PinnerPaul
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Challenge on 1' 17"
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Real-time, it may have looked as though the defender got a bit of the ball, particularly as the incident was a 'breakaway' (of sorts), do the referee would have been a way away.Verdict on the night was play on, no foul!
As a QPR fan, I was mightily relieved.
Red card my call, but can see the case for a yellow but no foul surprised me I have to say!
The guy dislocated his shoulder and had to be carried off after 10' delay.
If that was for me see my earlier post.Once you have decided it is a foul (easier from youtube indeed) this 100% would have to be DOGSO. How much clearer could an OGSO be?
No. The dismissal overrides the caution in this case.Incidentally can you give a yellow for the reckless challenge and then a red for the DOGSO
Thanks.No. The dismissal overrides the caution in this case.
Once you have decided it is a foul (easier from youtube indeed) this 100% would have to be DOGSO. How much clearer could an OGSO be?
How do you figure that? Ball is on the left hand side of the goal, and was moved into the centre. Sure, it might be more to the touch line than the goal, but it's still moving sorta closer. 'towards goal' shouldn't be a literal interpretation of 'in a line directly towards the spot between the goalposts'.Reckless. Ball is running away from the player, not direct at goal, not OGSO. Yellow
Real-time, it may have looked as though the defender got a bit of the ball, particularly as the incident was a 'breakaway' (of sorts), do the referee would have been a way away.
Easy business this refereeing from YouTube.