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 Stuk  Top half 28 Sep 18 4.37pm |
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I wouldn't be surprised if a charge from the FA is on the way to him.
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 becky over the moon 28 Sep 18 4.55pm |
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Originally posted by topcat
Agree. Whilst it was obvious to us, it may not have been to other referees. Not sure what a ref can do about it though if they are taking it in turns. Perhaps make sure that the player is given a yellow to ensure that he doesn't do it again (or a red in the case of the Capoue rake on Zaha. If he notices that this is happening (and it doesn't take too much intelligence to spot) then he warns their captain that the next one (and any subsequent) of his players doing so will be booked - no argument.
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| PZ Eagle Penzance 28 Sep 18 5.09pm |
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Originally posted by The Dolphin
Sadly he is only saying what every Team does - maybe even including ours although possibly not under Roy who is a fair minded man. That is so true. A friend of mine used to play for Reading and Chesterfield and the team talk beforehand used to focus on the oppositions best player and the instructions were to "take him out asap. Talking of taking him out my friend once nutmegged an England centre half and was told "the next time you do that son I'll break your effing leg". They were hard in those days.
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| michaelpearce grays 28 Sep 18 5.32pm |
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feel sorry for Bournemouth on monday from what i have seen of them,they are not a dirty side,can see 1 of there players being sent off for a yellow card offence,because of the fallout
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eagleman13  On The Road To Hell & Alicante 28 Sep 18 5.37pm |
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Originally posted by becky
If he notices that this is happening (and it doesn't take too much intelligence to spot) then he warns their captain that the next one (and any subsequent) of his players doing so will be booked - no argument. In theory this should happen, BUT, in practice, it doesn't, which is a shame. When I was officiating, I would warn Captains, but, when it was obvious(usually within 30secs) that players didn't heed my 'instructions, SO, I cautioned the very next player that committed a foul.
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| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 28 Sep 18 6.05pm |
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Deeney has done us a favour with his honesty. So they bend the rules to the max? Anyone think we don't? I'm always mightily relieved when our opponents are trying to break and one of our midfielders fouls them. Even more so if we do it sneakily and avoid a booking. I hope Wilf reads it and takes on board that they partly do it to wind him up. For the good of the game, team fouling should be outlawed. It's been a tactic for many years and it discourages skill.
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 28 Sep 18 6.11pm |
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Originally posted by Bangell
"Speaking on BBC Radio Five Live, Deeney said: 'You take it in turns kicking him. I know no one wants to hear that, but you go; "You hit this time, you hit him the next time", you don't have the same player tackle him because you know you're gonna get booked." and sadly this is the voice of all the clubs these days.
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chateauferret  28 Sep 18 6.18pm |
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Originally posted by Cannonball
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| The Dolphin 28 Sep 18 6.28pm |
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As long as they give notice they are allowed to say" enough is enough. The next guy who deliberately fouls X goes in the book".
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| Goldfiinger Just down the road 28 Sep 18 11.13pm |
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Originally posted by eagleman13
In theory this should happen, BUT, in practice, it doesn't, which is a shame. When I was officiating, I would warn Captains, but, when it was obvious(usually within 30secs) that players didn't heed my 'instructions, SO, I cautioned the very next player that committed a foul.
That’s the whole point. They can get three bookings to three players before a red is shown... kicking lumps out of the lad.
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| Jacey 03 Nov 18 12.43pm |
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It must be very challenging for Wilf to have so much responsibility on his shoulders,knowing that without him in the team,we are almost certain to lose.
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| southnorwoodhill 03 Nov 18 1.10pm |
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There was an article in the Evening s***ard yesterday where the writer was saying something along the lines of "take after Hazard, get up and make them pay". What a load of cobblers, these are career threatening injuries we are witnessing, if the refs did their job correctly according to the laws of the game, these defenders would think twice before making appalling challenges. That piece of s*** Watford player's rake on Wilf was red all day long, the ref condoned his play by awarded only a yellow.
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