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I also didn't think it was a penalty, but what would happen if a defender fell on the ball on the goal line and prevented a goal? I suspect a penalty would be given. Referee would have to apply LOTG. I suspect it would not be given. The challenge comes when "selling" the decision to the players, ma...

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Not me. Never slated SD

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The Laws of the game state:

"It is not usually an offence if the ball touches a players hand/arm
When a player falls and the hand/arm is between the body and the ground to support the body but not extended laterally or vertically away from the body. "

No penalty. Referee was correct in law.

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Thanks for this. So pretty daft for an ex top level referee to suggest Mee should have been sent off then given I’m not sure a single one of the criteria was met ? Do you know of any examples where there has been a sending off in the area where it was not a player saving the ball from going in with...

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“Clear goalscoring opportunity” is probably too vague then. If you are going up for a header and six yards out and are pushed surely that is a clear goal scoring opportunity - like the Liverpool header yesterday. If as he was going up and was pushed in the back then there is no way the player would...

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Mark Halsey reckons that Mee should have been sent off for his tangle of legs with Barnes which led to the penalty because if denied a goalscoring opportunity. Two ways of looking at this challenge. Not even a yellow for me. Was clumsy at worst. If that is classed as an obvious goal scoring and in ...

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So you can see more from a still picture than people at the game? Perhaps if you read the first line of what was written you would see I wasnt doubting the person at the game. I have never known a goal keeper in all my years of refereeing to let his mate get sent off when he had made a save. Hence ...

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This is the moment the red card came out but I've spoken to someone there who said it was clearly our goalkeeper who saved the ball on the line and it is a poor, poor decision. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EOfS5cQX0AARkj2?format=jpg&name=4096x4096 Not doubting the witness at the game, however I woul...

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Paul Waine wrote: ↑
Sun Jan 05, 2020 8:38 pm
Rod Liddle in today's Sunday Times Sport:

The strange story of Abingdon Town, who gave up at 8-0 down in their local derby

Was anyone on here at this game,

Wasnt at the game but my mate was the match referee

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All sounds a bit fishy to me

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The original article had the teams the wrong way round both in terms of league positions and the score line. Apparently loads of complaints but no apology to the team that didnt forfeit. Lol

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Win ugly.

Just win

UTC

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Just imagine if she pushed her scores up and over 100 nit like RVB and with finishing like that .. wow

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UpTheClaretsFCBK wrote: ↑
Wed Nov 20, 2019 3:24 am
No chance Tories win Burnley.

Lol great prediction

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Conservative 8

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Top Claret wrote:Anyone know the cause of death?

Hopefully not food poisoning:)

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Just outside basingstoke nowadays

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Polar M430 with built in gps. No need to carry your phone with you either.

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I am not going to defend the decision. However the demand for perfection brought in VAR. Reap what you sow is the most appropriate expression.
Maybe just maybe fans and managers might just get off referees backs and realise how difficult the job actually is.

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Lancasterclaret wrote:There does appear to be some very opinionated posters on the right on here.

So, one question

Do you think Corbyn will have rich people shot?

Has had plenty of other crazy ideas

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The airport

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NickBFC wrote:Remind me how tall you are

Hes not my son. Otherwise would be even shorter

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NickBFC wrote:The tall one

Doesnt take after you then Nick

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jrgbfc wrote:Lee Mason on the VAR what could possibly go wrong?

Nothing because kevin friend will deliver a fantastic performance

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Sadly today sussex clarets have cremated one of their original members. Jim Baker god rest your soul. A remarkable man who had nothing but a love of his family, his motorbikes, his service to the police force and Burnley football club. I first met this true claret in our first season in the premier ...

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Tricky Trevor wrote:As there wasn’t an Arsenal player within 10yds it was obvious to my mind.

DOGSO must consider CDDD and tick ALL 4 boxes.

Control of the ball
Direction of play
Distance from goal
Defenders in the immediate vicinity.

Only 3 of those boxes can be ticked and therefore this is not a dogso offence.

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Guendhouzi rugby tackled a CP player on Sunday and he was last man. It was in the CP half so he got away with it but he should have walked for denying the GSO. Stopping a promising attack - yellow card - Yes Denying an OBVIOUS goal scoring opportunity - red - No PS last man is irrelevant and not in...

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Stagnate is one word but let's give credit to kavanagh and marriner. Another to add to that list is anthony Taylor. We are very fortunate to have 6 top class referees in the premier league. Makes me wonder with this class of official, others dont look as good and therefore not to reach standards. Tr...

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Let's have 10

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ClaretTony wrote:Sausage & mash for tea last night by the way.

Mash get smash ??

Definite Bot then

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Smoking is becoming a really expensive habit if you get fined as well

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You missed out twix

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Any updates on the old boy ??

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Ty you old fart.
Get well soon lad

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As a ref not giving that as a pen.

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Steve1956 wrote:Looks like our keeper has been dropped or he's injured.

McGovern back in. Bailey on the bench

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Didcot v Larkshall in the FA trophy

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conyoviejo wrote:Cheeky Mare.. ..you are right though. Lol

Best team this season won by a country mile. League leaders shield and grand final. Should have done treble but these things happen in sport
C'est la vie

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Oh when the Saints, Oh when the saints go marching in...

Relieved to win as I felt Salford were far more of a threat than Wigan would have been.

Up the saints

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“Can not apply different laws to different levels of the game. How they are interpreted though are often very different.” What about VAR in PL or even goalline techno? “Easier for referee to stop the clock themselves rather than shouting across the pitch stop and start lol” As I was implying Pro le...

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There is thankfully far less racism in the game than the abuse that referees have to put up with.
Neither should be happening in the game we all love

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Get your point about lower league but I was implying the professional game. Re:your point 1. I did say under the direction of the referee. When he has so much to do it is easier to say stop/start clock to a fourth official than be looking at his watch. It also gives the 4th the opportunity to ask “...

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The sooner they bring in an independent stop clock, under the direction of the ref, the better. As in Rugby. Why are both codes of rugby so far ahead of football in this regard? I understand what you mean however couple things cause problems with idea. 1 - laws of game state referee is sole time ke...

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CharlieinNewMexico wrote:I like Claret's idea better!

So do I

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You’re probably right. However... If a player miraculously recovers I think the referee should be allowed to take the player to the touch line and provide him with the actual injury (under medical supervision, of course). Or caution him for unsporting behaviour. 2nd yellow tho difficult to sell the...

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I think the overriding rule is that players should always LEAVE the playing area for treatment, whether minor or not. This just doesn't seem to happen and in reality the player always seems to be treated on the pitch and, once recovered, asked to leave, which in my mind is absolutely ridiculous. Re...

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So it all depends how long the physio takes. What a nonsense. Not true. It is a considered of what is reasonable. It is easy for a referee to slow the process down. The biggest problem is that premier league referees do NOT caution / send off as per law. They flash cards. We are meant to isolate th...

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Tall Paul wrote:Good job referee! Presumably in a case like that the substitute isn't allowed to come on?

He was sent off before the substitution was completed so correct.

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Singling out mike ashley as a bad owner I believe is wrong. Just because he wants to run NUFC as a business. There is no harm in that and actually should be applauded. The bad owners are the recent failings at two clubs not a million miles from Burnley. (10 years though in time) Burnley is run as a ...

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