aguero93:20 said:rules have been changed, they can step in.Esteban de la Sexface said:Plain Speaking said:One he'll of an impact to launch him in the air. Although a yellow card was awarded surely Jones didn't see the full nature of the assault. If there hadn't been so much controversy over the disallowed goal would the FA upgrade the yellow to a red card?
I don't think they can do that. If the ref gave the yellow that is deemed appropriate action. I think they can only step in retrospectively if a ref has not dealt with a situation,
Probably not, Samir doesn't play for the rags.Esteban de la Sexface said:aguero93:20 said:rules have been changed, they can step in.Esteban de la Sexface said:I don't think they can do that. If the ref gave the yellow that is deemed appropriate action. I think they can only step in retrospectively if a ref has not dealt with a situation,
Thanks for the info. I don't think they will in this case.
It's only Tuesday and the match was sunday, they might do something yet, I think a lot of it still depends on the referees report, which is written after seeing replays of all the flashpoints in the game.JoeMercer'sWay said:everyone from Wiley to Neville has said it was a red, so the media are one over it yet the FA still haven't taken any action.
Bizarre.
celticfc482 said:Its a massive worry when you think about it. Even if silva is out for one game it will make us alot weeker. Our play style relies on both of them or at least one of them. Take them both out and we are back to a normal style.
quiet_riot said:celticfc482 said:Its a massive worry when you think about it. Even if silva is out for one game it will make us alot weeker. Our play style relies on both of them or at least one of them. Take them both out and we are back to a normal style.
It's ok, Jovetic can play that role too...
If they are that unhappy with the decision regarding Yangwe-Mbiya and Nasri they would have moved a lot quicker to issue a statement regarding the issue and ban him, they haven't.BluessinceHydeRoad said:The "tackle" on Nasri was not mistimed. It was reckless, brutal and calculated and gave a whole new meaning to the idea of "three strikes and you're out": first the shirt pulling, then the right leg then the all out hack with the left leg. The ref has been dropped from the next round of matches and the belief is that it's because of his decision on that "goal" (although Tiote has said that, while he doesn't agree with it, he understands why the ref disallowed it!) but it may well be that the FA, as Neville suggested last night, are less than pleased with his overall performance and in particular the decisions concerning Cobaie and, especially, Nasri. If that is the case there may well be further action taken.