cheekybids
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Any talk of big 6 bias this weekend.
And that's why they rely so much on yellow cards. No comeback, unless TV can fiddle the personnel and show that it was someone in Row Z who tackled the cheating, diving bastard and not Rico we screwed. Oh, that's a novelty for us, by the way, being screwed by a whistling wanker.It can't be overturned. We will be told that it was a mistake and to go fuck ourselves.
RJIACFCRob Jones is a ****
How do you know Rico was cautioned for dissent, and not for a foul? The referee stopped the game and awarded a free kick to Palace to restart it. Normally players will be warned before being cautioned for dissent, and it didn't look like Rico passed any threshold for receiving a caution for dissent.I saw Rico giving it verbals. The ref saw fit to book him for it. Fair enough
A few hours later I saw the rat aka Fernandez tell the referee to fuck off. Live on television and to his face. He then continued to abuse him.
Nothing was done.
Fuck off with your level playing field I'm sick of it.
His first yellow was after the referee gave a free kick against Ruben, obviously said something to the referee. Probably frustrated with the referee as he was pretty shit all the game. Second one it looked like a yellow in real time for a rash challenge but on closer inspection he got fouled, but var can’t get involved.How do you know Rico was cautioned for dissent, and not for a foul? The referee stopped the game and awarded a free kick to Palace to restart it. Normally players will be warned before being cautioned for dissent, and it didn't look like Rico passed any threshold for receiving a caution for dissent.
No, I thought the second caution was for the foul. Has there been any clarification on it yet? I dare say PGMOL will say it was for dissent anyway, in order to cover their backs.
VAR could get involved and give City the penalty we deserved.His first yellow was after the referee gave a free kick against Ruben, obviously said something to the referee. Probably frustrated with the referee as he was pretty shit all the game. Second one it looked like a yellow in real time for a rash challenge but on closer inspection he got fouled, but var can’t get involved.
You can in a red shirt.You can't get a yellow overturned.
On the first goal, CP had a player in an offside position. He actually makes a movement as the ball goes through to the scorer who is just onside. The fact that the first player needs to make a movement as it goes past him surely makes him interefering with play?
On the first goal, CP had a player in an offside position. He actually makes a movement as the ball goes through to the scorer who is just onside. The fact that the first player needs to make a movement as it goes past him surely makes him interefering with play?
No you have mixed things up.How do you know Rico was cautioned for dissent, and not for a foul? The referee stopped the game and awarded a free kick to Palace to restart it. Normally players will be warned before being cautioned for dissent, and it didn't look like Rico passed any threshold for receiving a caution for dissent.
No, I thought the second caution was for the foul. Has there been any clarification on it yet? I dare say PGMOL will say it was for dissent anyway, in order to cover their backs.
As always.No you have mixed things up.
Rico's first booking was for dissent after kdb had allegedly fouled a player.
His second booking was for a so called foul.
My point is Lewis could be seen on tele talking to the ref. It was not clear, although he did not seem to swear, what he said but he was booked for dissent.
Fernandez clearly told the referee to fuck off. Everyone watching on tele saw it. He then continued his tirade at the ref.
I am asked to accept Lewis was booked for dissent and I do. I cannot accept that Fernandez doesn't get booked for telling the ref to fuck off. It's bias/favouritism
Don’t think it can. One thing is certain. It won’t be.It can’t be overturned but the one game suspension can be annulled
That in itself wouldn’t be so bad if every player who gobbed off at the ref got booked. In fact if the rule was consistently applied there would probably be less of it.It can't be overturned, it's a yellow, Rico wouldn't have got a red, had he not gobbod off at the referee earlier for something that didn't involve him anyway.