Sheffield Wednesday V Barnsley Wembley Final

[melthebell]

More behind the scenes, this time from the EFL

 

[staninoodle]

On 31/05/2023 at 10:34, NERVY-OWL said:

I've looked at the sending off a few times and it seems like it's one some would show a red and some wouldn't, I don't think he can complain too much. Agree with the penalty, dodged one there.

In the end Barnsley had a glorious chance to win it and fluffed it big time, we took our chance so they can moan all they like. 

The fact the Barnsley bench all told DM that they thought it was a red says it all.

Ive seen an image from front on just before contact and the dingle lads not even looking at the ball, straight at LGs leg and the balls gone and hes well off the floor, and hes flown into the tackle at force its a red no question

Edited June 1, 2023 by staninoodle

[top4718]

34 minutes ago, staninoodle said:

The fact the Barnsley bench all told DM that they thought it was a red says it all.

Ive seen an image from front on just before contact and the dingle lads not even looking at the ball, straight at LGs leg and the balls gone and hes well off the floor, and hes flown into the tackle at force its a red no question

The player has to ask himself why he made a challenge like that virtually on the half way line, not needed at all and if you go in with studs up these days the chances of a red are high.

[NERVY-OWL]

1 hour ago, staninoodle said:

The fact the Barnsley bench all told DM that they thought it was a red says it all.

Ive seen an image from front on just before contact and the dingle lads not even looking at the ball, straight at LGs leg and the balls gone and hes well off the floor, and hes flown into the tackle at force its a red no question

Also a second later and those studs would of been contacting Gregory's face. I still think another day it might of been a yellow but going in like that and VAR not stepping in then he can't complain.