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Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 24 Mar 2014, 16:58
by gullintwoplaces
Torquay are appealing:

http://www.torquayheraldexpress.co.uk/T ... story.html

Quite right too. Crap refereeing should be appealed against.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 24 Mar 2014, 17:31
by ROADRUNNER
Of course they are, should not have been sent off in the 1st place, although I dont expect the FA to overturn it as they are a bunch of idiots!

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 24 Mar 2014, 21:23
by oxgull
Nope, IMO it will still stand as we are little old Torquay. :B

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 24 Mar 2014, 22:02
by Scott Brehaut
Ok, stand by for the flack Scott.....It will stand because he quite clearly elbowed him. Regardless of whether or not they both did it or not, you just don't do that sort of thing on a football pitch and expect to get away with it.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 24 Mar 2014, 22:33
by diamondgirl
I didn't see it on Sat. Despite standing on the Popside. Saw the Sky coverage and thought it looked like an elbow from Goodwin. Saw it again, on Spotlight tonight, and it looked totally different. The arm, that I thought was, Goodwins was, in fact, the Newport players arm. It looked like Goodwin had turned his back and was just trying to head the ball.

We won't get away with it, we already have a black mark against us, in light of the Labadie incident. Mud sticks, I'm afraid.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 24 Mar 2014, 22:56
by Phipsy
Goodwin had his back to the Newport player when the incident happened.
He may have caught the guy in the head but and it's a BIG BUT it was an accident.
It was a yellow at most.
I'm glad we are appealing and if there is any justice ,we will win.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 02:19
by cambgull
I really don't see any intent here at all. It just looks like two players going for a header. I'm not even sure there is even contact with the face, it looks to me like any contact is blocked by the Newport player's arm.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 07:01
by DevonYellow
I'm with Scott on this one, looked like a red at the game and still feel the same way.

A couple have mentioned he has his back to the player but most elbows happen that way. It's very difficult trying to elbow someone whilst facing them.

All about opinions this one and because it isn't totally clear cut I reckon the FA will back the ref's decision.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 07:05
by Dave_Pougher
No point in appealing regardless of who did what. Really hope I'm wrong but the appeals panel ,or whatever they are called, nothing other than back the official regardless of intent. The FA are idiots and in are fact bad for the game the sooner there's an alternative the better.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 07:53
by DJ Gull
Agree with most, If there is any Justice they will overule the red. But the FA are Idiots and we are a Nobody to them.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 15:33
by Magpiegull
Appeal rejected by FA. Will miss tonight and the two games following that.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 15:42
by Richinns
What a shock. FA really does stand for F*cking Arseholes.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 15:50
by DJ Gull
Not suprised. Doubt they even looked at the footage.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 16:02
by DevonYellow
The footage doesn't conclusively show what happened, hardly surprising the FA have stood by their referee's original decision.

Appealing Goodwin's red card

Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 16:05
by Scott Brehaut
Richinns wrote:What a shock. FA really does stand for F*cking Arseholes.
Why?

The footage that is available clearly shows some form of contact (admittedly from both players), and shows one of the players having the "sense" to go down like they had been shot....whatever you feel about whether he was faking or not, the fact is that the ref was left with little choice.

If Goodwin had gone down everybody would have been screaming for a red card - this is no different, other than the fact that it is our player.

That said, if it had been one of our "other" players, ones that maybe aren't flavour of the season with some supporters, I'm sure that there wouldn't have been as much of an outcry ;-)