[Albion] Just what was Dahoud thinking?

[Weststander]

We’ll never know, so calling Doris Stokes ….. are you there?

 

[Napper]

Not only is it a red . It’s spiteful and nasty intent

 

[Eric the meek]

I'll have you know that those of us who played as defenders in the Sussex Sunday League of 35 years ago were quite capable of instant retribution

This thread is fast becoming a 'back in the day' chest puffing thread for old gits.

I've still got my metal screw-in studs stored safely in the garage. Just in case. You never know.....

 

[Sussax]

Not only is it a red . It’s spiteful and nasty intent

Don’t be silly.

A red? These days, yes. But to say there was intent is outright odd.

 

[Weststander]

Just watched it for the first time on youtube, previously having been miles away from the NS.

Imho he meant to do it.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Barely touched him?

No trainer required …on his feet 15 seconds later…shrug

 

[LamieRobertson]

No trainer required …on his feet 15 seconds later…shrug

Imo no intent….but we are all guessing

 

[ElectricNaz]

He was probably thinking he wanted to win the ball and got a bit too enthusiastic

People make mistakes. It was a red, he'll learn from it (hopefully). We should have been 3 or 4 up at that point so hardly "entirely" his fault that we dropped points today. Need to not be shooting straight at the keeper every effing time tbf.

 

[Weststander]

Imo no intent….but we are all guessing

The problem is looking at it now, the placing of the leg seemed to make no sense, like the Andone red, a bit of vengence.

 

[mile oak]

The way Dahoud charged in there is understandable wants to win the ball is a physical game etc but was he behaving in a reckless manner and should have received a yellow NOT a red? Its hard to see exactly the angle but I think as Billy isnt tackled through his legs from behind and the Utd player just about makes that a lawful challenge before the red card incident. It turned the game for sure - never in a million years can utd beat us 11 v 11

 

[LamieRobertson]

The problem is looking at it now, the placing of the leg seemed to make no sense, like the Andone red, a bit of vengence.

Helped get a result on my 6/1 punt

 

[birthofanorange]

The way Dahoud charged in there is understandable wants to win the ball is a physical game etc but was he behaving in a reckless manner and should have received a yellow NOT a red? Its hard to see exactly the angle but I think as Billy isnt tackled through his legs from behind and the Utd player just about makes that a lawful challenge before the red card incident. It turned the game for sure - never in a million years can utd beat us 11 v 11

Of course they can, in the same way that Luton nearly beat Liverpool. No-one is immune to a defeat in the Premier League - not even Man City,

 

[Justice]

The problem is looking at it now, the placing of the leg seemed to make no sense, like the Andone red, a bit of vengence.

Murray hinted at that on the stream, something about the player had left one on Billy earlier.

 

[pb21]

For the record, I don't think it was malicious, just very,very careless

I don't think it was very very careless. At worst it was simply careless at best unlucky.

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

9 times out of 10, that's given as a yellow

 

[birthofanorange]

I don't think it was very very careless. At worst it was simply careless at best unlucky.

Fine, I'll remove a 'very'. but by no means was it 'unlucky'.

 

[mile oak]

9 times out of 10, that's given as a yellow

I hope the club appeal the red

 

[pb21]

Fine, I'll remove a 'very'. but by no means was it 'unlucky'.

The reason I say unlucky is that it seems Dahoud starts his leg moving downward before the Sheffield's player sticks his leg in the way.
Edit: and the Sheffield player manages to do that via some acrobatics sticking his leg behind him.

 

[Weststander]

9 times out of 10, that's given as a yellow

In a Boca v River Plate game it’s a wave play on.

 

[birthofanorange]

The reason I say unlucky is that it seems Dahoud starts his leg moving downward before the Sheffield's player sticks his leg in the way.
Edit: and the Sheffield player manages to do that via some acrobatics sticking his leg behind him.

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Nah, it was a red all day, imho. Again, I'll say that there was no malice intended, just a rush of blood to the head.