It was a bit harsh.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanKev
To think Tarkowski got off with his last week.
That's what annoying about these decisions.
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It was a bit harsh.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanKev
To think Tarkowski got off with his last week.
That's what annoying about these decisions.
Kickback:Quote:
Ref had the red card out before the challenge
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Corruption at play here again. Let's be clear this isn't incompetent referring it's deliberate match fixing.
Looks like we ll have to wait a week till fixtures confirmed. Nippy for me in terms of travelling
In all my time watching football, you’ve never been allowed to miss the ball and stud someone halfway up the shin.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanKev
Tackle like that is a red card but nothing to do with it being the modern game or whatever.
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Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
If football on a proper sized pitch = tennisQuote:
Originally Posted by GreenCastle
Football on tynie's pitch = ping-pong
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Indeed. The yellow is supposed to be a warning card for players. Not much chance of a warning system if the players is just dismissedQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibees1973
Correct. I'm amazed anyone can argue for that NOT being a red card unless I'm not seeing something that others are.Quote:
Originally Posted by B.H.F.C
Flying into an opposition player with your studs up into his shin is definitely a red card like.
Theyve been pretty consistent in Scotland for these challenges tbfQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibees1973
You must be young then mate as the rules were different as recently as the 00s.Quote:
Originally Posted by B.H.F.C
It was to stop him getting capped by Northern Ireland.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibees1973
after seeing replay of 2nd angle one leg is high and studs hit the shin, red card :agree: mon mikey change yer mind now
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Originally Posted by grunt
Exactly. "Today's game" stuff is pure gaslighting.Quote:
Originally Posted by B.H.F.C
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First viewing I wasn’t sure but there is a couple of angles from the away end where it’s clear as anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveF
Mikey will be shocked to learn that the two football people in the studio disagree with his view.
You can go back to Souness at ER and the rammy after that tackle. Assume you think that was a yellow 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanKev
There were rules that allowed a studs up, sliding in at pace contact onto someone's ankle in the 00s? Nah.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanKev
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Red card all day long.
Not for me but then I prefer the game the way it used to be where tackling was allowed. It affects all teams not just the yams, porteous e.gQuote:
Originally Posted by DaveF
Did there used to be a rule that allowed you to go over the ball and make contact with your studs on to someone’s shin? No.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanKev
It was a bad tackle even if not obvious from the first angle.
Is that the folk in the seats round about you inside the stadium?Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanKev
As Alan Preston says on BBC Heartsound, you can't do that nowadays, it's a red.Quote:
Originally Posted by dmc1875
That'll do for me.
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Nah souness is red all day..hes red before cards were inventedQuote:
Originally Posted by DaveF
Far more serious than Porteous on Aribo when he went across his front with his studs up.Quote:
Originally Posted by 500miles
In a pub in town centreQuote:
Originally Posted by flash
Thought it was borderline on first viewing. But that’s a red card after seeing it again. Since when could you put your studs onto someone’s leg and go over the ball? Even back in ‘the football days’, whatever that means.
It’s a red card - well done to the ref spotting it - he was right in front of it.
Also agree Simon Murray is a better option for Scotland than Wilson.
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Originally Posted by AmericanKev
with a view of the castle ? :greengrin
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Originally Posted by flash