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       #Post#: 69085--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Jarred Gillett - wear tees Derby out of his depth
   DIR By: Whistleblower
       Date: October 7, 2023, 12:46 pm
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       --- Quote from: Joecphillips link ---
       >
       > [quote author=charlieboy link=topic=5266.msg69075#msg69075
       date=1696698205]
       > [quote author=Joecphillips link=topic=5266.msg69074#msg69074
       date=1696698014]
       > [quote author=charlieboy link=topic=5266.msg69073#msg69073
       date=1696697578]
       > [quote author=robbieg link=topic=5266.msg69070#msg69070
       date=1696697228]
       > [quote author=charlieboy link=topic=5266.msg69066#msg69066
       date=1696695665]
       > Interesting thread this , criticism of a referees performance
       for applying the laws both correctly and consistently with how
       all clubs were told they would be , I actually think Mr Gillett
       should be pleased as the complaints are actually due to him
       carrying out his job right .
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       The problem is though he broke a promise to both managers that
       he would manage the game with empathy.
       Show me what empathy he displayed.
       He refereed like he was in charge of a five year old child
       having a birthday party.
       [/quote]
       What empathy has been shown while arguing with his decisions?
       Where does it say in law that dissent will be punished except
       for Sunderland,  far too long players have acted like spoilt
       children at a birthday party and now I am pleased to say a stop
       is being put to it . Football is tarnished by the childish rants
       that happen everytime something doesn't go their way,  time has
       come to grow up and get on with the game .
       [/quote]
       Nobody is asking for special treatment here just equatable
       treatment, wasn’t a getting in a referees face was a swear word
       a distance from the official it’s picked up pretty much every
       game on tv microphones but every other ref handles it properly.
       [/quote]I apologise I m8ght be being a bit dim but I'm still
       struggling here , could you please quote me which law from LOAF
       that Mr Gillett has applied incorrectly because I'm not getting
       it. You say other referees would deal with it correctly? But Mr
       Gillett has given a second caution for being sworn at by a
       player from distance,  the only thing incorrect could be it
       should have been straight red ? Is that the complaint ?
       [/quote]
       Sworn at by a player looking the other way, the officials have
       heard a comment and blew it up. Once again if we apply the rules
       you want the game ends with no players on the pitch.
       You’re also conveniently ignoring the rest of the post
       simulation is a yellow card but at 0-0 he bottled sending
       greenwood off for that after he bottled sending greenwood off
       for a late high challenge both for 2nd yellow cards why is he
       picking and choosing what laws apply in the game?
       [/quote]
       I think in a match at the Rugby World Cup, if a player used such
       language at Wayne Barnes or Luke Pearce they would receive an
       instant red card and so in Rugby there is more respect shown to
       match officials. " if we apply the rules you want the game ends
       up with no players on the pitch " perhaps that might be so for a
       match or even a couple of matches but players would very soon
       learn not to dissent by swearing. I refereed at a very modest
       level of football but it was well known that I would not
       tolerate any match official being sworn at. Context is
       everything, if a player missed an open goal and shouted |"oh
       f*** " that is one thing and I didn't bother about that. However
       if a player said to me or one of my Assistants " you're f***ing
       hopeless or " you've f***ed that up " they would be watching the
       rest of the match from the touchline. And guess what, I hardly
       received any swearing.
       #Post#: 69087--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Jarred Gillett - wear tees Derby out of his depth
   DIR By: Carter
       Date: October 7, 2023, 1:07 pm
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       I have a little sympathy for him being given a 2nd yellow card,
       but he did move at least 10yds towards the ref waving his hands
       and said wahtever he said.
       But where I have no sympathy is he was whinging about a nothing
       foul on the half way line which resulted in the ball almost
       imediately being played out for a Sunderland goal kick.
       Well worth whinging about not!!!!
       But to blame the referee for applying the laws (whatever is
       tolerance level) by fellow officials is not what I would expect.
       #Post#: 69088--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Jarred Gillett - wear tees Derby out of his depth
   DIR By: yfc54
       Date: October 7, 2023, 1:07 pm
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       Tony Mowbray talked about it in his post match interview. If
       that's his idea of empathy then I'd hate to see his version of
       pedantic. After the game was restarted after the red card it was
       only about 10 seconds before he blew for half time. Empathetic?
       Well nearly right.
