WestGorton
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Haha that I do agreeThink he still owes the world a good number of reds to even it out.
Haha that I do agreeThink he still owes the world a good number of reds to even it out.
Yep, sent off player interviewed after the game, a first, to start his PR campaign, backed up by the mediaWe need to hire their PR team. They are brilliant.
Almost definitely not. They’ve overturned it because the rags appealed. You’d need a club to request a player of another to be given a retrospective ban presumably and the answer would be ‘no. The ref and var made their decision’I was thinking, would this ever work in reverse? im talking specifically about a tackle similar to this one.
Ref gives a yellow, VAR reviews it but doesnt feel it to be a "clear and obvious error" and then changed to a red later?
I actually thought the red was a bit harsh. But there‘s obviously no grounds for it to be rescinded.
It’s not PGMOL that rescind it, it goes to a 3 man FA tribunal made up of ex players and refs, a bit like our 115 panel.Again it shows why VAR is bent and pointless
The match referee gave him a straight red VAR looked at it and agreed it stayed with the referee's choice.
Only for PGMOL to overturn it on appeal, The stench around this lot is why I hate the game,
Do you think City win the appeal if it was Rodri
It sure was.Yep, sent off player interviewed after the game, a first, to start his PR campaign, backed up by the media
He plays for united, so clear and obvious reason to be rescinded.But there‘s obviously no grounds for it to be rescinded.