No, it has to prevent a goal to be a red. Remember the JPT final? Deliberate handball, yellow card.
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No, it has to prevent a goal to be a red. Remember the JPT final? Deliberate handball, yellow card.
They're so heavily scrutinised now, they're all afraid to think for themselves.
Oh yes, that makes sense. Looking at the replays, neither the ref nor the assistant spotted it anyway, so who actually pointed it out to Marriner?
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I'm very pleased I made this my bonus game in the prediction thread.
I'm very pleased I made this my bonus game in the prediction thread.
Well yeah. But if they didn't have every decision pored over and every incident filmed from 8 angles, they might be more inclined to occasionally put common sense before a rigid interpretation of the rules. I hate it when you hear commentators say "it has to be a sending off". It doesn't, a sending off is always ref's decision, or it should be.
White people recognise others by hair and eye colouring, so we genuinely struggle with black faces...especially those that are really dark. It is not racist at all (unless someone is being truly offensive, of course). Black people take more note of facial features, but I wouldn't be surprised if they have the same problem in a multiracial society where most people they see are white. Refs have made mistakes before with white people as well. Don't know why he didn't listen to Chamberlain though who was trying to tell him.
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