Keith Stroud

[SIMMO SAYS]

The keeper failed to control the ball so made it a ball to be challenged and as the 2 pundits said you expect your striker to close such balls down. Ghe route he was going made it impossible for them to avoid contact but the keeper made a meal of it and the ref got it wrong.

Jeez I agree with BG feck me

 

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Based on what? Did he make contact with the keeper or vice versa?

If he didn't fair enough.


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Why don't you watch the highlights ten tell me.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Perhaps offer the keeper tea & biscuits then

Or go down to 10 needlessly and end the game?

Can someone answer whether he made contact from the replays and I'll agree it was incorrect, until then IMO it wasn't.


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[LamieRobertson]

Perhaps offer the keeper tea & biscuits then

And then kick it out of his hands? ......ref played to the crowd it's obvious..too most.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Why don't you watch the highlights ten tell me.

Like the ref I saw it once and said immediately yellow card.




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[Thunder Bolt]

This. Don't give the ref a decision to make.


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you want football to be a non contact sport? Personally I like my players to have some guts.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Or go down to 10 needlessly and end the game?

Can someone answer whether he made contact from the replays and I'll agree it was incorrect, until then IMO it wasn't.


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He ran at a right angle to the goalie....you could say he made contact with the goalies leg as it followed through or the goalie made contact with Baldock...either way the goalie and crowd influenced the decision imho

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

you never saw Zamora kick the ball out of the keeper's hands? You missed a treat.

I was there, don't remember him being on a yellow though.



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[Thunder Bolt]

Based on what? Did he make contact with the keeper or vice versa?

If he didn't fair enough.


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No, the keeper made contact with him, not the other way round.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

The keeper failed to control the ball so made it a ball to be challenged and as the 2 pundits said you expect your striker to close such balls down. Ghe route he was going made it impossible for them to avoid contact but the keeper made a meal of it and the ref got it wrong.

He cleared the ball and followed through on to Baldock's run. Contact was made, sure he made a meal of it, but why give him the opportunity.


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[Thunder Bolt]

I was there, don't remember him being on a yellow though.



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He didnt get a yellow for it. It doesnt matter what happened before. It is a valid part of the game.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Stroud joins Dean in my black book

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Or go down to 10 needlessly and end the game?

Can someone answer whether he made contact from the replays and I'll agree it was incorrect, until then IMO it wasn't.


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I thought the keeper kicked Baldock

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

you want football to be a non contact sport? Personally I like my players to have some guts.

What when on a yellow. Bet you lovedDunk diving in as well at QPR. Loads of guts limited intelligence


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[Thunder Bolt]

He cleared the ball and followed through on to Baldock's run. Contact was made, sure he made a meal of it, but why give him the opportunity.


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So now you're saying the keeper kicked Baldock, which is right. That's not a foul by Baldock.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

He didnt get a yellow for it. It doesnt matter what happened before. It is a valid part of the game.

Was he in a yellow? That was the question, if not fine.


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[SIMMO SAYS]

Stroud joins Dean in my black book

Have you various colouring books Lamie

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I thought the keeper kicked Baldock

He did.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Was he in a yellow? That was the question, if not fine.


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He wasn't, but that isn't the debate here. Sels kicked Baldock not the other way round.

 

[BensGrandad]

No blame whatsoever to Baldock whether he was on a yellow or not is imaterial we were losing and the ball was there to be won. I am the first to criticize silly cards but neither of his were as a fault of his. I thought the 1st was harsh for tackling back abd getting their legs tangled.