Kermogant’s tackle

theboybilly · Aug 21, 2016

theboybilly said:
And then there was the gamesmanship afterwards. Reading were not ready with their substitution so Van Den Berg walked all the way back to talk to the ref thereby gaining Reading time to sort out bringing on that 7'11" lump of a defender. That was Reading for me today....little niggly fouls and shirt pulls (not to mention trying to con the officials) They played some decent stuff...not much but some but it's the cheating that I will remember

I meant Van Den Berg not Kermogant

hampshirebrightonboy · Aug 21, 2016

theboybilly said:
And then there was the gamesmanship afterwards. Reading were not ready with their substitution so Kermogant walked all the way back to talk to the ref thereby gaining Reading time to sort out bringing on that 7'11" lump of a defender. That was Reading for me today....little niggly fouls and shirt pulls (not to mention trying to con the officials) They played some decent stuff...not much but some but it's the cheating that I will remember

Reading's total football - pass it around the defence for a bit then hoof

theboybilly · Aug 21, 2016

hampshirebrightonboy said:
Reading's total football - pass it around to defence for a bit then hoof

For much of the first 75 minutes that's exactly how I saw it....McCleary has pace to burn so let's just lump it up to him

theroyal · Aug 21, 2016

Grombleton said:
I think for me it's that they have nothing of note to cheer about.

I know the Brighton lot aren't the fondest of "tinpot" Reading, so I'll probably be shot down for speaking up on an opposition forum, but I come on here a fair bit in good faith and I wish you guys well - you'll obviously do better than us this season. But it gets tiresome seeing statements like this - it's just not true.

Two Championship titles. Three seasons in the Premier League, finishing 8th in one of those, missing out on European football by one point - and plenty of trips to Wembley to boot... considering our history, we've plenty to be proud of in the last decade or so, and we've not broken the bank to do it. Our record signing remains £2.5m.

We've had a disappointing few seasons, that's all.

Anyway, good game today and best of luck for the rest of the season. Remember every club has its share of morons, and its share of dedicated good people who are passionate and want their team to do well regardless of their history.

theboybilly · Aug 21, 2016

theroyal said:
I know the Brighton lot aren't the fondest of "tinpot" Reading, so I'll probably be shot down for speaking up on an opposition forum, but I come on here a fair bit in good faith and I wish you guys well - you'll obviously do better than us this season. But it gets tiresome seeing statements like this - it's just not true.

Two Championship titles. Three seasons in the Premier League, finishing 8th in one of those, missing out on European football by one point - and plenty of trips to Wembley to boot... considering our history, we've plenty to be proud of in the last decade or so, and we've not broken the bank to do it. Our record signing remains £2.5m.

We've had a disappointing few seasons, that's all.

Anyway, good game today and best of luck for the rest of the season. Remember every club has its share of morons, and its share of dedicated good people who are passionate and want their team to do well regardless of their history.

Why were your fans in the East Stand corner nearest us arguing amongst themselves? It seemed to go on for ages and was quite entertaining to watch. I saw one bloke get thrown out but it could quite easily have been half a dozen or more.

trueblue · Aug 21, 2016

theboybilly said:
And then there was the gamesmanship afterwards. Reading were not ready with their substitution so Kermogant walked all the way back to talk to the ref thereby gaining Reading time to sort out bringing on that 7'11" lump of a defender. That was Reading for me today....little niggly fouls and shirt pulls (not to mention trying to con the officials) They played some decent stuff...not much but some but it's the cheating that I will remember

Agreed. Don't think I've seen a player go off and come all the way back again before. Hope it's deemed as refusing to leave the pitch and he gets an extra game ban.

el punal · Aug 21, 2016

Gazwag said:
Their fans on the left hand corner were also more intent on fighting among themselves than supporting their team.

That's what happens in Reading when someone steals your biscuits. :wink:

Telford Seagull · Aug 21, 2016

Disgusting tackle and everyone in the ground saw what was coming, made even worse by Kermorgant trying to justify it to the ref and then complaining about the previous 'foul' on him by Rosenior.

