Shrimpsvoices

Definitely not a red card. Even the Sky Sports Goals presenter said he couldn't see anything!

So Alex gets clattered, then trampled on, lifts his leg to remove Pell's studs from his shin and the ref gives Alex a red!!??
We should appeal.

Clearly stamped on, reacted with a throw of a leg, no contact. Realised what he did and attempted to tie his laces! Prehaps both should have gone, but if you have to pick one, the guy charging in to stamp on a player without the ball on the ground has to be the one. Ruined the game and cost us 3 points for sure.

The ref ruined a good game
from the first minute when Murphy was taken out and he waved play on
hope the assessor marked him down he was not fit to ref at conference level

This could be the 3 points robbed that gets us relegated!

Yellow for both players maybe, certainly Kenyon, but not a red on that evidence, so appeal.

Definite appeal warranted.

It seems that Kenyon is in some kind of "naughty book" used by the referees as they seem to be watching for him and never giving him the benefit of the doubt.

Seasider9601 wrote:Definite appeal warranted.

Not only an appeal for Kenyon but there should be trial by video to convict the guy who stamped on him and give him a 3 match ban.

Seasider9601 wrote:Definite appeal warranted.

It costs to appeal. £1500 for PL clubs, not sure how much it is in L2.

Watched it over & over. How was it not a red card in the other direction? Whistle clearly heard before the stamp, then a little kick out that doesn't look like it even makes contact? AWFUL decision that changed the game, that was a definite 'six pointer'.

[quote="Keith"AWFUL decision that changed the game, that was a definite 'six pointer'.[/quote]

Yep, us or them seems highly likely