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greybeard · Sep 27, 2016

second sending off looks bit harsh http://www.skysports.com/efl/championsh ... 2-plymouth

Keepitgreen · Sep 27, 2016

Maybe the ref considered him to be the last man and denying a goal scoring opportunity. Having said that he was a fair way from goal.

jimbo_the_green · Sep 27, 2016

I thought the first was more open to interpretation. The second was stonewall

Tony Flags · Sep 27, 2016

Keepitgreen":klubxb34 said:
Maybe the ref considered him to be the last man and denying a goal scoring opportunity. Having said that he was a fair way from goal.

There was no other player in sight; doesn't matter how far out surely. Both looked red from the stand. Both look more red now.

nick_PASTIE · Sep 27, 2016

Keepitgreen":jhpbb9ac said:
Maybe the ref considered him to be the last man and denying a goal scoring opportunity. Having said that he was a fair way from goal.

Goodwillie was very advanced too. It was essentially 2 v keeper. Think the first was reckless but a yellow.

third earl of jean · Sep 28, 2016

Second looks absolute stonewall, last man and clean through. First looks borderline yellow / red.

up the line · Sep 28, 2016

Both look like correct decisions to me.
Kind of karma for Jay Simpsons unpunished assault on Threlkeld last season

LeonTheGreen · Sep 28, 2016

I think considering it was only 20 seconds in, the first should have been a yellow. The second was a red, Jervis was in. Good to see the two Cambridge boys scoring, Spencers was a clever finish.

X Isle · Sep 28, 2016

Red and redder :wave:

Tidy finish from Spencer :clap:

demportdave · Sep 28, 2016

LeonTheGreen":2mqybwr7 said:
I think considering it was only 20 seconds in, the first should have been a yellow. The second was a red, Jervis was in. Good to see the two Cambridge boys scoring, Spencers was a clever finish.

Very easy for a lot of Refs to hide behind it being so early in the game, but an assault like that is a red card in the first, last or any other minute. The time was irrelevant and he didn't deserve the benefit of the doubt anyway. The second is a blatant Red, clearly the last man.

I am hardly objective in my viewpoint but all too often, defenders take a chance and commit a bad foul early on in the hope the Ref will only show a Yellow at worse, so hats off to Breakspear for having the bottle to dish out a couple of Reds against the home team.

LostPilgrim · Sep 28, 2016

Don't know how anyone can argue with those reds.

The first he has lunged studs up, knee height with both feet off the ground; it couldn't be any more dangerous.

The second Jervis and Goodwille would have been 2 on 1 with the 'keeper.

Are you watching a different video to me?!

PilgrimLew · Sep 28, 2016

First one a red studs up late, second looks like a dive from Jervis.

Gary Wills · Sep 28, 2016

I recall Jervis 'buying' a red same side of pitch, oppo defence conundrum, away game I think, yet can't name that game; but not in cheating Lewi territory, imho.

First red is just dregs of daftness, can't have hurt being by the away dug

Made for a turgid match however.

Steve Evans · Sep 28, 2016

both red cards.they had to go.good goals also.

jarvo · Sep 28, 2016

LostPilgrim":1xy7g3ue said:
Don't know how anyone can argue with those reds.

The first he has lunged studs up, knee height with both feet off the ground; it couldn't be any more dangerous.

The second Jervis and Goodwille would have been 2 on 1 with the 'keeper.

Are you watching a different video to me?!

Totally agree, the first one was dangerous so doesn't matter what time in the game it was, and Jervis with his pace was certainly clean through. The only thing Orient can moan about is the indiscipline of their players in a week when they probably needed some calm heads.