdown on time-wasting and more bookings for bad behaviour.www.espn.co.uk
Thanks both you and @PILTDOWN MAN - every day's a school day.
It's actually a rule in this case as it's something adopted by the FA but isn't done elsewhere. It is also a minimum of 30 seconds. Putting this to one side a ref has never allowed a player back on that is close to the play. Dunk wasn't required to run close to the lino that was obviously his choice so he would be playing Spurs on side when allowed to enter play.