I said at the time of the latest incident that there was corruption within the system and the media play the part in helping this.
Did Kun deserve to be red carded for the "elbowing" - potentially/probably yes - hard to determine whether he meant it or not but there is a strong possibility of it...so a red card could easily have been issued on the day.
Did the ref see it - absolutely fucking yes he did - but he has LIED so the FA can then retrospectively ban Kun......he saw it happen and got the call wrong but has then lied because of the media pressure and the dodgy loophole which the corrupt FA exploit.
This rule of retrospectively banning players needs to be looked at....especially when the video evidence clearly shows the ref directly looking at the incident. Of course it can be used when the ref isn't or his vision of an incident is impaired by being the wrong side of something or players being too far away or other players being in the way etc....but on incidents like this where he is no more than 5-6 yds away has a clear line of sight of the incident and is looking at the incident then you should not be allowed to lie to make up for your mistake so a player can get banned.....who are the people putting the pressure on these ref's to change their stories ? where do their allegiances lie - that needs to be questioned as a matter of absolute urgency as their decisions are effecting the potential outcomes of games and that is purely wrong and corrupt.