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| Topic Started: May 9, 2012, 4:12 pm (3,265 Views) | |
| bmb | May 13, 2012, 5:22 pm Post #51 |
 
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Plenty of controversies and talking points! What a cracking end to the season!! Cabaye, Cahill & Barton step forward - the 3 of you are a disgrace to football. 3 clear examples of no respect, no morals and examples of what is wrong in the game. Well done Mike Dean & Andre Marriner, both of you handled the horrible thugs brilliantly!! |
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| Grahamexref | May 13, 2012, 5:28 pm Post #52 |
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Bmb agree with Joey Barton...... pls see my post on another thread. About to view your other two protagonists, namely Cabaye and Cahill. Certainly, Mike Dean confirmed his excellence as a major FIFA referee , this afternoon, at The Etihad. |
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| DTRv2 | May 13, 2012, 5:38 pm Post #53 |
 
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Mick McDonaugh fortunate his terrible decision didn't ultimately cost Arsenal 3rd place. I hope, for his sake, that Chris Foy's penalty decision at Stoke was correct, or else there'll be some serious fall out from that. And as much as I think Andy Garratt got Barton's RC correct at City, it seemed to me like Tevez had a swing himself just before. After that, well Barton has no place on a football pitch ever again I'm afraid, and Dean and team did well to stop a full on riot ensuing. |
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| Mackem ref | May 13, 2012, 6:09 pm Post #54 |
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The BBC live text said there wasn't much contact....but will have to see it before making a judgement. |
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| Grahamexref | May 13, 2012, 6:10 pm Post #55 |
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DTRv2......... wow three extremely critical comments regarding our top SG officials within your initial three sentences..... opinions or are you really qualified to make such judgements ? Your final sentence makes more sense, and indeed resonates with me, RED CARD (x3) .........Barton should not be allowed on a football field ever again !! |
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| bmb | May 13, 2012, 6:14 pm Post #56 |
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Cabaye assaulted a child! Pushed a little ball boy into his seat, very aggressive with the poor little lad and was bang out of order. I hope the kids parents have him arrested for assualt, I certainly would if it was my child. :cuss: Cahill just went to the Joey Barton school of charm & was a thug! Not as bad as Barton but still an embarrassment to the game. |
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| SuffolkRef | May 13, 2012, 6:28 pm Post #57 |
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Owen Coyle was critical of two of Foy's decisions today. I haven't seen the action so cannot comment but at least Coyle handled it in a dignified manner. It was the last 15 minutes of their match against WBA last weekend that really cost Bolton. Edited by SuffolkRef, May 13, 2012, 6:29 pm.
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| Grahamexref | May 13, 2012, 6:29 pm Post #58 |
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Thanks bmb for you descriptions....... I will try to view the incidents later. The Cabaye incident sounds really distasteful ...I will view later, but I trust your original comments ! |
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| locoman | May 13, 2012, 6:51 pm Post #59 |
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had Joey Barton not become a half decent footballer but did his 36 hours aweek on a building site.in a factory or even as a dole dosser,he would without a doubt be a serial jailbird.that sneering Cahill not far behind.what a ref Mike Dean is.the ONLY man for the Etihaad. |
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| notquitearef | May 13, 2012, 9:47 pm Post #60 |
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Grahamexref Sounds like you are a prophet my friend..because it sounds as though he may have had not one but two massive match changing calls...especxially with the first goal. I personally think it was a very, very unwise even crass appointment, and actually, I don't have much sympathy with Mike Riley at all because it was a bit of a car crash waiting to happen imo, which, reading into your comments you possibly thought so too. |
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| DTRv2 | May 13, 2012, 11:55 pm Post #61 |
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Hardly critical. McDonaugh got the first WBA goal wrong. Could have proved costly, ultimately it didn't. As I said, I hoped Foy got the decisions correct, given the importance of them. Based on the footage, he certainly made a mistake with the first Stoke goal, and the penalty is open to interpretation. Finally, and again, as I said, Garratt got the Barton red card correct, a good spot. However, and the footage supports it, it seems Tevez played a part in prompting the reaction by having his own dig. Wouldn't necessarily expect either Garratt or Dean to spot it, though if you can see a sly elbow from 40 yards, you might expect to have seen the build up to that as well. Mainly stating facts with a few opinions thrown in. Hardly critical. :argh: |
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| TheThingFromLewes | May 13, 2012, 11:55 pm Post #62 |
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Surprised we didnt see Halsey's circle red card at Swansea for Carroll today.... |
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| JAH_LFA | May 14, 2012, 12:08 am Post #63 |
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I'm not sure what Carroll was trying to do but he didn't actually end up doing a lot of anything in that incident. A yellow a piece is fair enough. |
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| Mackem ref | May 14, 2012, 12:37 am Post #64 |
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I can understand arguements for both red or yellow for Carroll (yellows fine IMO). As for Tevez's part in the Barton red, I'm not sure it was a 'swing'. I think Barton runs across Tevez, and Tevez tries to pull him out the way. |
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