Should we appeal the red card?

[SmogonOuseburn]

Warnock had a good record of appealing red cards against us, including Traore at SoS, and the more I see it I don‘t think that it is a red card foul.
Worth a shout, with Watford game next weekend.

 

[TeaCider]

I'd say so.

Not a foul.

 

[Jedi boro]

Yep make them
Justify the robbery at least.

 

[Chris_Boro]

Worth a shot but I doubt it will be successful as it would be a complete admittance that the ref got it wrong on all counts.

 

[Funky_Chicken]

Yes definitely - two players doing exactly the same thing to each other isn’t a foul or sending off imo

 

[Laughing]

I thought it was a red card. I think fry caught his ankle. It was never a penalty though.

 

[JM14]

Yes definitely - two players doing exactly the same thing to each other isn’t a foul or sending off imo

Regardless of what Stewart’s doing, Fry is doing the same thing and did it first. Not a chance that gets overturned, I would be surprised if we even bother with an appeal

 

[Alan_Breck]

If we have an unsuccessful appeal will it be a 3 match suspension for a straight red?

#UTB

 

[dribble]

If we have an unsuccessful appeal will it be a 3 match suspension for a straight red?

#UTB

No one game for the red, it wasn’t violent conduct.

 

[TheYorkshireTerrier]

Is the double jeopardy rule still a thing or not?

 

[brattleboro]

Regardless of what Stewart’s doing, Fry is doing the same thing and did it first. Not a chance that gets overturned, I would be surprised if we even bother with an appeal

id say more than likley overturned,simply as it wasnt a penand not inside box

 

[alanmoodysdog]

looked a red but not (just) a pen

 

[Laughing]

id say more than likley overturned,simply as it wasnt a penand not inside box

The sending off is not linked to the Penally. He was the last defender when he fouled. Sending of in or out of the penalty box.

 

[Glover_elbow]

No he fouled him. Getting sent off is far worse than conceding it was a reckless decision

 

[JM14]

id say more than likley overturned,simply as it wasnt a penand not inside box

It wasn’t a penalty but he is still last man and it’s a clear goal scoring opportunity

 

[Alan_Breck]

No one game for the red, it wasn’t violent conduct.

Cheers Dribs

#UTB

 

[Ex Footy Legs]

I thought it was a red card. I think fry caught his ankle. It was never a penalty though.

But a red card should only be given for intentionally bringing down an opponent or stopping him. The fa could argue fry’s grappling was sufficient to make the forward struggle and so you could argue it was a foul and fry made the refs decision easier for him to make

 

[parmoboy]

Not a penalty but definitely a red for me. Fry was stupid for giving the ref a decision to make. Steffen didn't do him any favours either mind. Too slow coming off his line.

 

[changingman]

I thought it was a red card. I think fry caught his ankle. It was never a penalty though.

I've yet to see that on the numerous angles. Surely it would have been a more painful collision too? Think Stewart was straight up after?

The ONLY thing I can possible deduce is there's a slight of brush of Fry's hand against Stewart side just before he gets into the box. Stewart, obviously realising he's overplayed it likely feels that and throws himself down.

 

[SE4 Red]

It was a red but a free kick not a pen. Never getting that overturned.