Shrimpsvoices

Can understand his reaction with some of those numptylike decisions

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/55757760

As usual the powers that be will protect the useless ref rather than the passionate and justified manager.

Referee Graham Salisbury should be charged with hopeless refereeing! I would be happy to donate to any fine DA received in much the same way when Jimbo was fined as a result of Michael Salisbury’s poor performance a couple of years ago. I notice he has been promoted to Championship refereeing. What a joke!

fulwoodshrimp wrote:I would be happy to donate to any fine DA received in much the same way when Jimbo was fined as a result of Michael Salisbury’s poor performance a couple of years ago

Agree with this, hopefully the trust can organise a virtual whip-round?

tim-sanchez wrote:

fulwoodshrimp wrote:I would be happy to donate to any fine DA received in much the same way when Jimbo was fined as a result of Michael Salisbury’s poor performance a couple of years ago

Agree with this, hopefully the trust can organise a virtual whip-round?

Excellent and I'll guarantee a minimum £10 to the fund....

Graham Salisbury should be charged for the heinous crime of impersonating a match official and obstructing 22 footballers in the execution of their duties
But as already said the ref is always defended, I wonder if the ref cited foul and abusive language, as I understand Derek is not a swearer

glagys wrote:I wonder if the ref cited foul and abusive language, as I understand Derek is not a swearer

Derek has confirmed he was sent off due to...

Kicking a water bottle in the opposition managers’ technical area.

RapidShrimp wrote:

glagys wrote:I wonder if the ref cited foul and abusive language, as I understand Derek is not a swearer

Derek has confirmed he was sent off due to...

Kicking a water bottle in the opposition managers’ technical area.

So did D.A. kick the bottle into the opposition technical area, or did he enter their area and kick the bottle ?

jbc.shrimp wrote:

RapidShrimp wrote:

glagys wrote:I wonder if the ref cited foul and abusive language, as I understand Derek is not a swearer

Derek has confirmed he was sent off due to...

Kicking a water bottle in the opposition managers’ technical area.

So did D.A. kick the bottle into the opposition technical area, or did he enter their area and kick the bottle ?

The latter!

Well that must have come from the 4th official, so what are the rules ?.

glagys wrote:Well that must have come from the 4th official, so what are the rules ?.

Sending off rules are here: https://theifab.com/laws/chapter/32/section/94/

Take your pick really, I think Derek probably ticks a few of those boxes!

deliberately leaving the technical area to:

• show dissent towards, or remonstrate with, a match official
  
• act in a provocative or inflammatory manner

entering the opposing technical area in an aggressive or confrontational manner

deliberately throwing/kicking an object onto the field of play

T-s
Thanks for that makes good reading
Found this strange,in reality the stand should have managers in most weeks
Send off rule

entering the field of play to:

confront a match official (including at half-time and full-time)


Seems to happen in most games

RapidShrimp wrote:

glagys wrote:I wonder if the ref cited foul and abusive language, as I understand Derek is not a swearer

Derek has confirmed he was sent off due to...

Kicking a water bottle in the opposition managers’ technical area.

Does that mean the opposition manager lost his bottle?

marky No.1 wrote:https://amp.sportsmole.co.uk/football/morecambe/news/fa-fine-morecambe-boss-derek-adams-gbp500_432352.html

Who do I give my £10 to to help pay DA's fine......

I understand the Trust are going to discuss my suggestion that we collect from fans donations to DA’s fine. I am hopeful we will be given details shortly of how we contribute.

fulwoodshrimp wrote:I understand the Trust are going to discuss my suggestion that we collect from fans donations to DA’s fine. I am hopeful we will be given details shortly of how we contribute.

Yes they are meeting tonight, would be a nice gesture and probably get the club a good bit of coverage, nw news needs a nudge

marky No.1 wrote:

fulwoodshrimp wrote:I understand the Trust are going to discuss my suggestion that we collect from fans donations to DA’s fine. I am hopeful we will be given details shortly of how we contribute.

Yes they are meeting tonight, would be a nice gesture and probably get the club a good bit of coverage, nw news needs a nudge

any update on this following meeting

Will update you Bill when I hear back from Trust. I hope in these difficult times we can show solidarity to DA and acknowledge the fantastic job he has done.

[quote="fulwoodshrimp"]Will update you Bill when I hear back from Trust. I hope in these difficult times we can show solidarity to DA and acknowledge the fantastic job he has done.[/quot

Thanks FS , happy to donate when it’s sorted

Any update regarding donations ?.....

I understand the trust approached the club and manager about the fine. Apparently he was touched by the offer that fans contribute but he would prefer we support other charitable causes. We obviously have to respect his wishes and i am sure the trust will tell us more.

fulwoodshrimp wrote:I understand the trust approached the club and manager about the fine. Apparently he was touched by the offer that fans contribute but he would prefer we support other charitable causes. We obviously have to respect his wishes and i am sure the trust will tell us more.

I'd be happy for Derek to nominate a charity and we donate an equivalent amount there? To me it's more about the gesture of support for our manager, I'm not ultimately fussed where the money ends up.

That sounds a good suggestion, Tim. Let the trust know your idea as I understand they are open to suggestions!

tim-sanchez wrote:

fulwoodshrimp wrote:I understand the trust approached the club and manager about the fine. Apparently he was touched by the offer that fans contribute but he would prefer we support other charitable causes. We obviously have to respect his wishes and i am sure the trust will tell us more.

I'd be happy for Derek to nominate a charity and we donate an equivalent amount there? To me it's more about the gesture of support for our manager, I'm not ultimately fussed where the money ends up.

Mrs Sak has suggested that we contribute the £10 we were going put to his fine to Morecambe Bay foodbank.