Ref yesterday

[Jimmy Grimble]

Thought he was one of the better ones we've had this year. Largely let the game flow and wasn't card happy.

Anyone else agree?

 

[clippedgull]

Yes he controlled the game nicely.

He's 4th official at the Spurs/Man U game today.

 

[BattFink]

Generally happy with the ref, at somepoint I was starting to wonder if he'd left his cards at home though.

But it's nice to see a ref allow a game to flow. Nothing really to note apart from a dodgy decision from a linesman

Still believe their goal keeper should have been a sending off

 

[ThePolishJig]

Missed a few thing though; Camps push in the face to Barnes and The Crofts incident. He was average, could have been better

 

[Machiavelli]

Generally happy with the ref, at somepoint I was starting to wonder if he'd left his cards at home though.

But it's nice to see a ref allow a game to flow. Nothing really to note apart from a dodgy decision from a linesman

Still believe their goal keeper should have been a sending off

Thought he was poor, and should have produced a lot more cards. One, probably yellow, for that challenge on Crofts, and two reds, one for their goalie on Barnes, and the other for Upson for that shocking injury-time tackle.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Missed a few thing though; Camps push in the face to Barnes and The Crofts incident. He was average, could have been better

That was offset by Upson getting a yellow card when it should have been a red.

 

[Machiavelli]

That was offset by Upson getting a yellow card when it should have been a red.

So that's two of us insisting that Upson should have been sent off. Anyone want to accuse us of disloyalty?

 

[1066familyman]

Any ref that seeks to let the game flow and keeps the cards to a minimum is on to a winner in my book. This ref was fairly good.

Having said that, had Upson been given his marching orders I could not have complained.