Am I right in thinking that they’ll miss both the St Johnstone and Hun games?
Absolute ****** disaster if so.
What a rollercoaster ride this club we love takes us on.
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Am I right in thinking that they’ll miss both the St Johnstone and Hun games?
Absolute ****** disaster if so.
What a rollercoaster ride this club we love takes us on.
Boyle at least will 'just' be St Johnstone i think
I suppose that’s a slight relief then.Quote:
Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875
St Johnstone seem to have found a way of marshalling Boyle better than most teams in the country, so it’s a rare fixture in which he won’t be missed considerably. Can’t say I’m optimistic..,
Is it not a 2 game ban for a straight red?Quote:
Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875
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Looking for someone to confirm this. Losing Boyle in particular for the game against Rangers at Easter Road under the lights would be an absolute hammer blow
Abusive language and gestures are 1 game according to this:Quote:
Originally Posted by California-Hibs
https://www.scottishfa.co.uk/media/1849/suspensions-for-players-in-mens-football-annex-c-section-4.pdf
****ing idiots the pair of them.
Boyle was sent off for foul and abusive language which comes with a 1 match ban.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean1875
Doidge was sent off for violent conduct which is 2 games.
Yep, Doidge was bad enough but Martin Boyle was absolutely moronic. What the **** did he think he was going to achieve?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
Cheers, I stand corrected. Very very minor relief then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
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The amount of brutal abuse he put up with all game from them hammer throwers he should have just nutted the hun ref and then walked off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Boyle was way beyond stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
One of his teammates should have gagged him and dragged him away when he started with that suicide mission.
Not trying to excuse Boyle, but the dissent rule seems a mess to me. Dissent is surely just that. Talking back of any form. That was surrendered generations back and we’re left in a situation where swearing at a ref is bookable or not depending on how bad the ref receives it as.
For what it’s worth, I’d like to see football be like rugby where there is a universally-understood line you don’t cross.
It was terrible - Hanlon was trying to get others away so he could do his bit and Boyle appeared from nowhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by CMurdoch
He must’ve questioned his integrity / called him a cheat. You don’t get a straight red for swearing do you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Glory Lurker
Then why was he sent off for telling the truth, he is a cheating hun bassa.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
No. Didn’t know it was a straight red.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
It gets daft when there is a question of what is acceptable, non-yellow, dissent and what deserves a yellow but not a red. That’s not the referees’ fault, it’s down to the game allowing players to behave in a way that other team sports wouldn’t tolerate in the first place.
Swearing is supposed to be a sending off but it rarely is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
**** was Doidge playing at?
Boyle I can see his frustration because the red was ****ing **** and every single ball in the box was a foul for them.
The mood it looked like the ref was in from the start it doesn’t surprise me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
Scott Allan still won’t make the eleven
What I don’t get about Allan he was back in the team, got hooked at ibrox after the red card never been seen again. When he was actually providing goals and assist.
Another rossism
I don't think the referee was as good as that. Probably his highlight was ignoring Hanlon's shirt being hauled half off because the alternative was to give us an obvious penalty.Quote:
Originally Posted by The 90+2
Then 30 secs later same again. Ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eyrie
He seems to be held to a different standard from other players, who are allowed consecutive poor games but start the following ones. As disappointing as I find it I’ve come to accept he no longer has a future with us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicho87
Agree. SadlyQuote:
Originally Posted by jeffers
Its a huge relief having Boyle against Rangers and us being able to field the exact same team that humped them. Hibs without Boyle are a completely different animal. Stupid tonight but thank **** it's only 1 game for him!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean1875
I'd like to see awful refs told they are awful and held accountable for their awful decisions changing matches, seasons and careers. The idea that a ref deserves some kind of unwavering respect is laughable. They're all *****.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glory Lurker
You do in youth football but somehow it’s then just up to refs in senior football and they the only send off if it’s detected at the ref personally. Boyle claims he was swearing at the refs performance not the ref himself. It’s one of the daftest excuses I’ve heard. His captain was already there ensuring the referee was clear in our club’s disappointment in his performance. There is nothing to gain from Boyle running in swearing his head off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
For me the most annoying thing is the referee was the official who told Heckingbottom to **** off when he was a fourth official causing Hecky to go public with it.
Seems it’s ok for him to tell someone to **** off but not the other way around.
Depends who you are and what strip you are wearing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs