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I disagree. I saw it live, I've seen replays, I've watch that video above to refresh. He jumps, yes, but lands before the player, who slides in to him. The "over the ball" foot was not going to come down on the player until Barnes' standing leg was collided with by the Burnley player.

The 'neutral' BBC and Sky reporters at the game also thought it was the Burnley player being sent off, not just the Brighton fans. It's not the replay lying, it is you drawing one conclusion from it. Many of the fans who argue Barnes should not have seen red for that challenge (I am one of...

Burnley again, but last season where their keeper cynically took Buckley out in a text book 'denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity' (yes, there was a defender there, but he was the wrong side of the keeper to have a chance of getting to the ball or the goal before Buckley). Then following...