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       Re: A MARRINER - Brighton v Man U
   DIR By: rustyref
       Date: May 5, 2023, 11:05 am
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       I got a bit annoyed with the commentators saying that Casemiro
       should have had a second caution.  The law is very clear that if
       you play advantage for a foul that stops a promising attack you
       cannot go back and caution, the logic being that the promising
       attack still happened so the foul didn't stop it.  You can only
       go back if the foul was reckless, which it clearly wasn't, or a
       red card offence in which case you wouldn't play the advantage
       anyway unless they are about to immediately score.
       The same on calls for a second caution for Shaw.  It could only
       be for a handling offence that stopped a promising attack.  How
       has handling a header from close to the edge of the area that
       has pretty much no chance of going in the goal stopped a
       promising attack when it has resulted in a penalty that has
       around an 80% chance of a goal?  Far from stopping a promising
       attack, it has upgraded a nothing attack into a fantastic one.
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       Re: A MARRINER - Brighton v Man U
   DIR By: Acme Thunderer
       Date: May 5, 2023, 1:35 pm
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       Andre must be getting mighty close to 400 PL games. Do we know
       how many he has to go after last night? If he is retiring at the
       end of the season, it would be good if he could get to the 400
       before he goes.
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       Re: A MARRINER - Brighton v Man U
   DIR By: Claretman
       Date: May 5, 2023, 3:04 pm
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       --- Quote from: Acme Thunderer link ---
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       > Andre must be getting mighty close to 400 PL games. Do we know
       how many he has to go after last night? If he is retiring at the
       end of the season, it would be good if he could get to the 400
       before he goes.
       >
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       According to a few newspaper reports dd 21.3.23 he had done 386
       games, i believe he has only done 2 since, everton v newcastle
       and lastnights brighton v man utd.
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       Re: A MARRINER - Brighton v Man U
   DIR By: bmb
       Date: May 5, 2023, 3:19 pm
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       I suspect he will finish on 390 - shame really, would love him
       to have made 400.  Maybe he will stay for 1 more season (or
       chose to retire in December so he can reach that significant
       milestone but I doubt it, sadly!)  It's not been confirmed if he
       is or isn't retiring as yet but my heart tells me that he more
       than likely will.
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       Re: A MARRINER - Brighton v Man U
   DIR By: Hendo
       Date: May 6, 2023, 3:28 pm
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       --- Quote from: bmb link ---
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       > I suspect he will finish on 390 - shame really, would love him
       to have made 400.  Maybe he will stay for 1 more season (or
       chose to retire in December so he can reach that significant
       milestone but I doubt it, sadly!)  It's not been confirmed if he
       is or isn't retiring as yet but my heart tells me that he more
       than likely will.
       >
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       Still one of the best in the SG and invariably a safe pair of
       hands. The way he heads been treated in recent months isn’t very
       good and if I were him, target or not, I would seriously
       consider my position. Still they have to get rid of some to make
       way for Robert Madley to rejoin the SG as is clearly the aim
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