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       #Post#: 61745--------------------------------------------------
       Re: C Kavanagh- Man Utd vs Fulham 
   DIR By: Jackinthebox
       Date: March 19, 2023, 3:53 pm
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       The thing which bemused me is why were the Fulham players/bench
       so angry? It's a clear Penalty  and Red Card don't see why
       Mitrovic was so up in arms about it.
       #Post#: 61746--------------------------------------------------
       Re: C Kavanagh- Man Utd vs Fulham 
   DIR By: bmb
       Date: March 19, 2023, 3:57 pm
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       --- Quote from: cwh link ---
       >
       > I wonder how all this will affect CK  - is he the sort of
       person to be able to put it behind him and get on with his next
       appointment. We hear so much these days about mental health - is
       there any help available to support referees who may need it?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       He is absolutely fine. He has someone available for any MH fall
       out from it who he will talk to if he needs it. He also has an
       amazing supportive family.
       In more general terms the help available is variable. I work in
       referee MH, not in the UK, there are some schemes in place with
       some Federations and a lot of the top refs have their own
       personal MH mentor/support person. There is nowhere near enough
       support though imo and it's something that needs to be taken
       more seriously overall.
       #Post#: 61747--------------------------------------------------
       Re: C Kavanagh- Man Utd vs Fulham 
   DIR By: Claretman
       Date: March 19, 2023, 4:00 pm
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       --- Quote from: cwh link ---
       >
       > I wonder how all this will affect CK  - is he the sort of
       person to be able to put it behind him and get on with his next
       appointment. We hear so much these days about mental health - is
       there any help available to support referees who may need it?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       You make an extremely good point cwh, firstly i think that he
       coped very well after the fiasco surrounding the penalty
       decision, however it could have been adrenalin that got him
       through.
       There will be help for him through the pgmol and others should
       he need it. I am sure he will be well looked after, he will have
       confidantes to talk things through with, which from experience
       (albeit at a more junior level) will be extremely valuable and
       helpful in days to come.
       Chris we are all with you.
       #Post#: 61748--------------------------------------------------
       Re: C Kavanagh- Man Utd vs Fulham 
   DIR By: bmb
       Date: March 19, 2023, 4:01 pm
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       --- Quote from: Jackinthebox link ---
       >
       > The thing which bemused me is why were the Fulham
       players/bench so angry? It's a clear Penalty  and Red Card don't
       see why Mitrovic was so up in arms about it.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Possibly frustration overload. Realising they were potentially
       throwing the game away, which of course they did. It was an
       appalling, disgraceful over reaction to their own caused issue
       and took it out on the ref - the easy target. No excuse for so
       called professionals to act in that way though.
       It's such a shame in terms of how well they were doing up until
       that point. They were winning, clearly the better team and threw
       it away with a complete loss of discipline.
       #Post#: 61749--------------------------------------------------
       Re: C Kavanagh- Man Utd vs Fulham 
   DIR By: Tweed
       Date: March 19, 2023, 4:10 pm
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       --- Quote from: bmb link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Tweed link=topic=4700.msg61740#msg61740
       date=1679256271]
       > I've got to say, I really like the Fulham manager, from the
       limited amount of Fulham (and his previous clubs) I've seen,
       he's normally got a good way about him but he just snapped there
       and the red mist descended, there is no excuse.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Have to disagree with you on this part - he moans about the ref
       virtually every week. He's confrontational with the 4O way too
       often. Decent coach and I like the style of football his teams
       play but he jumps on the blame the ref bandwagon far too often,
       imo.
       [/quote]
       Fair enough, you'll see a lot more of him than I do!
       #Post#: 61750--------------------------------------------------
       Re: C Kavanagh- Man Utd vs Fulham 
   DIR By: takethejag
       Date: March 19, 2023, 4:24 pm
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       --- Quote from: bmb link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Jackinthebox link=topic=4700.msg61745#msg61745
       date=1679259203]
       > The thing which bemused me is why were the Fulham
       players/bench so angry? It's a clear Penalty  and Red Card don't
       see why Mitrovic was so up in arms about it.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Possibly frustration overload. Realising they were potentially
       throwing the game away, which of course they did. It was an
       appalling, disgraceful over reaction to their own caused issue
       and took it out on the ref - the easy target. No excuse for so
       called professionals to act in that way though.
       It's such a shame in terms of how well they were doing up until
       that point. They were winning, clearly the better team and threw
       it away with a complete loss of discipline.
