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The images of that red card look amazing - but apparently the call is controversial.Liverpool has the lead on red cards.
The images of that red card look amazing - but apparently the call is controversial.
On first impressions, I've no idea how anyone can say that going in with your studs showing on an ankle is a red card, but going in with your studs showing on the side of someone's face isn't, so there must be more to it than the pictures show - but the goalkeeper is being checked over for a fractured jaw and cheekbone...
Really can't understand how someone can call it controversial...The images of that red card look amazing - but apparently the call is controversial.
On first impressions, I've no idea how anyone can say that going in with your studs showing on an ankle is a red card, but going in with your studs showing on the side of someone's face isn't, so there must be more to it than the pictures show - but the goalkeeper is being checked over for a fractured jaw and cheekbone...
At least you didn't blow €10 on really enhanced odds on both teams to score in that match.Guess who made Mane their captain this week.
I don't understand how that is even relevant. Nobody ever tries to get sent off (except maybe Joey Barton) and "I didn't mean to" won't change the ref's mind.Having seen the Mane challenge several times now and listened and heard everyone else's views on it on social media I am still of the opinion that he deserved to be sent off, he was looking at the ball and it was accidental but you cant expect to make challenges like that in this day and age and get away with it, glad Ederson is ok and Mane apologised afterwards.
No but a player might have intednded to kick another player in anger. Intent is a factor is a number of rules in football such as hand ball / ball to hand, unless you're John Terry. I have to say, in this instance Mane's challenge, which likely was unintentional, has to fall into the categoroy of "SERIOUS FOUL PLAY" described in article 12 of the FA's rules as "A tackle or challenge that endangers the safety of an opponent or uses excessive force or brutality must be sanctioned as serious foul play."I don't understand how that is even relevant. Nobody ever tries to get sent off (except maybe Joey Barton) and "I didn't mean to" won't change the ref's mind.
Four matches, four defeats, no goals
An ignominious record now set by both Crystal Palace (for any team from the start of the season) and Frank de Boer (for a manager from his first four games).
De Boer sacked.
Palace wants to be the new Southampton. They don't want to bring managers who could save them from relegation every season.
Or hiring de Boer.I honestly don't know which is the worst decision: Sacking de Boer after four games, or replacing him with Hodgson.
I honestly don't know which is the worst decision: Sacking de Boer after four games, or replacing him with Hodgson.
That includes the Palace job though. He was quite successful with Ajax - four consecutive league titles, overall win ratio >60%.Or hiring de Boer.
Apparently his last two managerial jobs have lasted 162 days. Between them.
Anyone could be quite successful with Ajax...He was quite successful with Ajax.
He didn't last longer that Bradley, 83 days for Bradley and 77 for De Boer.
De Boer has the fewest number of game in charge with four and the second shortest reigns in charge behind Les Reed who was in charge of Charlton in 2007 for just 40 days, Premier League records...
But that wasn't premier league so it didn't happen.Let's not forget that Clough's 44 days at Leeds did include some pre-season.