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Author Topic: Dean Whitestone Coventry v Sunderland  (Read 831 times)

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Dean Whitestone Coventry v Sunderland
« on: Sat 25 Feb 2023 19:32 »
 Well at least he was able to count each side had eleven players at any one time,he had the ability to blow his whistle and  that the grass was green.


 How can a player be fouled THREE times in one move, finally being tripped and drawing a foul before then receiving a yellow card ?

 So much for a referee having a duty to protect the players.

Better leave it there.

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Re: Dean Whitestone Coventry v Sunderland
« Reply #1 on: Sat 25 Feb 2023 19:36 »
Well at least he was able to count each side had eleven players at any one time,he had the ability to blow his whistle and  that the grass was green.


 How can a player be fouled THREE times in one move, finally being tripped and drawing a foul before then receiving a yellow card ?

 So much for a referee having a duty to protect the players.

Better leave it there.

Did he have a good game then? 🤪

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Re: Dean Whitestone Coventry v Sunderland
« Reply #2 on: Sat 25 Feb 2023 20:01 »
Well at least he was able to count each side had eleven players at any one time,he had the ability to blow his whistle and  that the grass was green.


 How can a player be fouled THREE times in one move, finally being tripped and drawing a foul before then receiving a yellow card ?

 So much for a referee having a duty to protect the players.

Better leave it there.

Did he have a good game then? 🤪


 I would not trust him to referee two kids playing blow football on the floor.😀


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Re: Dean Whitestone Coventry v Sunderland
« Reply #3 on: Sat 25 Feb 2023 20:20 »
Very refreshing to see a referee not get fooled by diving players. I thought he had a very good game. Alot of confrontations dealt with correctly and with common sense.
Overall a decent performance.
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Re: Dean Whitestone Coventry v Sunderland
« Reply #4 on: Sat 25 Feb 2023 20:24 »
Very refreshing to see a referee not get fooled by diving players. I thought he had a very good game. Alot of confrontations dealt with correctly and with common sense.
Overall a decent performance.


So what part of being fouled is deemed to be worthy of a YC then ?

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Re: Dean Whitestone Coventry v Sunderland
« Reply #5 on: Sat 25 Feb 2023 23:04 »
I only saw this first half of this but didn't see what all the Sunderland fans social media fuss was about. Roberts went down far too easily in the box, could have easily been booked for simulation. Good spot from Whitestone not to give it.

Then for the Diallo card referenced above, Whitestone allows him to continue his run towards the area until he's upended by Eccles. That trip gets a reaction from Diallo and several Sunderland players - mainly defenders charging 25+ yards to get involved rather unnecessarily. Eccles rightly booked for the foul, Diallo booked for his reaction. Overall, seemed a very tetchy first 45 minutes, mainly due to poor player behaviour rather than the referee's performance.

Would imagine there'll be an FA charge on it's way to Sunderland for failing to control their players.
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Re: Dean Whitestone Coventry v Sunderland
« Reply #6 on: Sun 26 Feb 2023 09:45 »
I only saw this first half of this but didn't see what all the Sunderland fans social media fuss was about. Roberts went down far too easily in the box, could have easily been booked for simulation. Good spot from Whitestone not to give it.

Then for the Diallo card referenced above, Whitestone allows him to continue his run towards the area until he's upended by Eccles. That trip gets a reaction from Diallo and several Sunderland players - mainly defenders charging 25+ yards to get involved rather unnecessarily. Eccles rightly booked for the foul, Diallo booked for his reaction. Overall, seemed a very tetchy first 45 minutes, mainly due to poor player behaviour rather than the referee's performance.

Would imagine there'll be an FA charge on it's way to Sunderland for failing to control their players.


Coventry were no shrinking violets either especially in the first half in front of the dugout.

Or is that different?

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Re: Dean Whitestone Coventry v Sunderland
« Reply #7 on: Sun 12 Mar 2023 17:43 »
I only saw this first half of this but didn't see what all the Sunderland fans social media fuss was about. Roberts went down far too easily in the box, could have easily been booked for simulation. Good spot from Whitestone not to give it.

Then for the Diallo card referenced above, Whitestone allows him to continue his run towards the area until he's upended by Eccles. That trip gets a reaction from Diallo and several Sunderland players - mainly defenders charging 25+ yards to get involved rather unnecessarily. Eccles rightly booked for the foul, Diallo booked for his reaction. Overall, seemed a very tetchy first 45 minutes, mainly due to poor player behaviour rather than the referee's performance.

Would imagine there'll be an FA charge on it's way to Sunderland for failing to control their players.


I guess the FA charge letter to Sunderland has either been lost in the post or disappeared into the ether.......😀😀😀