But if are rules nothing will ever change, is this version devoid of societal changes?He got caught up in the heat of the moment and I think that most people understand and even endorse Kasey's reaction, but he's a professional and really should have known better regardless of all the shit he's had to go through lately.
I fully understand Otis's argument, but the rules are the rules.
Having said that, I can't help feeling really sorry for him, this season he's really worn his heart on his sleeve.
To add insult to injury, if he had been sent off and Wolves had won, he would have been able to play in the semi final.It still gripes with me that a player virtually kung foo kicking a player in the face is scott free and one showing passion and joining in with the celebrating gets a yellow card which means he now misses a game...what a fuckin piss take
Of course changes should be made Wingy and across society in general. As others have already mentioned, almost kicking someone's head off is overlooked while a passionate response to a winning goal virtually at the end of a game which doesn't harm anyone or alter the outcome, isn't.But if are rules nothing will ever change, is this version devoid of societal changes?
Yeah, I'm not denying the fact it was a yellow card offenceHe got caught up in the heat of the moment and I think that most people understand and even endorse Kasey's reaction, but he's a professional and really should have known better regardless of all the shit he's had to go through lately.
I fully understand Otis's argument, but the rules are the rules.
Having said that, I can't help feeling really sorry for him, this season he's really worn his heart on his sleeve.
My problem is that it was an utterly brilliant result and made the entire weekend for 10's of thousands of people, yet we are 9 pages into talking about blaming someone and how daft a player was.
He was booked in the match at Hillsborough, not the replay.Truth be told, with each match in the FA cup 3-4 weeks apart, why the hell should yellow card build ups even count as a suspension? We played our first match at the start of Jan and our latest march middle of March, it's ridiculous.
Add that the other yellow he got (forget the reasons why even though it should be taken into account) was a bloody replay! so an ADDITIONAL match, is that not taken into account either? if we'd won the first game vs Sheff Wed we wouldn't have that replay where he got booked.
All of it is is complete lack of common sense. Add in that Amad can play despite being sent off is hilarious and the FA should really be challenged to show common sense. Ultimately it's embarrassing and laughable.
But the replay did constitute an additional fixture for him to avoid getting booked if you know what I mean. He's been suspended from the Semi Final at Wembley for getting two bookings across 5 matches in the earlier rounds. Seems really harsh, but the rules were known in advance.He was booked in the match at Hillsborough, not the replay.
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Completely agree. Just seen a lot of misinformation about what he received the first yellow for!But the replay did constitute an additional fixture for him to avoid getting booked if you know what I mean. He's been suspended from the Semi Final at Wembley for getting two bookings across 5 matches in the earlier rounds. Seems really harsh, but the rules were known in advance.
Will you be writing it on cardboardThat's it.... I'm going to write a stiff letter to the FA disciplinary committee on Kasey's behalf !
Sorry I thought it was when he scored past them and took his shirt off. My memory is goingHe was booked in the match at Hillsborough, not the replay.
I ran on and celebrated when we beat wolves in ‘67 but somehow avoided a yellow cardHe’s said it was the best yellow card he’s ever been given, or something like that.
He got booked as wellPathetic. I notice Cal was warming up on the pitch during the game again yesterday.
Bloody hell how old are youI ran on and celebrated when we beat wolves in ‘67 but somehow avoided a yellow card
Bloody hell how old are you
He got booked as well
I mean, at least there's an ounce of consistency there.
I think he means Chaplin was booked?No he didn’t.
Running across the pitch is different to coming on to the pitchThis is my point though. The rule is entering the pitch, clearly there’s discretion. Why are refs punishing it needlessly?
Running across the pitch is different to coming on to the pitch
Hence yellow for Kasey and not for the whole of the bench
Same with Chaplin
What is a huge shame is the consequence for Chaplin is nothing and for palmer it’s missing out playing in probably the only fa cup semi final he will ever qualify for and that’s heartbreaking“Is different”
That right there is discretion. It’s the ref making a judgement call, cos there’s nothing in the rules about it, which means I can whinge about said judgement.
Not for palmer but the competition going forward I meanWhat is a huge shame is the consequence for Chaplin is nothing and for palmer it’s missing out playing in probably the only fa cup semi final he will ever qualify for and that’s heartbreaking
There really should be a level of maybe we should look again to something like that and I’m pretty certain they will look again because the punishment doesn’t match the action
TrueWhat they should do Pete is look at why a law aimed at stopping subs and subbed players interfering with the game is being used to police celebrations. It isn't what IFAB intended it for.
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