Can not see anything he done wrong here ?
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Could miss next 3 games including home and away for Man U, I hate Ref's sometimes
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Can not see anything he done wrong here ?
https://twitter.com/search?f=videos&...naldo&src=tyah
Could miss next 3 games including home and away for Man U, I hate Ref's sometimes
Didn't look a lot in it TBF.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
Gotta be an appeal and i reckon a good chance of winning it.
Helluva left hook that, left the bloke unconscious. I hope there's no permanent damage!
If you are Refereeing Ronaldo's debut champions league at Juventus, with most of the stadium and everyone around the world tuned in to see him, and there is a soft coming together, you would think you would use a little common sense and not risk sending him off...
Doesn't matter who the player isQuote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
Doing better without him so are Real Madrid
ideally yes you judge everyone the same, but referee's have the autonomy to and do use leniency as and when they see fit. I do believe there are occasions when leniency should be used, for example a slightly high foot that could arguably be a yellow or red.. in the first 5 minutes of the world cup final, then imo you should always give yellow, I believe the instance above is a similar circumstance, if your not 100% about sending off the player everyone is their to see right at the start of the game then don't do itQuote:
Originally Posted by City123
So some one takes another player out because of a reckless high foot but because it's in the first 5 mins of a big game he should have a yellow :shrug: reminds me of that ridiculous decision Howard Webb made not sending off de Jong against SpainQuote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
Shouldn’t the ref be 100% in his own mind re. Every sending off, whatever minute of the game it is? A red card offence is a red card offence whenever surely.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
I never said dangerous/ reckless, I clearly implied a debatable challenge should be given leniency in high profile occasionsQuote:
Originally Posted by jamieccfc
If Ronaldo had headbutted the player i wouldn't be suggesting he should stay on, but a slight pull of hair which looks accidental could be given leniency
So you have never seen a challenge, and not been 100% if it is a red or yellow, some people will say it could be either or, then some situational thought process can be used, as it is sometimes impossible to follow the letter of the law in an opinion based gameQuote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
If the ref sends a player off, in his opinion (and that’s the only opinion that matters at that time) it can’t be debatable. I would have thought he has to be 100% certain, if he thinks it’s debatable the player stays on with a undebatable yellow for a lesser offence.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
But there’s only one opinion that matters and it’s not the opinion of any of the spectators.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
Utter nonsenseQuote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
Gosh what a drama queen , he does touch his head but intent to pull his hair is dubious .
The game is becoming a bloody big drama the player alledgly in agony needs an Oscar and that sort of reaction needs to be dealt with as well.
This is clearly why Rooney was only given a yellow when he clattered Noone at the CCS and then went on to score.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lee
thought it was Mutch..Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry Monk
Madrid win 3-0 without Ronaldo.
Juve win 2-0 without Ronaldo.
:sherlock:
It was 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by kendoddsdadsdogsdead
He kicked the guy which is why he was on the floor, that's probably why he got sent off
Where the hell did he kick him, he did not touch the cheating sod