Yeah stone-waller. I'd say Boyle should have got a penalty in the 1st half though so tough cookies.Quote:
Originally Posted by cleanyman
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Yeah stone-waller. I'd say Boyle should have got a penalty in the 1st half though so tough cookies.Quote:
Originally Posted by cleanyman
Agree. Also, last season up at Pittodrie boyler should have got a stonewallerQuote:
Originally Posted by CMac1988
And Mackay Steven should have been sent off.
Not for me. Booking was fairQuote:
Originally Posted by PatHead
Not sure if that should have been a sending off for Killie
I shouted to McInnes that his penalty claim was the clearest dive you'd ever see.....Oops.....he just laughed.
At the game from our angle Paul goes in, ball moves, then player falls over. Looked like a great tackle. Slo mo and reruns show it should have been a pen. Didn't need a replay to see we should have had a pen when Consadine pushes Boyle off the ball in the box.
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Exactly, clear hand pushing MB in the back.Quote:
Originally Posted by O'Rourke3
Was my opinion too but having seen the Sportscene highlights you can see it should have been a penalty.Quote:
Originally Posted by I'm_cabbaged
It’s easy to see how the red has got it wrong, especially from his angle but it’s the wrong call nonetheless. What I don’t understand is how he never gave an Aberdeen corner
I don't think the ref thought that Hanlon took anything of the attacker.Quote:
Originally Posted by My_Wife_Camille
Was May onside though? He looked a yard offside from where I was sitting, haven't watched the replay yet though.
Will have to have a look. But if one angle shows he touches the ball, he’s touched the ball 😉Quote:
Originally Posted by My_Wife_Camille
No chanceQuote:
Originally Posted by Dancehibs
I’ve not seen an angle on Hibs TV Or otherwise that shows him touch the ball. I’ve seen a few that certainly makes it look like it but if you see the angle from behind the goals on BBC’s Highlights you see the Aberdeen player touches the ball away before Hanlons foot is anywhere nearQuote:
Originally Posted by I'm_cabbaged
Was a very difficult one to get but imo we got a bit lucky in the end
I thought it looked clear on Alba footage that Hanlon got itQuote:
Originally Posted by My_Wife_Camille
I guess Sportscene would use same?
Albas coverage is pretty basic, Hanlons missed and caught the guy, stone waller. Camilles right.
Need to get a new telly mate! 🤤
Judging by how many posts disagree with me, you might be right!Quote:
Originally Posted by noz
Yeh nutting someone in the chin is okay. That cheating little runt should have been hung,drawn and quartered for his deliberate assault on Ryan PorteousQuote:
Originally Posted by Dancehibs
Agree but think the way Ferguson threw his hands in the air when falling didn’t do him any favours.Quote:
Originally Posted by cleanyman
Camilles wrong. Hanlon poked his foot in towards the ball, fellah dived into his foot. Never a penalty and the only decision Dallas got right all day. Had the perfect view from my position and without any gaelic gibberish in my ear either.Quote:
Originally Posted by noz
I agree entirely the BBC ALBA replay clearly showed Paul Hanlon touched the ball and the commentators agreed! It was a blatant dive both spectacular and hilarious as I have already stated on the forum. Contrary to common belief BBC ALBA has excellent coverage of Scottish Football. Yesterday at half-time there was an interview with Steve Cowan which was interesting. Does anyone trust what BBC Scotland transmits anymore?Quote:
Originally Posted by Glory Lurker
Indeed it was never a penalty in Gaelic (gibberish or no) or English!Quote:
Originally Posted by Iggy Pope
Not a penalty for me re Hanlon, the dons player made a meal of it. Certainly a case for GMS to be sent off but it was inconclusive for me that the contact was intentionally meant to hurt big Ryan.
The worst decision by far for me was the one against Killie in favour of the yams. Killie boss Clarke had every right to be outraged as that was never a sending off. Debatable whether it was even a foul. Collum did the yams a huge favour there and gave them a massive helping hand.
Roll on next week. Livi away I think and should be an opportunity to get all three points.
Said at the match Paul got a toe on the ball although some around me disagreed - I`ve seen nothing on the highlights to change my mind.
I'd have expressed it as "Glory Lurker's right" myself, but there you go. :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Iggy Pope
The guy did not dive into his foot at all. His foot was planted before Hanlon made contact from the side of himQuote:
Originally Posted by Iggy Pope
First pictures show the Aberdeen player making contact with ball ahead of Hanlon. Hanlons left foot is still in motion moving towards the ball at this point
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The second picture shows Hanlon making contact with the player having missed the ball
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I thought it was the right call at the time too and so I can absolutely see why you think it was but looking at the replays it’s definitely one we got away with. Still, they got away with one on Boyle which McInnes was strangely quiet about
Ach it was a pen all day long...Hanlon never touches the ball.
But Boylers was a pen as well...clear shove in the back.
Killie red was never a sending off either!
Finally how woeful did StMirren look in the ‘highlights’ of their game. Wow!
Me neither. I see a clear change of direction for the ball after Hanlon toes it and before Ferguson stretches for it, regardless of what the commentator says... but then he hadn't watched it as many times as I have before he said it :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Feed McGraw
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I've just had another go, and have to admit that having finally managed to stop frame at the right moment, at 2:31 in. Penalty!
I've been in no doubt for some time, but yesterday highlighted that Willie Collum is no longer fit to referee football at the top level.
Some of his decisions were absolutely honking, no more so than the red card for Dicker. Both Killie and Hearts can probably also feel aggrieved not to have been given a couple of penalties each too. Sadly, the only person who'll get in trouble will be Steve Clarke for calling out Collum after the game.
Welcome to the dark side!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Hackett
I have put the Hanlon / Ferguson incident on slo mo a few times this morning - the ball changes direction when Hanlon gets a touch, it was not a penalty, regardless if what Mikey Stewart and Thommo think.
He unquestionably played the ball first - why a corner not given I just put down to ***** officials.