       [/quote]
       Yes, we were the better side, we deserved to be ahead and if it
       wasn't for De Gea we might have been further ahead but moreover,
       we were showing the whole nation (who don't usually see our
       matches) what a good side we can be. From that to total national
       embarrassment
       #Post#: 61751--------------------------------------------------
       Re: C Kavanagh- Man Utd vs Fulham 
   DIR By: Arbitre anglais
       Date: March 19, 2023, 4:25 pm
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       For all of the talk, videos, badges, armbands, posters,
       handshakes, ‘Respect’ initiatives, the FA now have a clear
       chance to make a stand against blatantly unacceptable behaviour
       in its biggest competition. A long ban should be publicly given
       for language, grabbing referee angrily, failing to leave the
       field, and anything else.
       I’ll be amazed if it’s more than 5 games total….!
       #Post#: 61752--------------------------------------------------
       Re: C Kavanagh- Man Utd vs Fulham 
   DIR By: bmb
       Date: March 19, 2023, 4:38 pm
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       --- Quote from: takethejag link ---
       >
       > [quote author=bmb link=topic=4700.msg61748#msg61748
       date=1679259673]
       > [quote author=Jackinthebox link=topic=4700.msg61745#msg61745
       date=1679259203]
       > The thing which bemused me is why were the Fulham
       players/bench so angry? It's a clear Penalty  and Red Card don't
       see why Mitrovic was so up in arms about it.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Possibly frustration overload. Realising they were potentially
       throwing the game away, which of course they did. It was an
       appalling, disgraceful over reaction to their own caused issue
       and took it out on the ref - the easy target. No excuse for so
       called professionals to act in that way though.
       It's such a shame in terms of how well they were doing up until
       that point. They were winning, clearly the better team and threw
       it away with a complete loss of discipline.
       [/quote]
       Yes, we were the better side, we deserved to be ahead and if it
       wasn't for De Gea we might have been further ahead but moreover,
       we were showing the whole nation (who don't usually see our
       matches) what a good side we can be. From that to total national
       embarrassment
       [/quote]
       The vast majority of your fans have condemned the behaviour of
       Mitrovic and Silva on various SM sites which has shown your
       fanbase in a very good light. Don't lose sight of that. You have
       a good team, you are playing lovely football and you are doing
       so well this season. Personally I love to see it. Don't let 2
       mins of utter madness ruin your season.
       Sorry non refereeing really but we have some brilliant Fulham
       fans on here in our community and their response has been
       fantastic. If Kav does ever read this thread then he will
       possibly appreciate their responses the most.
       #Post#: 61753--------------------------------------------------
       Re: C Kavanagh- Man Utd vs Fulham 
   DIR By: bmb
       Date: March 19, 2023, 4:55 pm
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       --- Quote from: dave26 link ---
       >
       > I think in the context of Fernandes with Adam Nunn the other
       week imo Fernandes used more force and received no sanction I
       don’t condone it nor do I condone mitrovic’s actions he can feel
       hard done by , but that said Kavanagh was spot on with his
       sanctions
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I understand the whole well why wasn't Fernandes dealt with in
       the same way.  The situations are very different - Mitrovic
       pushed Kav very openly out on the field of play in full view of
       everyone. He then continued to try and go for him in full view
       of everyone and Kav had to keep moving back to prevent him
       making further contact. Fernandes pushed Nunn in the back on the
       touchline - the referee didn't see it, he was focused on the
       play and Nunn had no way of knowing if it was a deliberate push
       or if Fernandes had accidentally ran into him as he returned to
       the pitch as it was behind him. The initial camera angle was not
       clear what had happened because you only really saw Nunn
       suddenly step forward. Now whether there should have been a VAR
       review for a potential red card is another matter but the
       initial view was that it was not clear what had happened and
       that is the biggest difference.
       #Post#: 61755--------------------------------------------------
       Re: C Kavanagh- Man Utd vs Fulham 
   DIR By: Harry H
       Date: March 19, 2023, 5:16 pm
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       --- Quote from: Hendo link ---
       >
       > Now that we are praising a referee for taking strong action I
       very much look forward to this continuing and referees dealing
       strongly with the regular antics of Fernandes who week by week
       seems to get away with diving, petulant behaviour and complaints
       to referees.
       > Won’t hold my breath though……
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       It’s safe to say then the days after Madley failed to show red
       for what happened to Nunn, it safe to say he has instructed an
       expectation for any touch on the referee be it the arm back or a
       shove will result in a red card !! I look forward to more action
       being taken and consistent
       To sum it up - Fulham lost their heads and Kav took the correct
       sanctions.
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