Cahill RC Oops

[Sheffields Finest]

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/feb/05/melbourne-derby-victory-a-league-glory

Why do subs think they are immune to sanction?

Ever shifted an unused sub?

 

[Padfoot]

Nice to see accurate reporting.....sent off for "dissent".

 

[Brian Hamilton]

Ever shifted an unused sub?

Of course. Cautioned him for dissent while he was my Club AR. Continued his antics at FT so I gave him a second and binned him.

 

[Sheffields Finest]

I once booked 3 out of 4 subs lined up giving it large..... Form a queue boys, form a queue...

 

[SM]

Ever shifted an unused sub?

Yup, once. He was a CAR who decided to unleash a volley of abusive swears over pretty much nothing.

"You are also a sub today aren't you?"

Bye bye. Happened to him a lot.

He's a ref now. good too apparently.

 

[CapnBloodbeard]

Everybody in Australia is rather confused by this red card - so far Cahill has had the gold pass from referees to do whatever he wants. So for a referee to actually do the right thing is...confusing!
OFFINABUS....even more confusing! That never happens!
Which of course means that every time a player is sent for OFFINABUS, it's inconsistent with decisions in previous matches ;-)

Concerning that some people genuinely don't seem to think a red card is possible for verbals....one bright spark said 'there wasn't enough time for Cahill to say anything overly offensive'
I told him to grab a stopwatch, time himself saying 'cheat' and then tell us how much time is needed to say something offensive

I've cautioned a sub but that's it.