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I'm not a fan of any Premier League team. I'm trying to understand why there are occasions that players get a touch on the ball and take the player out and the refs do the ball signal with their hands and play continues. Maybe it's time the subjectivity is removed from the LOTG, as it seems the...

I'm asking how it can be a penalty in the Brighton game?

Studs into the chest with no touch on the ball is no penalty, one week. So how can it be a penalty when the Brighton player gets a touch on the ball?

Yeah, I watched the video embedded in this site on my phone. I got his age wrong, I guess I can look forward to be called up to do VAR, imagine what imagine what mistakes I could make with massive UHD screens. I find your posting style interesting, I was making a passing comment on what I...

:facepalm:🤣 I may have been right about the drugs.

I think you've missed the word possibly when you've read what I posted.

Shocking, the person should face the full consequences of the law. He looks like a younger person, possibly on drugs and/or mental health issues.

He was also VAR for the Palace V Everton game where he advised a review for the Calvert-Lewin challenge. I don't think he's having the best of times at the moment. He could probably do with a few weeks away from VAR and games using VAR. He should do a month of EFL games to get his confidence...

I've looked back at the lotg and realised I missed the impedes with contact sentence. So it should have been a free kick. I just feel that the contact didn't match the way the keeper went down. I've seen this mentioned on here, especially when pens have or haven't been given. Is it possible...

I agree law 12 states a goalkeeper can't be challenged when they have control of the ball, like the Wycombe keeper did. I really do want to learn, but I have looked through the lotg and I can't see anything that makes this a foul. I know it's normally given as a free kick and it's what the...

Does the attacker not have the same right as the keeper to move into the space? They are both moving into the same space, so is this not a coming together? Edit. To add, I don't think it's a barge. Usually a free kick is given for this. There is precedence this season when the Wycombe keeper in...

For me it's not a foul. The keepers still got two feet on the ground, he's made no attempt to jump for the ball and with the contact he throws himself to the ground thinking he'll get the standard free kick that keepers get for any contact.

Don't see much difference between this and the Jota one against Newcastle. Both players exaggerated the effect the contact had on them.

I disagree with the looking at multiple angles not making it C&O. If anything imo, it supports why it is C&O. If one angle shows that it is a pen/RC, but all the others don't.

Violent Conduct, using excessive force or brutality when not challenging for the ball.

Clear studs on ankle, should have been a red.

Red all day for Gomes. Not seen the other incident.

I don't understand this reasoning. Surely, they should be sending for a review if the ref gave a yellow card and a free kick. My understanding is that SFP is a red card, if a yellow is given then that is not the correct decision and should be reviewed.

Thoughts on the red card?

I thought the yellow card was for the aggression in the kick aimed at the Villa player. Fernandes had no intention of trying to restart the game, he wanted to get the Villa player booked and booted the ball at him. Correct YC imo.