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Post by Makka_lumbu on Nov 2, 2010 9:39:53 GMT
....just before he scored
We didn't even get a free kick
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Post by Dubyabeeay on Nov 2, 2010 9:42:02 GMT
Ref saw it too cos he waved away Reids appeal. That should have been his second yellow as well. At the end of the day the Ref was very poor.
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Post by Baggie_Shrek on Nov 2, 2010 9:46:34 GMT
100% agree on that one. Poor challenge that was a yellow card. There was intent there even if he didn't contact anyone.
Just as Jara can't tackle like he did, players can't tackle like Varney did there...
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Post by Lumpmaster Heath on Nov 2, 2010 9:49:49 GMT
The ref just reinforces my view that ex-players should be encouraged to referee on retirement.
He is a great example of a bloke that wats to ref cos he can't play the game and then runs around applying the letter of the law with o understanding of the game
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Post by boingingbaggie on Nov 2, 2010 9:53:46 GMT
the one for me was that chance thomas had right at the start of the second half when it deflected wide
if that wasn't a foul by dorrans, who went crashing through the centre half, which set up the chance nothing was
amazing decsion that we nearly scored from
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Post by Fido on Nov 2, 2010 9:56:53 GMT
This will be a long old thread if we list all the ref's fugg ups from last night. Adam blocking off Mulumbu from breaking late in the second half was a nailed on yellow and might have even have been waved on, I think.
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Post by Stig of the Dump on Nov 2, 2010 10:00:11 GMT
Ref saw it too cos he waved away Reids appeal. That should have been his second yellow as well. At the end of the day the Ref was very poor. Absofuckinlutely! |
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Post by Baggy1 on Nov 2, 2010 10:13:19 GMT
Ref saw it too cos he waved away Reids appeal. That should have been his second yellow as well. At the end of the day the Ref was very poor. I think nhe waved on for the pull on whoever it was carried the ball forward. He didn't think the studs challenge was worth lifting his whistle up for. |
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Post by Jason King on Nov 2, 2010 11:25:36 GMT
Every time we broke someone off the ball was obstructed or held back. The ref didn't act until retrospectively booking that bloke with the funny name (Degen Kezen or something) in the dying minutes.
Cynical in the extreme.
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Post by Fido on Nov 2, 2010 11:31:03 GMT
Every time we broke someone off the ball was obstructed or held back. The ref didn't act until retrospectively booking that bloke with the funny name (Degen Kezen or something) in the dying minutes. Cynical in the extreme. Yes, there was more than one, just I was amazed the Mulumbu one wasn't given. It was as much a yellow as Scharner's grapple on that chappie running down the left late on. |
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Post by Stig of the Dump on Nov 2, 2010 11:32:03 GMT
Every time we broke someone off the ball was obstructed or held back. The ref didn't act until retrospectively booking that bloke with the funny name (Degen Kezen or something) in the dying minutes. Cynical in the extreme. Yes there was lots of off the ball stuff.......I'd like to have another look at the Tamas Taylor-Fletcher incident, I originally thought it may have been an accident....but as the off- the- ball incidents carried on I wasn't so sure? |
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Post by spectator on Nov 2, 2010 11:33:10 GMT
Guardian made out that Tamas had gone down softly after a shoulder to shoulder clash...it didn't look like Tamas' shoulder to me. Not that it was really shown much.
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Post by Stig of the Dump on Nov 2, 2010 11:40:26 GMT
Pretty sure there was blood coming from Tamas's mouth after the incident......not that we were going to get any decision from that twat last night...... I recon that cock Oliver had a bollocking for allowing the Brom to beat the 'Mighty arse' and was trying to make ammends last night..................(*Please take into account that I'm still fuming from last night and might be a little unbalanced*)
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Post by Baggie_Shrek on Nov 2, 2010 13:57:05 GMT
Guardian made out that Tamas had gone down softly after a shoulder to shoulder clash...it didn't look like Tamas' shoulder to me. Not that it was really shown much. On the one replay they showed on Sky which Clark Carlisle was rabbiting over about it being a clash of heads it appeared that Taylor-Fletcher deliberately ran into Tamas using his shoulder into the mouth. Looked unnecessary to me... |
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Post by spectator on Nov 2, 2010 13:58:48 GMT
That's how I saw it. I aslo kept waiting for them to show Mulumbu's penalty shout again in the first half but a replay never materialised.
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Post by bayliss on Nov 2, 2010 13:59:32 GMT
Pretty sure there was blood coming from Tamas's mouth after the incident......not that we were going to get any decision from that twat last night...... I recon that cock Oliver had a bollocking for allowing the Brom to beat the 'Mighty arse' and was trying to make ammends last night..................(*Please take into account that I'm still fuming from last night and might be a little unbalanced*) I can't see anything unbalanced there. |
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Post by Hutchinson on Nov 2, 2010 14:06:02 GMT
I am amazed at how much tamas has calmed down last season he would have been following gonzo off
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Post by bayliss on Jan 14, 2011 21:09:14 GMT
I am amazed at how much tamas has calmed down last season he would have been following gonzo off GIVE IT TIME |
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