Anyone else watching?
How is Joel Griffiths still on the pitch? That has to be a red
card - obviously a very generous version of the events from the
linesman when he relayed to the ref that Griffiths had just slapped
an official in the wedding tackle.
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the way the linesman re-acted I would suggest that contact was made
- got to be a red card.
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Making contact with the officials is a no-no...
This could end easily end up 0-0
This could end easily end up 0-0
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I don't think the ref saw it as play had moved on and
Griffiths was remonstrating about not getting a free kick. It was
the linesman himself who brought it to the ref's attention. For it
not to have been a red, the linesman must have watered down what
happened i.e. he must have indicated the contact as incidental.
When the linesman sees the replay, he may realise it was
deliberate. It looked to me like Griffiths lashed out at him -
violent conduct is a red whether you make contact or not, but doing
it to an official is normally a red plus a lengthy ban. Presumably
this will be brought up with Griffiths by the A-League on Monday
morning.
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Sorry, I'm not watching the game, what did Griffiths do? Did he
take a swing at a linesman?
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Yeah. He didn't get a free kick he wanted. As he got up off the
ground, he lashed out at the linesman who was officiating the play
and standing just over him. Contact was made with the lino's groin.
The linesman "flinched" and raised his flag.
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no, but tracking it on soccernet 0-0 at half time
i'm probably more interested in the result of Perth v Adelaide, a 'miracle' Perth win would see us stay in 5th spot
hopefully griffiths will get pinged with a ban
i'm probably more interested in the result of Perth v Adelaide, a 'miracle' Perth win would see us stay in 5th spot
hopefully griffiths will get pinged with a ban
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Yeah. He didn't get a free kick he wanted. As he got up off the
ground, he lashed out at the linesman who was officiating the play
and standing just over him. Contact was made with the lino's groin.
The linesman "flinched" and raised his flag.
you must have good eyesight, never heard it called a 'flag' before
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i'm probably more interested in the result of Perth v Adelaide, a
'miracle' Perth win would see us stay in 5th spot
We're 4th.
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hopefully griffiths will get pinged with a ban
GET YOUR SHIRTS OFF FOR THE BOYS
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had to laugh when Griffiths 'tripped' over the goalkeeper when
facing an open goal mouth - appeals to the linesman for a foul and
the linesman ignores him ...
.....revenge is sweet
.....revenge is sweet
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i'm probably more interested in the result of Perth v Adelaide, a
'miracle' Perth win would see us stay in 5th spot
We're 4th.
true -cool, i checked before i posted but obviously didn't read the table clearly, i read sydney as being above us, time to get my eyes checked or take up reffing!
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hopefully griffiths will get pinged with a ban
Yep, and I think HN would prefer to hit him with the corner flag, rather than the ban stick
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i'm probably more interested in the result of Perth v Adelaide, a
'miracle' Perth win would see us stay in 5th spot
We're 4th.
true -cool, i checked before i posted but obviously didn't read the table clearly, i read sydney as being above us, time to get my eyes checked or take up reffing!
Perhaps you looked at a table that included our defeat to
Queensland but did not include Sydney's defeat to Melbourne. I hope
CCM grab another goal. It'll hurt my fantasy team, but it will make
the Jets goal difference the same as ours - meaning we'd just need
to gain one point over them to get ahead of them.
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The radio commentators are laughing their arses off at Jardel!
'Look at the size of him, he's huge!'
"Don't use up all your energy warming up', etc, etc.
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Hi Stopout, coz I've ended up in the kitchen with radio sport and
the laptop , could you pse tell me where you are getting your radio
commentary from?
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1-1 now SiNZ and y'all, looks like we'll need two more from ccm for
your cunning plan to come into fruition SiNZ
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Sounds like a cracking game. 1-1 would be good for us.
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Oh well. I think a CCM win would have suited us better, but at
least Newcastle didn't win. If we beat the Jets next week, we go
above them.
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yeh would have preferred a ccm win, but it does look like ccm's
bubble might have burst
whilst i didn't see the game, those Jets seem to be able to pick up points out of sheer bloody determination
"drawing ugly" ?
whilst i didn't see the game, those Jets seem to be able to pick up points out of sheer bloody determination
"drawing ugly" ?
