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Premier League Games 1/2/3 October '22
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Alan Harper's Tash
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It wasn’t a red. If Taylor had given a yellow, it wouldn’t have been changed on VAR, so it’s one of those “orange card“ scenarios.Exactly we won’t. Can’t believe anyone thinks it wasn’t a red. Nowhere near the ball, frustrated as he’d been skinned, and reckless.
Anyway I’m just glad it’s contributed to spurs getting beat as can’t stand the cunts
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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There’s an obvious difference between those two challenges which PL referees are obliged to take into account. One is a foul BY a team in red and one is a foul ON a team in red.
In fact, if Arsenal didn‘t have white sleeves and were all in red, Royale would have got 2 red cards…….
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But there wasn’t excessive force. The difference between the yellow and the red is the excessive force.A red card is given when a player uses “excessive force”. This can be an aggressive tackle that endangers an opponent or misconduct.
That's the term used.'Endangered'. The most exaggerrated word used in football EVER.
A red card is given when a player uses “excessive force”. This can be an aggressive tackle that endangers an opponent or misconduct.
inchy14
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It’s red because he plays for spurs!! And he’s a dirty **** too.It wasn’t a red. If Taylor had given a yellow, it wouldn’t have been changed on VAR, so it’s one of those “orange card“ scenarios.
We ain't going to agree pal.But there wasn’t excessive force. The difference between the yellow and the red is the excessive force.
RobinHood
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A red card is given when the ref takes it out of his pocket and shows it to the player.
Mancity1980
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I prefer to think of it as preventing Liverpool getting 2nd place.I know Arse winning prevents us going top ,but there is something very satisfying about seeing Spurs go Spursy
steviemc
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I know perfectly well it's the term used. It still doesn't stop it being the most exaggerated term used in football EVERThat's the term used.
A red card is given when a player uses “excessive force”. This can be an aggressive tackle that endangers an opponent or misconduct.