so if sending a player off will unbalance a game, I presume this is
valid for all games as we discuss principles, when would it suit you
to send a player off? sounds like never to me.

you seem to forget you have the leisure to both have more time than
the ref and also
time to reflect in retrospect. you dont think those are two imporant factors?

I reckon the ref. could have done better yesterday, yes he could. but
at the same time I dont think he did anything wrong. that sums it up
to me.
what he could have done better and all that is irrelevant to me as
long as he didnt commit any outright errors.

also, whats this about a first goal being off-side? is this a joke?
all players were online and there was no air between them and rules
stipulate when in doubt give attackig player advantage.

Eric

On 5/18/06, Scratchinshed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
----- Original Message -----
>it wasnt to deterr lehman, he will be deterred by seeing the
game from sideline and maybe not playing next game, but to show the rest on
the pitch that ref. is not having any funny stuff.

This is exactly what I mean by having lost the plot. You don't save the game
by ruining it. Booking Lehman and giving the goal would have acheived your
objective above, and the game would have continued 11 against 11 - just as
it is intended to be. From what I saw, the sending off didn't deter the
other players anyway. Sending off should be a last resort. Anything else
ignores the fact that the people watching are what it is all about. Not FIFA
and not the referee.

>I do disagree wtih your wording in saying the the REF.
unbalanced the game.lehman is responsible for his doings, not the ref.

The ref had a choice. He chose to penalise both teams !!
How can you argue that sending a player off when you simply don't have to is
not unbalancing a game ?


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