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Yeah. He didn't get a free kick he wanted. As he got up off the
ground, he lashed out at the linesman who was officiating the play
and standing just over him. Contact was made with the lino's groin.
The linesman "flinched" and raised his flag.
Might be the only thing he is raising in the next few days ,ouch!!
Seriously though surely an instant red card for taking a swipe at an official ,wonder if the powers that be will take a closer look at this one?
Kiwi Jambo2007-10-08 11:11:10
The answer to life's problems are rarely found at the bottom of a beer glass - but it's always worth a look.
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You'd hope so... did I mention I can't stand the diving t**ser ?
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here is a link to a video of it
I can't belive he didn't get red carded
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FFA guidelines state that violent conduct against a match official
is punishable by a ban lasting from 1 year to life.
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Any chance of a retrospective ban once the powers-that-be have seen
this?
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FFA guidelines state that violent conduct against a match official
is punishable by a ban lasting from 1 year to life.
Now you are just getting my hopes up.
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FFA guidelines state that violent conduct against a match official
is punishable by a ban lasting from 1 year to life.
A tad extreme perhaps given the pathetic and somewhat petulant nature of the bitch slap to the nether regions ,reckon a couple of games and an apology would suffice !!
The answer to life's problems are rarely found at the bottom of a beer glass - but it's always worth a look.
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It's Griffiths... life ban. Hard News2007-10-08 12:27:22
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FFA guidelines state that violent conduct against a match official
is punishable by a ban lasting from 1 year to life.
A tad extreme perhaps given the pathetic and somewhat petulant nature of the bitch slap to the nether regions ,reckon a couple of games and an apology would suffice !!
The examples given by the FFA are pushing, striking, kicking,
elbowing and head-butting. A bitch slap would fall well within the
example of striking. It's the fact that a match official was the
recipient that incurs the extreme punishment. Violent conduct to
another player is only specified as a ban of 2 to 4 matches.
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What did Di Canio get for his shove of the ref a few years back?
Can anyone remember that far back?
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11 match ban and 10000 GBP fine. The referees association were most
upset at the lightness of the punishment.
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What did Di Canio get for his shove of the ref a few years
back?
He got forced to play for Nazio and acknowledge that he's a filthy racist twat ?
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What did Di Canio get for his shove of the ref a few years
back?
He got forced to play for Nazio and acknowledge that he's a filthy
racist twat ?
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FFA guidelines state that violent conduct against a match official
is punishable by a ban lasting from 1 year to life.
A tad extreme perhaps given the pathetic and somewhat petulant nature of the bitch slap to the nether regions ,reckon a couple of games and an apology would suffice !!
The examples given by the FFA are pushing, striking, kicking,
elbowing and head-butting. A bitch slap would fall well within the
example of striking. It's the fact that a match official was the
recipient that incurs the extreme punishment. Violent conduct to
another player is only specified as a ban of 2 to 4 matches.
Surely such a stringent application of the rules would go against anything happening in this case given the obvious and somewhat comical nature of the offense ,not that i'm suggesting it wasn't an offense, indeed any form of assault on an official should receive some form of punishment however such a punitive measure as stated within the parameters you mention would go against any natural justice !i do take your point though that it was a match official and not another player and thus increases the gravity of the offense!
Kiwi Jambo2007-10-08 12:56:44
The answer to life's problems are rarely found at the bottom of a beer glass - but it's always worth a look.
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You can argue the merits of who deserves what for what kind of
striking and its all much of a muchness.
HOWEVER a hit the family jewels is low. A slap in the face, push in the chest yeah ok thats cheap. Its generally accepted that the groin is a sacred region for all males and to go there and hit below the belt when you are unlikely to expect it, thats just the dirtiest of dirties and I hope the c**t gets a life ban and not just cause its a referee, but if he punched/slapped anyone in that region.
HOWEVER a hit the family jewels is low. A slap in the face, push in the chest yeah ok thats cheap. Its generally accepted that the groin is a sacred region for all males and to go there and hit below the belt when you are unlikely to expect it, thats just the dirtiest of dirties and I hope the c**t gets a life ban and not just cause its a referee, but if he punched/slapped anyone in that region.
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