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Premier League ( midweek ) Games 8/9/10 Feb '22
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Jack Hackett
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Not often I can use Hackett in them though.
Throw me a fricking bone here.
OK
Girls, drink, feck off…
What? You're making rules up as you go. You don't have to stop the game for a booking, nor does a rule exist that means you can commit two yellow card offences but only the most serious counts.The ref has determined that insufficient impediment has occurred to warrant stopping the game to penalise the offence, thus the most serious offence then takes precidence as is the case in 99.99% of other matches ever refereed.
It's very straightforward, interfering with someone taking a throw jn is a yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct, you don't have to stop play for that, you can play advantage. The second foul is also a clear booking, so its two yellows. It's not complicated.
PannickAtTheDisco
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It's well established the most serious offence takes precedence. That's the bit that's straightforward.What? You're making rules up as you go. You don't have to stop the game for a booking, nor does a rule exist that means you can commit two yellow card offences but only the most serious counts.
It's very straightforward, interfering with someone taking a throw jn is a yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct, you don't have to stop play for that, you can play advantage. The second foul is also a clear booking, so its two yellows. It's not complicated.
ninjamonkey
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Don't know why there's even an argument about it, it's two yellow card offences, well done Oliver for doing it. there's plenty of times we see incidents where there's 2 perhaps even 3 yellow card offences in one action and only one yellow is given and we all scream at it. For example, the amount of times you see a yellow card offence, then there's a bit of handbags between the two and they both end up with a yellow when it should be a yellow apiece for the handbags and a yellow for the foul. Just because it rarely happens it doesn't make it wrong when a ref actually officiates properly.
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Thought it was the correct decision.
Going by the celebrations they had last night after the match ended i take it they won something.
Arsenal fans getting their knickers in a twist after the ref gets all of his decisions correct again.
Going by the celebrations they had last night after the match ended i take it they won something.
Arsenal fans getting their knickers in a twist after the ref gets all of his decisions correct again.