Yeah, maybe you're right.i think you're underplaying the tackle here. it wasn't just an insignificant trip, son goes flying in at speed and catches gomes halfway up the shin. it shouldn't have been a red card and obviously he didn't go in with the intention of causing gomes to break his leg but i think it's pretty clear that he did go in with the intention of taking the guy down with a fair amount of force.
The quality of football in our game, was a terrible advert for the PL!I agree it was a bad decision. On a footballing and refereeing level, yesterday was an awful advert for the PL.
You are slightly incorrect here though, VAR did look at it during the 10 minute break, and confirmed the advice Atkinson was given by his linesman and fourth official to send Son off was appropriate.
They also did look at Aurier during that interval, but decided no dismissal required.
I honestly don’t recall the Chowdhury/Salah one much, but I know Salah is still playing, so his safety has not been endangered as much in the opinion of the referees. Yes Son has only been sent off due to the consequences, that I totally agree with, and like you don’t think he should have been, but can understand why he was.
Which is really startling that FA just can't seem to admit their mistakes. Even the refs. If decisions are wrong, especially in such concerning incidents where both of players' mental and physical well-being are involved, just admit it and work towards correcting the decisions. I really doubt neither Everton or us will complain over any rulings if fair judgement is being made afterwards.As others have said, the only correct thing the FA can do now is rescind the red card. If they don't, they're essentially saying Son broke Gomes' leg, when he didnt. That indictment alone will destroy Son. You could see the moment he realised what had happened he was mortified. I'm sure he'll take some comfort from an official governing body ruling that, although he initiated the challenge, he wasnt directly responsible for breaking his leg.
It would be ridiculously cruel for the FA to uphold the decision, when it wasn't anything close to being a red card anyway. The failing by that wanker Atkinson should be enough to rescind it too.
With that said, I fully expect them to uphold it.
Glad to hear Everton are saying Andre Gomes ankle surgery has gone extremely well and they are expecting him to make a full recovery
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Clearly Son's tackle has already happened here, Gomes' feet look OK.
So because Aurier isn't as "nice" as Son so it was his fault then. Get a fucking grip. It was an unfortunate accident initiated by Son's awkward tackle. His foot was broken before he got to AurierLosing Son for 3 games for that is a bit of a shambles even though I understand why the ref has done it. He shouldn’t have though. Nicest guy in football has 2 undeserved (IMO) red cards in a few months! Bottom line in this instance is that if Aurier wasn’t there, Gomez wouldn’t have broken his foot.
If Son doesn't make the tackle then Gomes still has two ankles? That's how i see it
If the ball crosses the line it's a goal ...If Son doesn't make the tackle then Gomes still has two ankles? That's how i see it
Its just not the right to look at it at all, its a contact sport, accidents happens and tackles like that happen multiple times a game. You cant punish somebody because on one occasion the guy has fallen and broken his ankle. Actions are what are punished not resulting consequences and if you punished this type of action consistently with red cards then we would be looking at a non contact sport or teams finishing 8-a-side.
Stop with this no contact nonsense, its was a malicious tackle from behind and nowhere near the ball.
It’s all Gomes’ mother’s fault really. If he was never born, he wouldn’t have even been on the pitch to get hurtIf Son doesn't make the tackle then Gomes still has two ankles? That's how i see it