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Re: P Tierney Man Utd v Leeds
DIR By: PhiltheRef
Date: April 13, 2026, 3:39 pm
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Seems very lax on time being taken particularly Leeds throw ins
Ridiculous inactivity by Tierney during substitutions
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Re: P Tierney Man Utd v Leeds
DIR By: Pm2
Date: April 13, 2026, 3:40 pm
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Expect a huge chunk of added time.
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Re: P Tierney Man Utd v Leeds
DIR By: Joecphillips
Date: April 13, 2026, 3:41 pm
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--- Quote from: PhiltheRef link ---
>
> Seems very lax on time being taken particularly Leeds throw
ins
> Ridiculous inactivity by Tierney during substitutions
>
--- End Quote ---
That's just the premier league these days
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Re: P Tierney Man Utd v Leeds
DIR By: El Referee
Date: April 13, 2026, 3:47 pm
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--- Quote from: Failed Ref link ---
>
> Feels like the United of recent times. Tierney left with no
option regarding the red card. He's doing well as are Leeds. Red
has spoilt the game really but that is entirely due to the
foolishness of 1 player in a team underperforming.
> Absurdly, some comments on BBC live reporting think that the
red card is absurd! Maybe they watched the European women's game
where a Chelea player had her hair pulled and the offender only
received yellow....
>
--- End Quote ---
To be fair, Tete got away with pulling Semenyos hair earlier
this season…..
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Re: P Tierney Man Utd v Leeds
DIR By: Pm2
Date: April 13, 2026, 3:57 pm
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Great fiest half for tierney. Average enough second half.
Inconsistent foul detection and no punishment for all the time
wasting.
Ar2 gave a couple very soft free kicks.
Got the key decision correct though thanks to brooks
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Re: P Tierney Man Utd v Leeds
DIR By: Pm2
Date: April 13, 2026, 4:54 pm
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--- Quote from: El Referee link ---
>
> [quote author=Failed Ref link=topic=7902.msg104069#msg104069
date=1776111542]
> Feels like the United of recent times. Tierney left with no
option regarding the red card. He's doing well as are Leeds. Red
has spoilt the game really but that is entirely due to the
foolishness of 1 player in a team underperforming.
> Absurdly, some comments on BBC live reporting think that the
red card is absurd! Maybe they watched the European women's game
where a Chelea player had her hair pulled and the offender only
received yellow....
>
--- End Quote ---
To be fair, Tete got away with pulling Semenyos hair earlier
this season…..
[/quote]ironically tierney ref there too
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Re: P Tierney Man Utd v Leeds
DIR By: ajb95
Date: April 13, 2026, 5:26 pm
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--- Quote from: El Referee link ---
>
> [quote author=Failed Ref link=topic=7902.msg104069#msg104069
date=1776111542]
> Feels like the United of recent times. Tierney left with no
option regarding the red card. He's doing well as are Leeds. Red
has spoilt the game really but that is entirely due to the
foolishness of 1 player in a team underperforming.
> Absurdly, some comments on BBC live reporting think that the
red card is absurd! Maybe they watched the European women's game
where a Chelea player had her hair pulled and the offender only
received yellow....
>
--- End Quote ---
To be fair, Tete got away with pulling Semenyos hair earlier
this season…..
[/quote]
Was just about to say this. Brooks also didn’t get sent off at
Chelsea as well so where is the consistency - I thought it was
all agreed pulling an opponents hair is a red card offence yet 2
instances have gone unpunished - so again no consistency
whatsoever with these red card decisions
As per the rules Martinez absolutely deserves a red card you
cannot pull someone’s hair, so not a problem with that. However,
is that particular incident violent? Is it aggressive. I would
argue it isn’t. So for me football is the biggest loser. There’s
barely any contact and it’s at the bottom of the head. If they
want red cards for that then I’m sorry but there is no hope for
the future of football, and I certainly won’t be watching
anymore
#Post#: 104084--------------------------------------------------
Re: P Tierney Man Utd v Leeds
DIR By: bruntyboy
Date: April 13, 2026, 6:19 pm
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--- Quote from: ajb95 link ---
>
> [quote author=El Referee link=topic=7902.msg104077#msg104077
date=1776113259]
> [quote author=Failed Ref link=topic=7902.msg104069#msg104069
date=1776111542]
> Feels like the United of recent times. Tierney left with no
option regarding the red card. He's doing well as are Leeds. Red
has spoilt the game really but that is entirely due to the
foolishness of 1 player in a team underperforming.
