Great win yesterday, but it was a lot closer than it should've been. Magennis 1 on 1 with the goalie, barged in the back, goal kick given. No attempt to play the ball, so a red card it had to be.
How on earth both ref and linesman missed it, I don't know. Coupled with Newells ridiculous red card in Europe, this season has started well in terms of referees.
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02-08-2021 08:44 AM #1
Penalty and red card not given
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02-08-2021 08:47 AM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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02-08-2021 08:50 AM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I agree about your second statement. Penalties are fouls in the box, nothing more. He gave 20 softer fouls than that. Another joker of a ref.
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02-08-2021 08:56 AM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
He actually gave a foul about 30 seconds later on Stevenson for far less. Frustrating!
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02-08-2021 08:56 AM #7
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02-08-2021 08:57 AM #8This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Which it never was in a million years.
(not that you were actually saying that, Matty).
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02-08-2021 08:58 AM #9
Having seen the replays this morning I can’t believe it wasn’t given, the only reason I can summarise is the fact Magennis threw his arms up and maybe made him “looking for it” even though it was a clear foul.
They all even themselves out though, so they say.
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02-08-2021 09:00 AM #10
Somebody posted this on the PM board.
https://twitter.com/ronniemccardle/s...319955462?s=21
As clear a penalty as you'll ever see,
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It's an opportunity we're talking about here. That's definitely a clear opportunity.
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02-08-2021 09:08 AM #13
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Even if the it wasn't a straight red, at the very least it should have been a penalty and 2nd yellow, so most likely 2-2 at HT and playing against ten men the rest of the match.
Meanwhile, the Motherwell manager moans about the penalty we did get as 'not being in the spirit of the game'
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I just don’t think a ref would ever give that as a straight red all things considered, but 100% a second yellow.
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02-08-2021 09:11 AM #16
The fact is that it was indisputably a foul in the box, so cast iron penalty. Any ref missing it should be demoted to pub football for the rest of the season.
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02-08-2021 09:31 AM #19
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02-08-2021 09:31 AM #20
Was a clear penalty.
The defender never even touched the ball in the attempted tackle.
The ref just didn’t want to make a big decision and neither did the linesman who was hopeless.
I thought Motherwell were a bit more dirty than physical. Scything down Boyle at every opportunity as well.
Could have cost us a win.
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02-08-2021 09:32 AM #21This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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02-08-2021 09:35 AM #22
The ref is lucky we still went on to win the game. Referees do change the outcome of games with their decisions, no ref wants to be the one on the back pages for making that game changing error. I agree though, that was an absolute shocker.
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02-08-2021 09:45 AM #23
I try and not have the green tinted specs on with incidents like that to see if I can understand how the referee arrived at their decision and the best I can come up with it that Munro saw it as a shoulder challenge.
The problem with that however is Magennis is barged over from behind by Carroll so Magennis doesn't have the opportunity to go shoulder to shoulder.
Additionally, a contributing factor in all of it is Magennis already being pushed wide by having to ride the outstrerched leg of Mugabi before being bundled over, which typified Motherwell's tackling overall yesterday. I.e. beat one player and there's another waiting to clean you out.
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02-08-2021 09:57 AM #24
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But you're right, it makes little difference whether it was a straight red or a second yellow. It was a clear penalty and clear sending off.
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02-08-2021 10:19 AM #25
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35 mins into the season and the refs had already denied us a stonewall penalty and red card.
Nothing changes in Scottish football...
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That’s a penalty and booking all day long. What was the ref thinking?
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02-08-2021 11:06 AM #27
He takes out his standing leg. No question over it. Penalty.
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02-08-2021 11:15 AM #28
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Not even discussed on Sportscene. Mentioned during commentary, not referred to in the studio.
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