The referee (a premier league referee i might add!) totally missed another new rule that has been put in place. No question, it should have been a red card. However as he booked him and Rosenior needed treatment, Kermorgant should have gone off at the side. The new rule is if a foul warrants a yellow card and the fouled player needs treatment, then the player who caused the foul (and was booked) has to go off too.

Taybha · Aug 21, 2016

Cynical dirty challenge , the type of team Reading are and probably why not liked so much is that 2 of his team mates congratulated him for the tackle , wtf is that all about , goons . Hope Liam makes a speedy recovery , not the sort of player to feign injury .

studio150 · Aug 21, 2016

tackles that are no more than legalised assault just get a yellow something needs to change

We're the Stripes · Aug 21, 2016

Telford Seagull said:
The new rule is if a foul warrants a yellow card and the fouled player needs treatment, then the player who caused the foul (and was booked) has to go off too.

That makes so much sense - you wonder why it hasn't been implemented already. I've tried to think of any examples where it might get contentious, save for the ref being overly influenced by the injury (sound familiar?), but I can't really.

So, do you know what the rule is for if the injured player is unable to come back on, with all 3 subs having been used? As was the case yesterday.

RM-Taylor · Aug 21, 2016

I'm surprised the tackle wasn't shown on the FL show last night, no action can be taken as the referee only deemed it a yellow card.

Telford Seagull · Aug 21, 2016

We're the Stripes said:
That makes so much sense - you wonder why it hasn't been implemented already. I've tried to think of any examples where it might get contentious, save for the ref being overly influenced by the injury (sound familiar?), but I can't really.

So, do you know what the rule is for if the injured player is unable to come back on, with all 3 subs having been used? As was the case yesterday.

Unfortunately its tough luck from there on. Personally i think that there should be an additional rule in the case of this situation. Annoyingly, the player is allowed back on the pitch after a few moments of play

Charlies Shinpad · Aug 21, 2016

On another note I've never witnessed a game where so many home players have gone down clutching their faces as if they've been hit by Henry's Hammer then get up right as rain 30 secs later
Disgraceful tactic that seems to go unpunished these days

Mackenzie · Aug 21, 2016

Charlies Shinpad said:
On another note I've never witnessed a game where so many home players have gone down clutching their faces as if they've been hit by Henry's Hammer then get up right as rain 30 secs later
Disgraceful tactic that seems to go unpunished these days

Knockaert did it once as well, I really don't like this facet of football either.

Stat Brother · Aug 21, 2016

Charlies Shinpad said:
On another note I've never witnessed a game where so many home players have gone down clutching their faces as if they've been hit by Henry's Hammer then get up right as rain 30 secs later
Disgraceful tactic that seems to go unpunished these days

Footballers embarrassing themselves in the wake of some top quality Olympic competition.

What are the chances of that happening.

Albumen · Aug 21, 2016

wallyback said:
Reminded me of the third tackle here.

Should have been red today!

Can't help but love that clip though. He wasn't going to let him pass.

symyjym · Aug 21, 2016

So does anyone know the status of Liam's injury?

Postman Pat · Aug 21, 2016

Telford Seagull said:
The referee (a premier league referee i might add!) totally missed another new rule that has been put in place. No question, it should have been a red card. However as he booked him and Rosenior needed treatment, Kermorgant should have gone off at the side. The new rule is if a foul warrants a yellow card and the fouled player needs treatment, then the player who caused the foul (and was booked) has to go off too.

Can you post where you have seen this? It's the first I've heard of it and I haven't seen this anywhere this weekend. I know players that receive treatment no longer have to leave the field if it's quick.

Not mentioned here:http://www.skysports.com/football/n...ges-ahead-of-the-201617-premier-league-season

Telford Seagull · Aug 21, 2016

Postman Pat said:
Can you post where you have seen this? It's the first I've heard of it and I haven't seen this anywhere this weekend. I know players that receive treatment no longer have to leave the field if it's quick.

Not mentioned here:http://www.skysports.com/football/n...ges-ahead-of-the-201617-premier-league-season

I was told it by a premier league referee and a local referee showed it me on an email sent from the FA

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