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Re: DAVID ROCK - LINCOLN CITY v PORT VALE
DIR By: RCG
Date: April 18, 2023, 1:07 am
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The highlights show described it as an altercation, which would
imply at least 1 player from each side. During this time an AR
or 4th has seen something they believe is worthy of a RC and
took that information to David Rock, who issued the card.
Whatever evidence was found (assuming its video) shows that
whatever happened was not worthy of further sanction.
How does this happen? AR sees part of story? Maybe reactions
from others involoved "convinced" them?
Without all the information it is hard to lay "blame" at
anyone's door.
And with regard to manager's dismissal that certainly is not
down to 1 incident, in 1 game.
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Re: DAVID ROCK - LINCOLN CITY v PORT VALE
DIR By: refs1
Date: April 18, 2023, 1:49 am
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Once did a game, sent the player off what I believed was
correct. In the changing room afterwards, one AR agreed with me,
another disagreed respectfully and the assessor (as was then
agreed with me). Player appealed went to hearing, as we listened
to the evidence it was clear I was wrong. So told the panel so.
In the heat of the battle sometimes seem different after a
review. Errors occur, and clearly the panel thought this was the
case at Lincoln. I have not seen the game.
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Re: DAVID ROCK - LINCOLN CITY v PORT VALE
DIR By: Jake the Peg
Date: April 18, 2023, 3:31 am
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--- Quote from: ARF link ---
>
> [quote author=nemesis link=topic=4804.msg62927#msg62927
date=1681767782]
> Missing things is understandable and forgivable but seeing
things that didn't happen raises questions.
>
--- End Quote ---
To paraphrase Sir Humphrey - it is characteristic of every
incident occurring on the field of play that every individual in
attendance has a vivid recollection of them, and that every
individual's recollection of them differs violently from every
other individual's recollection.
It is an inexorable flaw of being human that information
received by the senses can become distorted when the brain
attempts to discern or recollect said information. I would call
it unseemly to imply anything other than human error as being
the cause of the mistake here, as you appear to be doing.
[/quote]
Sorry I wasn’t implying anything other than human error. I don’t
believe referees are bent or biased (other than in favour of the
“top six”!). I was just trying to understand how such an error
could occur. As I said, not seeing something is fine but seeing
something that didn’t happen is strange and hard to get my head
round.
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