More sendings off at Brighton games, time for the FA to have a look?

[Working class pride]

How many sendings off have there been at Brighton games compared to the average? Also odd penalty decisions (like away at Saints). After the events in cricket and in football with the ball being kicked out of play deliberately, then should the FA be looking at Brighton games as a matter of good compliance?

 

[Steveapps71]

are you joking?
If youre not there will be a refs assessor & unless there are unusual betting trends there is nothing to look into.
But speaking of the ball being kicked out on purpose, im sure Dean Wilkins did that every time from the kick off at the goldstone!!
That is about as likely to be looked into by the FA

 

[Sussex Nomad]

Oh the FA will certainly be looking into our code of conduct at the end of the season and be giving us a f***ing huge spanking fine!

 

[Working class pride]

I would have thought that good compliance requires a look given the record in sport recently. How many red cards have there been at Brighton games compared to the average? Another game, another result effected by more red cards.

 

[Vega]

3-0 up and, 4 mins to play and Greer violent fouls, the mind boggles

 

[perseus]

Most red and yellow cards for England Championship league. Season 2011/2012

Five Albion fouls today and two by Hall on Connolly.

 

[Working class pride]

I never wanted technology brought into games but I think for good compliance sake a few things need to be brought into football.
1. The ref decides if he thinks a foul is a penalty but he must then refer it to a tv ref because it is a game changing decision.
2. If a ref thinks a foul a sending off then he must refer it to a tv ref as it is a game changing decision. The ref has to be wired for decent decisions.
2. If a player commits a sending off foul then as it is a game changing event, the incident is automatically looked into by a compliance team at the FA.