I was referring to the foul he made on Micah. It wasn't 2 footed, but it was made with excessive force and by the rules of the game (we are experts on them now) it was dangerous play. He also made repeated fouls, and that is a yellow card offence.spurspinter1 said:Marvin said:If you want to argue that Spurs were hard done by by Balotelli winning a pen and scoring it when Webb is now claiming he didn't see the incident, then I can claim that Parker shouldn't have even been on the pitch at the time.spurspinter1 said:I think you've missed the point of my post there..
You were beat fair and square. Take it
Fair and square is difficult as the goalposts have been moved around a hell of a lot in light of recent events. Because of a few incidents referees now have immense pressure on them. I have read a few comments here about Parker's "two footed challenge" on Micah but I can't really debate with those who think that was a red card, there isn't enough time in the world...If your talking about other fouls commited do you have any stats about how fouls he did commit? Maybe I had lilywhite tinted glasses on but at the time of viewing I don't remember him commiting too many...
This analagy will probably be terrible but let's say you face Utd in Champs league final next season. With the game level, Rooney has a moment of petulance and stamps out catching Richards in the head. incident missed by officials and happened too quickly for any City players to get a full view of it therefore a general lack of protests. Richards okay to carry on. Game continues Rooney scores winning penalty. Rooney gets charged and eventually found guilty of violent conduct.
Will you say you were beaten fair and square?
I'd be unhappy, but you have to accept the role of the ref. And that includes human error
But most of all you were clearly 2nd best on the day. A moment of genius and an error/gust of wind disguised the gap