       #Post#: 69089--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Jarred Gillett - wear tees Derby out of his depth
   DIR By: Joecphillips
       Date: October 7, 2023, 1:28 pm
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       --- Quote from: Carter link ---
       >
       > I have a little sympathy for him being given a 2nd yellow
       card, but he did move at least 10yds towards the ref waving his
       hands and said wahtever he said.
       >
       > But where I have no sympathy is he was whinging about a
       nothing foul on the half way line which resulted in the ball
       almost imediately being played out for a Sunderland goal kick.
       > Well worth whinging about not!!!!
       >
       > But to blame the referee for applying the laws (whatever is
       tolerance level) by fellow officials is not what I would expect.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       It resulted in a dangerous counter attack that he had to deal
       with, just because he ended up dealing with it doesn’t mean that
       gillet’s inability to enforce the laws of the game should be
       ignored, the red card was just the highlight of his horrible
       performance.
       If he applied the laws correctly Middlesbrough would have ended
       up with at best 10 men on the field and a lot more than the 2
       yellow cards they got, multiple times they committed fouls to
       stop counter attacks just dragging players back and the other
       incidents mentioned to name a few.
       #Post#: 69090--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Jarred Gillett - wear tees Derby out of his depth
   DIR By: robbieg
       Date: October 7, 2023, 1:31 pm
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       --- Quote from: rustyref link ---
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       > How do you know he said he "would manage with empathy"?  Were
       you in the pre-match briefing?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       No but the manager Tony Mowbray was.
       Why would he choose to mention it if it weren't true?
       #Post#: 69091--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Jarred Gillett - wear tees Derby out of his depth
   DIR By: yfc54
       Date: October 7, 2023, 1:51 pm
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       He certainly showed plenty of empathy towards Coburn when he led
       with his elbow and clattered Dan Ballards face seconds after Dan
       Neil had been sent off.
       #Post#: 69092--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Jarred Gillett - wear tees Derby out of his depth
   DIR By: rustyref
       Date: October 7, 2023, 1:52 pm
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       --- Quote from: robbieg link ---
       >
       > [quote author=rustyref link=topic=5266.msg69082#msg69082
       date=1696699472]
       > How do you know he said he "would manage with empathy"?  Were
       you in the pre-match briefing?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       No but the manager Tony Mowbray was.
       Why would he choose to mention it if it weren't true?
       [/quote]
       Lots of managers and players have attributed comments to
       referees over that years that simply haven't happened, or at
       least have been twisted.
       #Post#: 69093--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Jarred Gillett - wear tees Derby out of his depth
   DIR By: Whistleblower
       Date: October 7, 2023, 1:53 pm
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       --- Quote from: robbieg link ---
       >
       > [quote author=rustyref link=topic=5266.msg69082#msg69082
       date=1696699472]
       > How do you know he said he "would manage with empathy"?  Were
       you in the pre-match briefing?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       No but the manager Tony Mowbray was.
       Why would he choose to mention it if it weren't true?
       [/quote
       I have the greatest of respect for Tony Mowbray and I would not
       doubt his honesty for a single second.
       Two comments. First, it might be a good idea for managers and
       match officials to know precisely what " empathy " signifies. Is
       it understood in the same way ? Does it mean that a certain
       level of dissent will be tolerated without sanction ( I would
       hope not ) Secondly, if managers are going to reveal what was
       said in pre match conversations with the referee then referees
       are going to be very circumspect about what they say.
       #Post#: 69097--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Jarred Gillett - wear tees Derby out of his depth
   DIR By: Joecphillips
       Date: October 7, 2023, 2:30 pm
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       Also on half time dirty play by the boro player forearm smash to
       the head in front of the officials both players get booked then
       goes in for a head but
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       #Post#: 69099--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Jarred Gillett - wear tees Derby out of his depth
   DIR By: Adam
       Date: October 7, 2023, 2:50 pm
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       Is it just me or are some of these comments funny?
       First of all, Jarred Gillett applied the new directive strictly
       to the point by booking Neil for a 2YC. Just because its a 2nd
       yellow, doesn't mean it isn't a yellow!
       Secondly, the headbutt accusation really did give me a giggle!
       How about an attempt to get an arm of his head?
       I can't comment on the whole performance but if he made a few
       mistakes then that's unfortunate. It does however sound to me
       like out of frustration at a record breaking loss these mistakes
       are being blown out of proportion!
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