mancmackem
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This is a circular one, never seen a round one before!
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uncle trautmann
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Thats just the sun reflecting off his bald spot
quiet_riot
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Isn't it to help people who are colour blind?
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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mancmackem said:This is a circular one, never seen a round one before!
Halsey uses BaconFace's right circular bollock. Fer the yeller cards he uses Phelan's rectangular left bollock.
Dzeko's Right Boot
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Danny Tiatto was given a circular red card back in the promotion season, when he kicked the bottles. I remember it clearly, because it was the first time I had seen it. Maybe it's a lower division thing? Not seen it in the Prem.
Cellarite
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i think it's up to each individual referee. i've read somewhere that it's so they don't pull out the wrong card.
banbury_blue
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Its down to the Refs choice.. Some use them as it helps them get the right card. Once a ref pulls a card out and brandishes it then that card is the punishment, there has been instances in the past when a red was mistakenly issued
es1
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quiet_riot said:
this is correct
it's not to help them pull the correct card out (this was my thoughts when I actually asked this question when I went on my refs course)
and it is up to the referee, not a league rule or anything like that