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It’s only 90 minutes or so from Glasgow (where he lives) to Dundee so Don Robertson probably just came from home today. It was inspected at 9.15am as well by a local referee but I’m not really sure what the point/outcome of that was because everyone seemed to agree to leave it to the match ref...

Derek McInnes, Kilmarnock manager, got sent off for the same in a Dundee v Kilmarnock game earlier this season. So whilst it’s undoubtedly rare it does still happen from time to time.

Red card was appealed yesterday but the appeal was rejected

Reminds me of this situation which led to the pundits bemoaning an assistant NOT delaying a flag. Basically we’re damned if we do and damned if we don’t. https://x.com/skysportspl/status/1566145193061097476?s=46&t=lUOYv0Z9NlaiSQIYFydEzg

Surely that advantage still exists if the goalkeeper saves the penalty though?

I don't know if this is true but I did read it will be his first Championship game since 2019. So whilst I do agree that it's a bit of a non-story as they all do games outwith the EPL at some point, I don't think it's entirely a coincidence that he's doing one this weekend (as @Runner-Ref says).

Surely that's not the 4th official down the bottom of that image?

Whoever the Spanish pundit was on Viaplay did mention that the referee did stick his hand up in the air (ie IDFK) but you had to be in the ground to see it as no TV cameras showed it. So it may well have just been a screw up with the referee’s initial signal, which whilst poor is understandable...

Not saying it's right or wrong but up here John Beaton refereed Livingston v Celtic less than 48hrs after refereeing a Europa League game in Azerbaijan

Interestingly I find the teams who tell me “it’ll be paid tonight” are usually the slowest and have to be chased up for it a few days later

I'll try and find a screenshot of it but I was equally as baffled by Bobby Madden's justification for it on his Instagram - something to do with because the Rangers forward stuck his foot in but didn't touch the ball resulting in it being a foul

Am I missing something? Correct option seems to be B as I read it.

Total of 41 middles with 28 yellows and 5 reds by my count Also done 27 lines this season though which is where I feel I've had the most improvement as I'd only done about half a dozen in the 3 seasons before then

He was obviously under huge pressure to get the game on initially, because of the logistics of having to reschedule. No doubt if that was a Queen's Park league game there next season then it would've been off. Within about a minute of kick off you could see how farcical the conditions were...

Noticed that as well. Thought there must’ve been an offside where an advantage could be played.

Thoughts on the red? I was watching it at the time and on seeing the first replay thought he could be in bother. The more I watch it the less sure I am though.

Dissent according to BBC Radio Scotland

I get where you're coming from with this, but I'd also say that arguably any foul is USB if you think about it in a certain way. However we're not going to caution for every foul.

Play on for me

Yeah what I'm getting at is that it sounds like he did direct it at either you or one of your assistants, but tries to get out of it by claiming it was directed elsewhere - which is obviously irrelevant.