Extract from Scotsman:-
Craig Anderson, former fully qualified referee, recalled a fixture between Hibs and St Johnstone in March, when Lennon fumed that Blair Alston should have been shown a red card for a cynical tackle on John McGinn as the Hibs midfielder broke free.
He said: “In that case, a yellow was sufficient because it was more of a trip, but this one was much worse. Porteous put his studs right into the back of Mackay-Steven’s leg, and made absolutely no attempt to play the ball. It should have been a red card.”
Porteous was then fortunate to stay on the pitch for his reaction to Mackay-Steven’s confrontational approach, the Aberdeen player deserving of his yellow card.
“The reaction from Porteous was even more ludicrous than the tackle,” Anderson explained. “Mackay-Steven stands up and confronts him, but makes no further movement towards him, and there was absolutely nothing which merited the defender collapsing to a heap.
“The Laws of the Game have changed this season to clarify that if a player makes two separate yellow card offences in the same passage of play, then both yellow cards should be given.
“Therefore, even if the referee felt the original challenge was only a yellow, he should really have given a second yellow for the dive. Mackay-Steven’s yellow card was reasonable given that he adopted an aggressive attitude when confronting Porteous.
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No attempt to play the ball when comparing it to Alston. Language like collapsing in a heap. This Craig Anderson isn't for real surely
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27-08-2018 02:03 PM #1
Craig Anderson - words fail me
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27-08-2018 02:10 PM #2
Porteous took the heid straight on the chin. Burst his lip. I look forward to the apology.
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27-08-2018 02:10 PM #3
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Gotta be trying to get clicks surely
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27-08-2018 02:12 PM #4
A 'former' fully qualified referee? What's the Masonic ******* doing with himself now then?
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27-08-2018 02:15 PM #5
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Click bait.
Also if two yellow cards are to be given to the same player when a passage of play has two yellow card meriting incidents in it, then Aberdeen's Graeme Shinnie should have had one for the kick at Boyle and one for dissent late in the game.
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27-08-2018 02:28 PM #9
Well if that extract doesn't sum up the ineptitude of our professional referees then nothing will.
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27-08-2018 02:37 PM #10
I find it crazy how differently people can see the same incident.
In the footage I saw, Porteous made a cynical trip on GMS, "..studs right into the back of Mackay-Steven's leg.." where does he see this from?
I sort of agree with him on Porteous's reaction, GMS did stand up to confront Porteous and made contact with his head on Porteous's chin as well as contact into his chest. However I think Porteous milked it a bit to try to take away from the cynical trip on GMS. I don't think that it was a deliberate attempt by GMS to head butt Porteous, just happened that they were too close together when he stood up.
To be honest I think a yellow card each was about right in this situation.
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27-08-2018 02:40 PM #11
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The tackle by Porteous was poor. A definite yellow and not far from a red but his reaction to Mackay-Steven was what I'd expect from someone who's just been headbutted on the mouth.
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Either way it's a further indication of why Scottish refereeing standards were shown to be incompetent at best when the Maltese officials showed them how it's done!
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That clinches it for me
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Early 30s and already a 'former' fully qualified referee? Does that just mean he was not much cop and never made Grade 1?
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27-08-2018 02:59 PM #17
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More Hans Christian Andersen than Craig Anderson.
His version of events is pathetic.
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27-08-2018 03:01 PM #19
I actually think a booking a piece was about right for that incident. Porteous tackle was a shocker, no attempt to play the ball. Probably by the letter a booking but couldn't really complain if it was red. I think he also made the most of the 'headbutt', which I agree that some referees would have given a red for. Dallas had a poor game, but he wasn't just poor against Hibs...
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27-08-2018 03:04 PM #21
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27-08-2018 03:17 PM #23
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What a muppet. Porteous brought GMS down before he reached the box, he knew exactly what he was doing and was well worth the yellow card. He took one for the team, a bit like Mallan had done before him although that was in the middle of the park. What followed was a straight red card imo. GMS got up, his head going straight onto Porteous’s chin, there was no secondary motion but his movement was straight onto him from below, considering Porteous was moving in that direction added to the collision but it was intentional and was a red card 9 times out of 10.
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27-08-2018 03:40 PM #24
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He's maybe hoping Jabba sees some of his stuff in the hope of him joining that merry band of 'Statementeers' - a quick look at some of his previous 'opinions' (slavers) gives substance to this theory !
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27-08-2018 04:10 PM #26
Funny, I remember Alston deliberately kicking out at McGinn across his legs from behind, not “tripping” him. Lennon was right: red card.
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United we stand here....
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27-08-2018 04:25 PM #30
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Little wonder we are always shaking our heads at the hopelessness of refereeing displays if this cretin was once qualified to referee senior games. Absolute roaster with obvious anti-Hibs bias going from that chat. Porteous quite obviously receives MS's forehead in his coupon and does not make a meal of it in the slightest.
That said his tackle was horrendous if not quite a straight red.
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