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  1. Tealeaf

    City v Newcastle

    Not to be facetious but haven’t defenders being doing this forever? Except we’ve called it nudging, bumping, and jostling?
  2. Tealeaf

    Aston Villa v Newcastle

    AR on this near side as the camera looks, is having a nightmare tonight. Glad the goal came from that free kick as it’s a bit of a bail out but that was so poor. First one understandable, second one no way. Needs to focus and put it out of his mind. Cant drop referee in it a third time.
  3. Tealeaf

    Aston Villa v Newcastle

    Now seeing the offside goal there is an attacker in his eye line. Camera angle is deceiving - from the elevated view we can see it clearly. Be interesting to see a ground level shot. But we won’t because that doesn’t sell like Alan Shearer ranting.
  4. Tealeaf

    Aston Villa v Newcastle

    No issues with the Bizot red card. If you’re thinking DOGSO, fine. 1 defender vs three attackers from the next play of the ball which would’ve been a pass to an attacker who could shoot. Challenge is equally not an attempt to play the ball.
  5. Tealeaf

    6-week ban non-submittal of red card

    My earlier point now confirmed - nothing to do with losing referees and everything to do with playing.
  6. Tealeaf

    6-week ban non-submittal of red card

    Maybe I’m more of a disciplinarian, but failing to send in cards lets down everyone else as players seem to think they can get away with it. But my other key takeaway from this is that the club seem to be using the referee angle to whinge and whine about not being able to use the offender as a...
  7. Tealeaf

    Newcastle v Brentford

    1: It’s a minor holding offence and never enough to cause his legs to be collapse like that. If Trippier had sustained his holding rather than grabbing and letting go almost immediately then I’m saying something different. 2: That’s the textbook definition of the non-deliberate DOGSO as...
  8. Tealeaf

    Always getting grief

    Are you trying too hard? By that I mean things including looking for an advantage that isn’t there? Rightly trying the wait and see approach but waiting too long? Try modifying your approach a little. Perhaps give fouls earlier, play less or no advantage unless it’s screaming obvious like a one...
  9. Tealeaf

    Barnet red card

    For some reason I can’t get the sky video either, but saw it on the ITV show. It looked like there was other stuff going on around him with players crowding in. Maybe he wanted to get close enough to the offender to show the card and not inflame a situation. Looked like the benches were going...
  10. Tealeaf

    City v Wolves

    The ball brushes the underside of his tricep, and close to his chest. I need convincing on a penalty for that. It’s passing between his body and arm and I can see that as natural, possibly trying too late to evade the ball? Ball to tricep for a penalty, needs to be doing the YMCA dance or...
  11. Tealeaf

    Level of Referee

    Some leagues I’m on list referees by level at the start of the season. Admittedly doesn’t account for mid season promotions but might be an (imperfect) option?
  12. Tealeaf

    Keeper ruling

    On what grounds are you showing the keeper a red card ? No obvious goalscoring opportunity has been denied here, which is the only handball offence that a goalkeeper could be sent off for.
  13. Tealeaf

    EFL referee appointments

    I can see the point you’re trying to make here and there’s merit in the question. I think the three month gap though works in his favour. Many games since, and time enough for him to have revisited and reviewed that day and make positive changes? A return trip within a month would...
  14. Tealeaf

    Man Utd vs Man City

    Keith Hackett strikes me as a bitter man, who seems to have it in for Howard Webb regardless of what happens. Although he’s likely making money from being perpetually angry as is the current vogue.
  15. Tealeaf

    Man Utd vs Man City

    I do. It’s a psychological thing which is why I used the boy who cried wolf analogy. Rolling is subconsciously associated with lesser fouls. The flipside of this is that not moving causes a moment of reflection, especially as it happens less often. The rarer something is, or the less common an...
  16. Tealeaf

    Man Utd vs Man City

    I can’t upload a video but on the Match of the day highlights he grabs his leg (understandably) but rolls from side to side for several seconds. The point remains - players at every club do this after minor contact, although and on this occasion it’s indisputably more than that. But doing so...
  17. Tealeaf

    Sheffield Utd vs Charlton

    The second red card is right for me. The speed and intensity he comes in at, is a factor especially when his arm is raised. On the highlights on ITV the reverse angle is telling too as the elbow is definitely locked and out as he goes flying though the challenge. Chris Wilder looking for...
  18. Tealeaf

    Man Utd vs Man City

    Hard to see from the TV real time, live so can understand it and I think therefore that we’re firmly in “on field call stands” territory on this one. Had it been red on field, it’s not being overturned. Doku’s reaction plays a part here. Boy who cried wolf scenario writ large. Rolls around...
  19. Tealeaf

    Luton v Swindon Sub error

    “Don’t tell them your name Clarke!” Sub error!! Sub error!! Sub error!! Don’t let them know we played a player under a SEVEN game suspension too! https://www.efl.com/news/2026/january/16/efl-statement--swindon-town-football-club/
  20. Tealeaf

    Middlesbrough v Blackburn

    A deliberate and petulant trip, low level of force in it. Disclaimer: A question was asked (2 actually) of “how” and I’m answering them. Not saying I agree with it.
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