kiam06 said:Clattenburg..... that's all.
Retrospective punishments with fast-tracking were designed to root stuff like this out of the game. It´s been in place for some time now but only used to suit their agenda. A cowardly act by both player and ref, sanctioned by a totally corrupt governing body. Come on DB get to fookin work and sort it FFS!silvasilvasilva said:clarkie_ni said:dosnt mean the FA cant start now with the fair and consistant rulings
That would probably be better to have a panel looking at contentious decisions which should of been red but you cant just move the lines in the middle of the game, based on the rules as they stand, its the right decision based on what has gone before (not morally obviously), they need to come out and say we plan to change decisions like these before they can actually do it otherwise it just looks like there punishing certain clubs.
Also the issue here that you only hear about these things when its a big player, these things happen all the time, normally the commentator says hes a lucky boy and you never here of it again.
Bluemer said:Lol
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney will face no action from the Football Association after he appeared to elbow Wigan's James McCarthy.
The incident occurred during Saturday's Premier League match at the DW Stadium in which Rooney scored one of the goals in his team's 4-0 victory.
TV replays showed Rooney catch McCarthy on the back of his head with his elbow.
Ref Mark Clattenburg awarded a free-kick but Wigan manager Roberto Martinez insisted Rooney deserved a red card.
Clattenburg told the FA on Monday that he feels he took the appropriate action, which means the governing body cannot launch disciplinary proceedings against the 25-year-old England forward.
becomingparanoid said:I can't believe that anyone is surprised. There never was any chance of Shrek being done. Virtually any other player from any other team apart from the old big four would have had retrospective action taken. It is incidents like this that will eventually turn people off football. After all who wants to watch a corrupt badly run sport that costs a fortune to see.