***SPOILERS*** Football 30 Apr - 2 May 2010/2011

dante6491 said:
I am pretty sure because I remember the TMO saying it was gauging, but Schalk should only be given a yellow card.

Also I remember the Ref using the TMO to see if Nick Evans drop goal went through the posts in the match at The Stoop against Stade Francais.
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The TMO can be consulted regarding goal post decisions ("in-goal"). FML. Read the rules!

Also read my above post regarding Schalk Burger, that's what the touch judge said, not the TMO.
 
One More Solo said:
Give me some concrete evidence of the above. It's not allowed. I even remember re: the Schalk Burger incident there was debate about involving the TMO in such decisions.

Are you sure you're not confused between television replays and TMO decisions?

Re: Schalk Burger:

"Kiwi touch judge Bryce Lawrence was heard telling Berdos that Burger "had his fingers in a Lions player's eyes" and told him the offence deserved "at least a yellow card". In fact, the minimum recommendation is a straight red under International Rugby Board regulations."

Source: http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/not...ald-angry-after-gouging-by-Schalk-Burger.html

Stuart Dickinson was the TMO that day.
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I watch Rugby League more than Football. I have no reason to make it up but the referee often asks for the video referee's opinion on high tackles/red card offenses and pretty much any decision they aren't sure of. :)
 
Am i right in thinking that if we draw here and at Old Trafford against Chelsea, then we only need to win one of our two remaining games?
 
Woot 1-0:p

We might win this...fingers crossed...lets see how our defence copes with pressure...judging by past performances...its only a matter of time before we are down 2-3 goals;):p
 
Fergie takes off one of our 2 central midfielders and immediately one of theirs is unmarked and scores...coincidence?

Park was ball watching.
 
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