Search results

Sky Sports News ‏@SkySportsNews 21s FA reject Crystal Palace appeal against Yannick Bolasie's red card at Hull #SSN :lolol:

I think you've left out the most important person regarding this matter insisting it is a straight red card - the referee :thumbsup:

You're banging your head against a brick wall with these ****-stains. Bolasie could have broken the blokes ankle but all they'll say is it was purely accidental ignoring the fact it was dangerous play.

It doesn't matter if you're the last man committing a foul to stop a potential goal scoring opportunity or a clumsy challenge with studs showing while attacking inside the opposition penalty box the result is still the same - a red card.

FFS :ffsparr: I was talking about the foul itself :facepalm:

It was no different IMO to Dunk's lunge on Bolasie at Smellhurst.

Football commentators are paid to give their "expertise" , it is never 100% accurate for 100% of the time. I hope Palace don't base their appeal on what they've said because pictures paint a thousand words. Dangerous play any day of the week and if an appeal goes in the ban should be increased...

It is definitely dangerous play because he went in with studs showing , take off your Palace coloured spectacles.

Bolasie has previous form , you probably think too that Jedinak is an angel flapping his wings when in reality he is flailing his elbows.

A badly mistimed challenge , intent to cause injury - red card is the correct decision according to rules of the game.

Good , a frivolous appeal will see the ban increased to 4 games

You would expect Hull to have a bad day now and again but today wasn't supposed to be one of them. Steve Bruce will be up all night smashing his nose into a brick wall.

Hopefully the last points they will see this side of the New Year :thumbsup:

Millen was put in charge this afternoon , Pulis will claim the credit for the win.