Madely has a habit of forgetting his cards. I recall a match at Klanfield in the LC against Leicester where 2 dips should have walked.
That's lesson one of referee training. What items are a referee required to take on the field with him? Pencil, notepad / similar, watch, two whistles, coin, red and yellow cards etc. You wouldn't even qualify as a referee of you got this wrong.
I can think of at least four reasons he should have been cautioned. Dissent. Persistent misconduct for showing dissent on multiple occasions. Diving. Pushing a linesman (which is at least dissent, but probably didn't warrant a red card for violent conduct). And that's without any dodgy fouls he may have committed.
Hehe, so sack the liner & ban ratface for the rest of the season.
The dive from Nunez was laughable, I don't even think they mentioned it but it was absolutely blatant. The two establishment clubs are reffed differently to other teams, no doubt about it
I don't go anywhere near it for this type of reason. It's a propaganda channel that would've made Goebbels blush frankly.
The same Dermot who was DISGUSTED by Sergio Aguero's hand on the shoulder of a lines person
100% this, ive noticed it too. Refs are extremely reluctant this season to book anyone in the first half if they can get away with with it (unless you're Ederson that is). There's defo a directive to the refs to keep their cards in their pockets as much as they can.
It is perhaps not quite so simple as that. At the toss Hooper has something dangling from his left wrist, most likely a whistle but the image is too blurred to be sure. As he starts to walk away from the fourth official there does not appear to be anything dangling from his left wrist and he then proceeds to put on the whistle he has been given by the fourth official.
I remember the absolute outrage across the media...
metro.co.uk
Quick scan shows over 50% less reds with 30% of the season to go.
