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       #Post#: 77518--------------------------------------------------
       David Rock- Crawley Town vs Doncaster Rovers 
   DIR By: JohnCoyle
       Date: March 30, 2024, 3:23 pm
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       Mr. Rock had a decent game yesterday.  However,  his management
       of a red card incident was a bit of a concern.
       In the 66th minute,  Doncaster's Tom Anderson made a bad
       challenge.  It was late, rather high and with excessive force
       It's one of those that looks worse with every viewing,  so as a
       Donny fan I have no complaints about the red.
       After the incident,  Crawley had possession and Anderson only
       received his Easter gift by the time he was back in his own area
       and the ball had gone out of play.
       I always understood it was a bad idea to play on when there's a
       possibility of Serious Foul Play,  and I think Mr. Rock took a
       risk in not stopping the game immediately,  even though it would
       have denied Crawley the advantage (the foul was near half-way,
       so it wasn't close to goal.)
       I'd be interested to hear people's thoughts on this one.
       #Post#: 77520--------------------------------------------------
       Re: David Rock- Crawley Town vs Doncaster Rovers 
   DIR By: Ryanellis
       Date: March 30, 2024, 3:45 pm
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       I saw this on the highlights. I thought he should’ve stopped the
       game straight away considering the manner of the challenge.
       #Post#: 77523--------------------------------------------------
       Re: David Rock- Crawley Town vs Doncaster Rovers 
   DIR By: Acme Thunderer
       Date: March 30, 2024, 4:20 pm
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       --- Quote from: Ryanellis link ---
       >
       > I saw this on the highlights. I thought he should’ve stopped
       the game straight away considering the manner of the challenge.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I agree. A super advantage but not appropriate for a straight
       red card offence. Advantage should only be allowed where a goal
       is likely to result straightaway, and this did not apply in this
       case.
       #Post#: 77524--------------------------------------------------
       Re: David Rock- Crawley Town vs Doncaster Rovers 
   DIR By: Original82
       Date: March 30, 2024, 4:21 pm
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       After watching the highlights, I suggest that Rock believed it
       to be a cautionable challenge. It may have been comms input that
       gave him a different outcome.
       #Post#: 77549--------------------------------------------------
       Re: David Rock- Crawley Town vs Doncaster Rovers 
   DIR By: JohnCoyle
       Date: March 31, 2024, 5:28 am
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       --- Quote from: Original82 link ---
       >
       > After watching the highlights, I suggest that Rock believed it
       to be a cautionable challenge. It may have been comms input that
       gave him a different outcome.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I think you are correct. Like TV and I-Follow viewers, David
       Rock was looking at the back of Tom Anderson when the latter
       made his challenge. The AR, Sean Rothwell, would have the best
       view and could see the point of impact and judge the force of
       the challenge. It then depends when he advised the referee that
       the card should be red. Was it after the ball went out of play?
       If so, we can't really blame David Rock for giving the red card
       then and not in the immediate aftermath of the foul.
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