Was it their commentator?Their? commentator in the second half, said ' O'Hare seems to be getting some rough treatment from the Cardiff players. When the opposition comment on it, you know it must be bad.
25 to 11Very poor ref, didn’t seem to realise that Cardiff were constantly stopping our attacks from building by committing fouls. More cards neede early to stop them.Haven’t seen the stats, but they must have committed so many more fouls than City?
Very poor ref, didn’t seem to realise that Cardiff were constantly stopping our attacks from building by committing fouls. More cards neede early to stop them.Haven’t seen the stats, but they must have committed so many more fouls than City?
We missed Sheaf todayCardiff were dirty and encouraged by a lax ref.
You could see by their smiles that they knew they were getting away with it.
We missed Sheaf today
Cardiff were dirty and encouraged by a lax ref.
You could see by their smiles that they knew they were getting away with it.
WhooooshWhat relevance is Sheaf to that post?
Poor referee, looked like one of them you get in parks football when the proper referee doesn’t turn up.
I don't have a problem with the allowance of the quick free kick, they were switched on McCallum and co were still daydreamingDeliberately didn’t post on this subject yesterday as due to the manor of the performance and the defeat it is easy for people to point the finger at the referee for most of our failings.
Cardiff like a lot of teams in this league have their fair share of bruisers and the bottom line is we haven’t and are far too nice. Is this the referees fault? No.
What I will say is that he should have given O’Hare a bit more protection and that was evident.
Very very brave to let the quick free kick go for Cardiff’s 3rd and this can be disastrous if this goes wrong. What I mean by this is the classic line you hear from the defending team (us in this case) here is “we weren’t ready ref” and lots of mayhem ensues. The safe bet here is to tell everyone to “wait for the whistle” and this stops problems occurring in this scenario.
So from a neutral point of view that was brave refereeing so is a plus point (but obviously not for us) for the official but as usual we just accepted this as like I and others mentioned previously we are just too nice and not streetwise enough.
Deliberately didn’t post on this subject yesterday as due to the manor of the performance and the defeat it is easy for people to point the finger at the referee for most of our failings.
Cardiff like a lot of teams in this league have their fair share of bruisers and the bottom line is we haven’t and are far too nice. Is this the referees fault? No.
What I will say is that he should have given O’Hare a bit more protection and that was evident.
Very very brave to let the quick free kick go for Cardiff’s 3rd and this can be disastrous if this goes wrong. What I mean by this is the classic line you hear from the defending team (us in this case) here is “we weren’t ready ref” and lots of mayhem ensues. The safe bet here is to tell everyone to “wait for the whistle” and this stops problems occurring in this scenario.
So from a neutral point of view that was brave refereeing so is a plus point (but obviously not for us) for the official but as usual we just accepted this as like I and others mentioned previously we are just too nice and not streetwise enough.
I don't have a problem with the allowance of the quick free kick, they were switched on McCallum and co were still daydreaming
We’ve had quite a few called back. That’s the frustrating part. I like teams having the option but the ref has to be awake. If he wants a word with a player fair enough but otherwise let’s play.The most annoying thing about it is we quite like a quick free kick ourselves so should know better to then be caught out so hideously by one against us. Absolutely amateurish.
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