Thunder Bolt
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He caught the Everton player above his ankle, which makes it a nasty foul. Unintentional but still dangerous.
[Albion] Was it a red?
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In the wake of Sheffield Utd fans giving the ref shite for 80 minutes last week.
It's amazing just how many people 70 yards away knew for a FACT it was never a red.
Although both challenges getting the same punishment doesn't quite sit right.
It's amazing just how many people 70 yards away knew for a FACT it was never a red.
Although both challenges getting the same punishment doesn't quite sit right.
kojak
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- Jan 17, 2022
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Yeah,I can see where your coming from
Obviously not in this case
But surely they can make a boot a lot stronger these days
To avoid the stamp
KZNSeagull
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That is far worse than WBG's. At least WBG played the ball first. Maguire was nowhere near it.
They are nearly identical?. Both reds probably but it’s annoying Maguire gets away with it.
ETA - watching again, Maguire’s is worse. He goes flying in with some pace and looks out of control. Gilmour doesn’t go in that hard and there’s not as much pace or force.
Exactly this, it was in our player we’d be outraged if it wasn’t a red
Brian Fantana
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If it was the other way around I’d have been demanding a red card. It was an absolutely nailed on one too, in fairness.
Cheggers
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As a punishment to Manchester United, Harry Maguire will be available for their next three games.
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Red card for sure
Gilmour's was definitely a red - but he got the ball and it was his follow through that got the player - nothing malicious or intentional.
Maguire was nowhere near the ball - a much worse infringement, and should have been a redder red.
HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
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Yes for me it was a red
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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Yeah red. Not a bad one particularly as not much force in it.
- May 8, 2018
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He’s not in control of himself, Red just for that
Red I’m afraid, though from the stands I thought yellow at the time.
I am interested however, in Tarkowski not getting a second yellow, and no punishment for kicking the ball away.
Usual inconsistent referees
I am interested however, in Tarkowski not getting a second yellow, and no punishment for kicking the ball away.
Usual inconsistent referees
Match Officials Mic'd Up: Why Gusto yellow card became a red
Listen to the conversation between the VAR and the referee Jarred Gillett that led to Chelsea's Malo Gusto being sent off against Aston Villa
www.premierleague.com
Not completely identical, but the same sort of thing - going in a bit hard, more related to the follow through than deliberate.
Again, follow through
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B-right-on
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That's exactly the problem. There was another one v Spuds, can't remember the details but should have been a second yellow and we went on to lose that game in injury time.
Pondicherry
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I think this picture is pretty deceptive. It implies he is going down the back of his left ankle when in fact I am pretty sure there is no contact with left leg at all (they had both block tackled with the ball in between feet) - see video above. Gilmore ends up side kicking the top of the opponents right boot who then fakes injury. Its not a red imho, but once given VAR were not going to over rule. Which games does he miss?
Yes, but he's a Very Important England international.