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Brizzle much the better team here. Fully expect a lucky penalty for Leicester.

Love you man x

Offside anyway but....

Cutting our losses for £500k like some have suggested?

He is. He was a Forest fan who saw an opportunity to go viral by critiquing the biggest club in the world & their fervent, global fanbase. He doesn't go to their games & Mark Goldbridge isn't even his real name.

In your opinion as a biased Coventry fan. If I was neutral I would say it was a very good judgment & I'm certain the FA & PGMOL would say the same. That's a different argument & one which I can get behind. Also, the fact that accumulated yellows are competition specific but red cards are not is...

It's impossible for the ref to win... We want them to be consistent & apply the laws of the game to the letter yet also simultaneously being empathetic, apply common sense or just plain ignore them when it suits. 🤷🏼‍♂️ Yes, other players began to run on the pitch, by rights he could book them...

No, I think he entered the field of play without the referee's permission. It's as obvious a yellow card as you will ever see which KP himself admits? 🤷🏼‍♂️

Wrong section, that's for Team Officials. Either way you could hardly say it wasn't "blatant" anyway! 🤣 Yep. L12 S3 - Cautionable Offences

As in "appropriate" would be whether he gets a yellow or a red depending on his actions. It really is cut & dry unfortunately.

@Adge will know better than me about further down the pyramid, but certainly at PL level they are assessed after every game & also have an independent panel assessing VAR decisions.

He will. The VAR will likely be invited to give his thoughts too as it really should have been a red card. He will argue he only thought it worthy of a yellow but that's incorrect. https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/39730927/the-var-review-semedo-red-card-west-ham-disallowed-goals?_nocache

If he hadn't have booked him then the ref would be getting a bollocking from his assessor. We can moan about the laws around it by all means but it's certainly not the ref's fault.

I understand this argument but they wouldn't throw out a points deduction just willy nilly for it. Once the culprit is identified you'd look at his history, is he a regular match goer etc etc.

Why do you think they'll get away with it?

And so did ours after Wright's goal. Bit different to running across the entire width of the pitch for a knee slide.

It's a difficult mindset shift for fans but ultimately, we want players prepared to take risks & play in tight spaces & difficult areas which is why I backed him since day 1. Yes, there were mistakes, still are on occasion (as with everyone) but he is an exceptional player at this level.

He was fairly lenient, half the bench ran on to the pitch without punishment. Palmer running the full width of it to knee slide in front of the fans could never be anything other than a booking & he knew it himself hence the social media posts afterwards.