According to the Argus, Bruno was booked in the 59th minute (although it's something I missed). Thought that overall he was excellent - he should have booked Bryson but apart from that, was n top of his ga,e
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Tonight's Ref
- Thread starter Barry M
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According to the Argus, Bruno was booked in the 59th minute (although it's something I missed). Thought that overall he was excellent - he should have booked Bryson but apart from that, was n top of his ga,e
I was told pre-match that he was the referee who was meant to officiate the cancelled (due to fog) Cardiff game, I was impressed by him that night and his willingness to be interviewed on television, explaining his decision in a very professional way, most of them seem to avoid having to explain themselves. I was also impressed by his on-pitch performance last night, if only they could all be so 'invisible'.
TSB
Captain Hindsight
I was trying to find out what the refs name was, as he was totally invisible......google said Tom Ince
Chris Kavanagh.
Thought he was excellent.
Seagull58
In the Algarve
Yes I mentioned this on the match day thread. I was staggered to see at the end of the game that there were no cards handed out for the numerous attacks on Kayal. Having said that, I thought the ref was generally good. If he had yellow carded one or two of the Derby players then no doubt Bruno would have got at least 1 yellow and maybe a second.
Exactly, it's a bit 'swings and roundabouts' Bruno could have had 2 yellows on a different night and Dunk could have had one from a nothing challenge (not saying he would have deserved one, but we all know how some refs react). So I would say no cards is a bonus for us.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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