Red Cards

[koop.]

Is it just me who thinks the penalty of missing 2 or even 3 games for a red card is way to harsh? You already play the rest of said game with 10 men and missing the next game I can understand but 3 games??? Unsure the penalty fits the crime

We will miss vardy. Unfortunately our other strikers haven't proved to be on his level. Ruthless 

Edited 25 August 2018 by koop.

[Aus Fox]

Depends on what they receive a red card for, in some situations it should be more, but it needs to be a deterrent to stop serious injury causing foul play. overall I feel 3 games is about right for most reds.

[mod hero]

3 games Is just for a reckless challenge like Vardys.

if the defenders leg was planted it would’ve ended his season.

[Izzy]

I guess a 3 games ban is supposed to act as a deterrent to avoid players making bad challenges or doing something reckless.

Didn't help when the 'red mist' descended as in Vardy's case.

[HighPeakFox]

On the subject of Vardy, I'm quite interested in the sub-conscious and the way it finds outlets. For me, that was a whole World Cup of frustration in one angry swipe. 

[sylofox]

Nothing wrong with a 3 game ban for a straight red. The only injustice to me is the dirty diving play acting barsteads only get a yellow.

Roll on the floor holding your face trying to get someone sent off it seems is ok. No its fecking cheating send the cvnts off.

[mozartfox]

I think Red Cards should be extended for crap officials too.   Why are they exempt from punishment for failing to do their jobs properly?

Jon Moss should have a season ban for all of his poor performances.

[Max Wall]

4 minutes ago, mozartfox said:

I think Red Cards should be extended for crap officials too.   Why are they exempt from punishment for failing to do their jobs properly?

Jon Moss should have a season ban for all of his poor performances.

The officials would need a bigger substitutes bench than the two teams if that was the case.

[Ric Flair]

I think you should get a 3 year ban for crap goal celebrations. Maddison's done for.

[stretch1965]

10 minutes ago, mozartfox said:

Jon Moss should have a season ban for all of his poor performances.

His bank account needs investigating, too many blatantly wrong decisions and it’s not just us!

[FLAN]

31 minutes ago, HighPeakFox said:

On the subject of Vardy, I'm quite interested in the sub-conscious and the way it finds outlets. For me, that was a whole World Cup of frustration in one angry swipe. 

Or the thought of a whole season playing on scraps with this system?

[sylofox]

56 minutes ago, stretch1965 said:

His bank account needs investigating, too many blatantly wrong decisions and it’s not just us!

That's not really a comment I would make without proof. You could be asking for trouble.

 

Pi55 poor ref yes but to accuse him of taking bribes is a little much.

[HighPeakFox]

56 minutes ago, F1_AN said:

Or the thought of a whole season playing on scraps with this system?

If that were the case, I doubt he'd have penned a 4 year deal, seeing his career out with us.

[RutlanderFox]

2 hours ago, mozartfox said:

I think Red Cards should be extended for crap officials too.   Why are they exempt from punishment for failing to do their jobs properly?

Jon Moss should have a season ban for all of his poor performances.

Refs do get dropped to the championship for a week or two if their performances aren’t up to scratch. Has happened to Moss before (although not enough) and Mike Dean also a couple years ago stands out in my mind

[Captain...]

I think they should get banned for the next game against that opposition. Why should Southampton benefit from a red card against Wolves. Same with yellow cards some random team gets an advantage because of fouls picked up against other teams made ch rather see a win bin.

[peach0000]

It's a sliding scale isn't it. Second yellow and professional foul (e.g. pulling someone down whose through on goal) is a 1 match ban. Verbal dissent is a two match. Dangerous play and violent conduct is 3+ matches. It seems pretty fair to me. 

[Dan]

One that provoked a bit of thought for me recently was a neutral saying that Amartey's handball at Man Utd resulting in a penalty for them is quite an injustice in the rules when you factor in what actually happened against what Man Utd got out of it. I can see the argument.

Not saying it wasn't a penalty at all, of course it was but there was a degree of bad luck in it and it effectively cost us the game from the off. The ruling is quite harsh.