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Oumar Niasse charged by FA
- Thread starter Ric
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kaz7
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Nice to see it works and also worked in clearing raz and bernie,perhaps arsene should take note
Thekinkygoat
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The punishment probably won't fit the crime though, those 2 lost points could well send Palace down.
kaz7
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That is the problem and why i support VARS so that would never have been givenThe punishment probably won't fit the crime though, those 2 lost points could well send Palace down.
KentBlue
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In all honesty I thought Vinny's was a red when I first saw it. I think it was only the fact that Stones was there that made it a yellow. Carroll should definitely have seen red for his antics as well.
uwe rosler 28
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Becomes the first Premier League player ever to be charged with 'Successful Deception of a Match Official'. Deserved, to be fair, and a shocking decision from Anthony Taylor at the time.
He did go down easy ric but for me it was a clear obstruction as he put his arm across the player without playing the ball if bog brush head would have done that to Jesus we would all be screaming blue murder.
arbabarshad
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If the ref reviewed it with VAR at the time, he would still have only produced a yellow card. Red card for that challenge is a myth which is being banded about as a fact.In all honesty I thought Vinny's was a red when I first saw it. I think it was only the fact that Stones was there that made it a yellow. Carroll should definitely have seen red for his antics as well.
Show me a recent incident where a player has been sent off for such a challenge with another player in such close proximity and the attacking player so far from the goal !
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Is Taylor being charged with successful deception of the paying public when he is described as a 'match official'?
Mad Eyed Screamer
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No. Of course not. He will be given the derby and told "you know what to do".Is Taylor being charged with successful deception of the paying public when he is described as a 'match official'?
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Well the first one was always going to be against a lesser team. Now they've set a precedent, I'm just waiting for open season on us.