Gorkss: Red Card-Yes or No?

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Gorkks Red Card-Yes or No?

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No
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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by sandman » 16 Feb 2014 18:04

The only way anyone should be going to the opticians is if they're giving the ref a lift.

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Norfolk Royal » 16 Feb 2014 18:05

Plymouth_Royal That was the most obvious red I have seen in a while. Anyone claiming this is borderline should book an immediate appointment with their local optician.


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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by grey_squirrel » 16 Feb 2014 18:21

It was a yellow.

But no way we will succesffully appeal two reds in consecutive weeks, regardless, so I we'll just (have to) live with it.

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Handsome Man » 16 Feb 2014 18:23

Borderline.

The difference between this and last week was that you do see them given for this type of tackle.

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by andrew1957 » 16 Feb 2014 18:26

IMO very harsh. I have seen similar tackles given red cards but I have seen far worse given a yellow. If he had gone in two footed then definitely red but he did not. However, it was a daft tackle to make and a shame as Gorkks has been rock solid in recent weeks.

Great chance for Hector to play 4 games.
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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Ian Royal » 16 Feb 2014 18:29

I'm interested to hear resident official's thoughts.

Pleased Hector will get a chance now.

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by kwik-silva » 16 Feb 2014 18:30

Handsome Man Borderline.

The difference between this and last week was that you do see them given for this type of tackle.


No you don't, you give them given for both feet off the floor, out of control lunges - which this wasn't.

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Ian Royal » 16 Feb 2014 18:35

kwik-silva
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The difference between this and last week was that you do see them given for this type of tackle.


No you don't, you give them given for both feet off the floor, out of control lunges - which this wasn't.

Well, kinda by definition we do, given we saw it given.

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by kwik-silva » 16 Feb 2014 18:35

Ian Royal
kwik-silva
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The difference between this and last week was that you do see them given for this type of tackle.


No you don't, you give them given for both feet off the floor, out of control lunges - which this wasn't.

Well, kinda by definition we do.

:lol: I concede that you may be right


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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Mr Optimist » 16 Feb 2014 18:42

Yellow for me. The happy clapping qpr fans were giving it the biggun more out of desperate hope of a red than out of expectation.

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by 3 veesinarow » 16 Feb 2014 18:46

Terminal Boardom Late and off the ground. What would the reaction have been had it been a QPR player on a Reading one?


Questionable on late and cast-iron 100% not off the ground - you need to watch it again. One foot in below the top of the ball and the trailing thigh sliding along the ground. A yellow all day long and not a red, but...9 refs out of 10 will give it these days and if you watch the replay, the ref cannot get his card out of his pocket fast enough.

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Handsome Man » 16 Feb 2014 18:47

kwik-silva
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The difference between this and last week was that you do see them given for this type of tackle.


No you don't, you give them given for both feet off the floor, out of control lunges - which this wasn't.


Flying in over-enthusiastically from the side, missing most of the ball and clearing out the man sometimes gets a yellow and sometimes gets a red.

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Handsome Man » 16 Feb 2014 18:48

3 veesinarow
Terminal Boardom Late and off the ground. What would the reaction have been had it been a QPR player on a Reading one?


Questionable on late and cast-iron 100% not off the ground - you need to watch it again. One foot in below the top of the ball and the trailing thigh sliding along the ground. A yellow all day long and not a red, but...9 refs out of 10 will give it these days and if you watch the replay, the ref cannot get his card out of his pocket fast enough.


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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Nameless » 16 Feb 2014 19:24

Handsome Man
3 veesinarow
Terminal Boardom Late and off the ground. What would the reaction have been had it been a QPR player on a Reading one?


Questionable on late and cast-iron 100% not off the ground - you need to watch it again. One foot in below the top of the ball and the trailing thigh sliding along the ground. A yellow all day long and not a red, but...9 refs out of 10 will give it these days and if you watch the replay, the ref cannot get his card out of his pocket fast enough.


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Indeed, if 9/10 highly experienced, highly qualified professional officials see something one way then they are much more likely to be right than a random person on the Internet.
The question is whether the tackle was reckless that can be the case if it is one footed and touches the ball. I've not seen it so can't judge but the logic used by some posters is a touch flaky imho

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by windermere_royal » 16 Feb 2014 19:25

why on earth are people saying Gorkks was off the ground? he did not leave the ground at all, and has for Barton giving him the big one, laughable

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by MeMeMe » 16 Feb 2014 19:31

Looked a lot worse than it was at normal speed. I can see why the ref did it.. but a yellow it should have been !

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Cape Town Royal » 16 Feb 2014 19:40

Kaspar what were you thinking??

Yep, aggressive tackle but not dangerous, feet were on the floor and he never jumped in..

I thought the ref was far too quick to show the red card especially as Kaspar had not even been booked.. If he had and waived a second yellow i do not think anyone would have moaned but a straight red, surely, he would have been composed enough to speak to the linesman and ask him how he saw it, because the linesman had a far better view of how Gorkss came in and was only about 10 feet away from the incident.. POOR!!

But... seriously..... Kaspar, what were you thinking........ ??

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by grey_squirrel » 16 Feb 2014 19:54

Rightly or wrongly, we'll have to accept it and move on.

Gives Hector a chance to step up to the plate in the same way Obita has done quite nicely. So maybe no great shakes. Gunts can also obviously move across if it goes pear shaped.

Incidentally, how far is Morrison away from a return? It can't be long now surely?

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Silver Fox » 16 Feb 2014 19:58

Never a red. The only thing worse than the decision was Don Goodman's sub-ITV "analysis" of the incident

FWIW the ref was an absolute homer the whole game, apparently no foul on Pog was unacceptable, not that it stopped us though so who cares

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Re: Red Card-Yes or No?

by Percy's Rocket » 16 Feb 2014 20:11

Definitely not as obvious as stated above but ref does not get benefit of slo mo that shows he just nicked the ball first. Having said that it was careless to dive in . Might just get off on the basis of that replay unless they decide it was reckless.

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