wrightybee1664
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Ref Watch
..............how good was that fella??????.......
Def a rangers fan!
..............how good was that fella??????.......
Did they get a single yellow card btw?
Bidwell was the only player booked
Tale of two penalty decisions. Orient's was soft to say the least, the one not given for us was as clear a handball as you will see...Lino seem to freeze to me.
Bidwell's sending off seemed very harsh. A less pompus and "look at me" ref would have a word with him for the second.
We've seen Charlie Mac win penalties like tonight's for us before. He's quite good at conning refs for pens and sadly tonight's ref didn't need much persuading.
As long as its not dreadful Deadman....
Bidwell was the only player booked
He definatley showed a yellow card to their keeper after our 2nd, if he dropped that, then it really would sum up an inept performance.
Four key decisions went against us tonight with all occurring in the second half:
1) The blatant handball by their centre back Baudry. Punched the ball but that obviously isn't enough to warrant a penalty.
2) The phantom second yellow for young Jake Bidwell. Blew up for a very soft challenge, however once realising that the player had already been booked couldn't wait to produce it again and send him off.
3) The ex-bee (and notorious diver) Charlie Macdonald throwing himself to the floor and subsequently conning the feeble excuse of a referee.
4) And perhaps the most worrying of the night. Their goalkeeper Jones assaulting one of our ballboys for not returning the ball quick enough. It will probably not make the referee's official end of match report and he's walked off scott free. Unfortunately, for these incidents in the lower leagues, the culprit is never reprimanded.
Four key decisions went against us tonight with all occurring in the second half:
1) The blatant handball by their centre back Baudry. Punched the ball but that obviously isn't enough to warrant a penalty.
2) The phantom second yellow for young Jake Bidwell. Blew up for a very soft challenge, however once realising that the player had already been booked couldn't wait to produce it again and send him off.
3) The ex-bee (and notorious diver) Charlie Macdonald throwing himself to the floor and subsequently conning the feeble excuse of a referee.
4) And perhaps the most worrying of the night. Their goalkeeper Jones assaulting one of our ballboys for not returning the ball quick enough. It will probably not make the referee's official end of match report and he's walked off scott free. Unfortunately, for these incidents in the lower leagues, the culprit is never reprimanded.
I will reiterate till the cows come home but that was never a second yellow for Jake. Only a booking if the player is breaking away which he wasnt and it looked more like two players jostling for the ball, six of one and half a dozen of the other and Jake is too strong for Smith.
I agree with #324, lots of misjudgements from the referee. Missing a clear penalty for us and also two blatants fouls on dougie then Dave near the end. You knew he got the fouls wrong because both sides literally stopped for a few seconds expecting him to blow up
Hate to disagree but he got both Bidwell bookings spot on in my opinion. The 2nd was out of frustration that Bidwell had been easily and obviously beaten by the only trick the player could have pulled off. He committed himself and as the player went round him he blatently pulled the guys shirt. Bidwell should have just jockeyed the player as he was tight on the touchline.
Disagree.. it's all about the context of the game and in the context of last night's game and the challenges going in from Orient - who were clearly playing on the Chelsea factor - Bidwell's second yellow was a nothing incident.
Disagree.. it's all about the context of the game and in the context of last night's game and the challenges going in from Orient - who were clearly playing on the Chelsea factor - Bidwell's second yellow was a nothing incident.
But it was technically bookable. Unnecessary too as it was halfway. Among the referee's errors was a total lack of consistency. Given the things he let go, he should have let that go too but he didn't. I've said it on this board before but the process of selecting referees is flawed and ex pros should be fast tracked in if they are interested. It was comical to see the ref being conned by Orient time and time again when they were going to ground under a fair challenge and getting a free kick. No one who had laced on a pair of boots at a decent level would have fallen for that stuff.
It may have been a booking, but when you let everything else go, you can't send a player off for that!
It totally ruined the game.
If players are getting red cards for that we should be seeing 2-3 a game!
Jonathan Moss reffing the Chelsea game. At least it's a lower league ref. A premiership ref would probably give everything in their favour. Mike Dean is fourth official.
AgreeSurprised he didn't atleast book Rowlands for going through Forshaw studs up knee high in the first half..Forshaw helped him by getting up so quickly
Jonathan Moss reffing the Chelsea game. At least it's a lower league ref. A premiership ref would probably give everything in their favour. Mike Dean is fourth official.
Yes the ref had a really good game but why wasn't Turnball booked for picking up the backpass in the first half?
He let a lot of tough challenges go in from both sides, which made for a proper game of football.
...............yep.............I questioned that..............
Reffed the game well.
I am certain he was going to book Dave in the second half as he whistled and reached towards his pocket.
However, the injury delayed and gave him thinking time and he gave Dave a lecture instead.