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       Re: Sat 18th – Thu 23rd APR 2026
   DIR By: Leggy
       Date: April 19, 2026, 5:46 am
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       > Video on this link.
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       The card was out with such speed it sent me back to the days of
       Mike Pearce and/or Jim Parker.
       The referee was, however, ideally positioned and 100% correct.
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       Re: Sat 18th – Thu 23rd APR 2026
   DIR By: Ryanellis
       Date: April 21, 2026, 5:27 am
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       > [quote author=Ryanellis link=topic=7900.msg104277#msg104277
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       > The major KMI came around the 60th min, Crewe putting pressure
       on MK albeit 2-0 down. Our striker was through on goal and then
       was hauled down by the MK defender. How this wasn’t given as a
       penalty and then a red card beggars belief. I will leave a link
       to a clip of it below.
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       Correct non-award for me. There is a minor hold which does not
       impact the attackers movement who feels it and goes to ground.
       The fall is not close to being consequential of the contact.
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       My grandad was sat by the assessor. When he didn’t give this
       decision, the assessor shook his head and wrote notes down…
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       Re: Sat 18th – Thu 23rd APR 2026
   DIR By: ShoeRef
       Date: April 21, 2026, 5:45 am
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       > [quote author=ShoeRef link=topic=7900.msg104281#msg104281
       date=1776533467]
       > [quote author=Ryanellis link=topic=7900.msg104277#msg104277
       date=1776530522]
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       > The major KMI came around the 60th min, Crewe putting pressure
       on MK albeit 2-0 down. Our striker was through on goal and then
       was hauled down by the MK defender. How this wasn’t given as a
       penalty and then a red card beggars belief. I will leave a link
       to a clip of it below.
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  HTML https://x.com/joecos4457/status/2045523176378040450?s=46
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       link to the pen not given.
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       Correct non-award for me. There is a minor hold which does not
       impact the attackers movement who feels it and goes to ground.
       The fall is not close to being consequential of the contact.
       [/quote]
       My grandad was sat by the assessor. When he didn’t give this
       decision, the assessor shook his head and wrote notes down…
       [/quote]
       I would imagine from the stand it probably did look a lot more
       of a penalty, but my genuine opinion is that the ref has judged
       the incident well. I do agree with Ollie that the slide after
       the Crewe player goes to ground is a little out of control, and
       were something given for that I don't think you could say it was
       wrong, but the actual incident that saw the player go down I
       don't think is enough for a foul. Out of interest, do you think
       it is a foul on the basis that the players movement was impeded
       by the brief hold? By the alleged barge in the back? Or by the
       tangle of legs which I believe to have been initiated by the
       attacker leaving his leg behind him?
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       Re: Sat 18th – Thu 23rd APR 2026
   DIR By: olliebcafc
       Date: April 21, 2026, 4:13 pm
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       Bradford City FC (First Team) v Plymouth Argyle FC (First Team)
       Football League 1
       Referee: O'Connor, Jamie
       Assistant Referee: Dutton, Drew
       Assistant Referee: Sowerby, Matthew
       Fourth Official: Newhouse, Paul
       I wasn’t at Valley Parade tonight as I’m working up in Scotland
       this week. Instead I went to watch St Johnstone seal the title
       against Dunfermline, congrats to them!
       By all accounts, O’Connor didn’t have a great game, and to be
       honest he’s a referee I’m a big fan of but feared this game had
       come too soon for him. Having watched the goal we had disallowed
       for offside after 5 minutes, I have to agree that it looks like
       the occasion got the better of him. He signalled a goal, not
       noticing the AR’s flag, suggesting he hadn’t fully settled and
       didn’t really have his head in the game early on…
       Great result for Tranmere tonight, I bet Boz is the most
       relieved member of the forum this evening!
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       Re: Sat 18th – Thu 23rd APR 2026
   DIR By: Boz
       Date: April 22, 2026, 5:29 pm
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       Great result for Tranmere tonight, I bet Boz is the most
       relieved member of the forum this evening!
       Many thanks Olliebcafc for this. I certainly was feeling much
       better this time last night, after the game was over. It was the
       first time I'd been to a TRFC away win in over a decade, which
       improves our chances of staying in the FL significantly.
       Cheltenham Town (First Team) v Tranmere Rovers FC (First Team)
       Football League 2
       Referee: Parkinson, Stephen
       Assistant Referee: Allen, Ashley
       Assistant Referee: Amey, Justin
       Fourth Official: Swabey, Lee
       Mr Parkinson hadn't had the best of times in two previous Rovers
       games he'd taken charge of, but was absolutely fine in this
       match. Good positioning and fitness, and only one YC issued for
       a shirt tug by a Cheltenham player near the end. Tried to allow
       the game to flow and keep a low profile and in a game which was
       largely played in good spirits, that approach worked/
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