> Absurdly, some comments on BBC live reporting think that the
red card is absurd! Maybe they watched the European women's game
where a Chelea player had her hair pulled and the offender only
received yellow....
>
--- End Quote ---
To be fair, Tete got away with pulling Semenyos hair earlier
this season…..
[/quote]
Was just about to say this. Brooks also didn’t get sent off at
Chelsea as well so where is the consistency - I thought it was
all agreed pulling an opponents hair is a red card offence yet 2
instances have gone unpunished - so again no consistency
whatsoever with these red card decisions
As per the rules Martinez absolutely deserves a red card you
cannot pull someone’s hair, so not a problem with that. However,
is that particular incident violent? Is it aggressive. I would
argue it isn’t. So for me football is the biggest loser. There’s
barely any contact and it’s at the bottom of the head. If they
want red cards for that then I’m sorry but there is no hope for
the future of football, and I certainly won’t be watching
anymore
[/quote]
Yet on the first goal Calvert-Lewin is allowed to go leading in
with his arm playing the defender and nowhere near the ball.
Where's the review?
Pulling hair - an offence only penalised against players with
long hair.
Where was the YC for Gnonto at the end for clear dissent when he
didn't get a decision?
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Re: P Tierney Man Utd v Leeds
DIR By: Microscopist
Date: April 14, 2026, 12:35 am
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--- Quote from: ajb95 link ---
>
> [quote author=El Referee link=topic=7902.msg104077#msg104077
date=1776113259]
> [quote author=Failed Ref link=topic=7902.msg104069#msg104069
date=1776111542]
> Feels like the United of recent times. Tierney left with no
option regarding the red card. He's doing well as are Leeds. Red
has spoilt the game really but that is entirely due to the
foolishness of 1 player in a team underperforming.
> Absurdly, some comments on BBC live reporting think that the
red card is absurd! Maybe they watched the European women's game
where a Chelea player had her hair pulled and the offender only
received yellow....
>
--- End Quote ---
To be fair, Tete got away with pulling Semenyos hair earlier
this season…..
[/quote]
Was just about to say this. Brooks also didn’t get sent off at
Chelsea as well so where is the consistency - I thought it was
all agreed pulling an opponents hair is a red card offence yet 2
instances have gone unpunished - so again no consistency
whatsoever with these red card decisions
As per the rules Martinez absolutely deserves a red card you
cannot pull someone’s hair, so not a problem with that. However,
is that particular incident violent? Is it aggressive. I would
argue it isn’t. So for me football is the biggest loser. There’s
barely any contact and it’s at the bottom of the head. If they
want red cards for that then I’m sorry but there is no hope for
the future of football, and I certainly won’t be watching
anymore
[/quote]
It’s a bit like shirt pulling sometimes punished sometimes not,
but I do find it difficult to understand why players knowing
there are lots of cameras looking at them should actually take
the risk of pulling either shirts or hair. But then you see the
inconsistency of refereeing decisions and no retrospective
follow up and think well perhaps they think the risk of getting
caught is so low we might as well take a chanc3.
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Re: P Tierney Man Utd v Leeds
DIR By: TillysDad
Date: April 14, 2026, 2:19 am
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Was it more violent than Brobbys elbow to the face of the Spurs
player that received a YC?
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