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Andre Marriner - Forest
« on: Sun 06 Nov 2022 00:08 »
Always like Andre as a referee, but surely the Forest GK was guilty of repeated dissent.

60 yards from goal, practically standing next to him at the OFR screen (two other Forest players right there too). Then clear, public dissent at subsequent PK decision. Then afterwards, boots ball in his direction (could argue not at Marriner…), but then more, clear public dissent. No sanction at all.

PL refs really do let everyone down when they just ignore it as if it isn’t happening.
« Last Edit: Sun 06 Nov 2022 09:06 by Arbitre anglais »

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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #1 on: Sun 06 Nov 2022 07:32 »
I think it’s a harsh penalty as there isn’t a lot of contact but completely agree with you. I also think that if a penalty is given if has to be DOGSO. Bad mistake from Marriner there

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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #2 on: Sun 06 Nov 2022 08:16 »
I thought he had got the penalty decisions right up until the one he gave. Like Cooper said none of them are a penalty but if you're giving one you have to give all.
Like Ajb95 said if you give that then I agree dogso has to come into play. Like Arbitre anglais said repeated dissent from Henderson, he should have gone before that penalty was taken, and then after he boots the ball in Marriners direction, so if he hasnt gone beforehand has to go for that, and if all of that isn't sanctioned then him keep berating him after that, he has to go. This isn't just a Marriner thing, this is all top flight referees, which shows its definitely PGMOL and Mike Riley telling refs to let it go. I can only assume to not 'ruin the game'
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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #3 on: Sun 06 Nov 2022 10:06 »
Forest Cheated Out Of Points. On front of BBC page. Not seen the game but do not need to. This is not acceptable even on this forum apparently  I.e. use of the word cheat.
It undermines referees and does a disservice to the refereeing community.
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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #4 on: Sun 06 Nov 2022 11:02 »
Forest Cheated Out Of Points. On front of BBC page. Not seen the game but do not need to. This is not acceptable even on this forum apparently  I.e. use of the word cheat.
It undermines referees and does a disservice to the refereeing community.

I agree, however, they have intimated that it was Forest player Gibbs-White who actually said this.
I find this hard to come to terms with because almost every player is involved in trying to gain an advantage by fair means or foul.
Referee's decision used to be final!
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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #5 on: Sun 06 Nov 2022 11:11 »
Forest Cheated Out Of Points. On front of BBC page. Not seen the game but do not need to. This is not acceptable even on this forum apparently  I.e. use of the word cheat.
It undermines referees and does a disservice to the refereeing community.

I agree, however, they have intimated that it was Forest player Gibbs-White who actually said this.
I find this hard to come to terms with because almost every player is involved in trying to gain an advantage by fair means or foul.

Yes, he said it in a TV interview which I saw in the evening. I hope the FA pick up on it and charge him accordingly.

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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #6 on: Sun 06 Nov 2022 11:17 »
I had noted that it was a player as opposed to a manager but it does not really matter. It was reported with big headlines. Oops.
Funny match, Times is reporting a row between groundsman and coaching staff before the game.

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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #7 on: Sun 06 Nov 2022 11:45 »
I was at the game yesterday as a guest so have no favouritism to either side. The penalty decisions have been mentioned so not going into them however what I will say is the altercation between the ground staff and the Brentford players. In the warm up the Brentford players were doing their usual thing and the ground staff were proding down the turf where they had been. They were on the outskirts shall we say but inadvertently did get in the way on 2 occasions. I must admit, having been to hundreds of games in the past I have not seen this before and I was also at the Forest v Spurs game and they were nowhere near the Spurs squad warm up then. I can see why Brentford were unhappy but it didn't really affect their preparations. The officials were warming up at the same time and didn't need to intervene until a member of the Brentford coaching team went up to one of the AR, by that time they really had finished. Strange by the ground staff but all a bit about nothing!!

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« Reply #8 on: Sun 06 Nov 2022 16:39 »
I was at the game yesterday as a guest so have no favouritism to either side. The penalty decisions have been mentioned so not going into them however what I will say is the altercation between the ground staff and the Brentford players. In the warm up the Brentford players were doing their usual thing and the ground staff were proding down the turf where they had been. They were on the outskirts shall we say but inadvertently did get in the way on 2 occasions. I must admit, having been to hundreds of games in the past I have not seen this before and I was also at the Forest v Spurs game and they were nowhere near the Spurs squad warm up then. I can see why Brentford were unhappy but it didn't really affect their preparations. The officials were warming up at the same time and didn't need to intervene until a member of the Brentford coaching team went up to one of the AR, by that time they really had finished. Strange by the ground staff but all a bit about nothing!!

Isn’t there something in the PL protocols that groundtaff are not allowed near teams whilst warm ups are going on?

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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #9 on: Mon 07 Nov 2022 03:41 »
I agree with the comments that the forest manager Steve Cooper made - quite simply if the Brentford spot kick was given ( there wasn’t a lot in it ) then Forest should have seen at least two of their penalty appeals given for me the push in the back and the incident where a Brentford player dangled his leg and tripped Gibbs-White not Andres best performance by any stretch of the imagination from a referee who usually produces the goods to a high standard he had a bad day at the office
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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #10 on: Mon 07 Nov 2022 11:34 »
Since when is a hand on knee a foul?

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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #11 on: Mon 07 Nov 2022 17:03 »
Since when is a hand on knee a foul?

Its certainly inappropriate in most work situations!
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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #12 on: Tue 08 Nov 2022 09:32 »
Quite a coincidence that the reply about "hand on knee" should come from our colleague with the name "Leggy."

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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #13 on: Tue 08 Nov 2022 18:35 »
Quite a coincidence that the reply about "hand on knee" should come from our colleague with the name "Leggy."

I think it says more about my "dad-joke" sense of humour, than anything remotely clever.

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Re: Andre Marriner - Forest
« Reply #14 on: Tue 08 Nov 2022 19:08 »
Snap! And your joke was infinitely more successful than mine.