LeeF

So much for practice makes perfect

Hence why I called it a coach killer. I can’t believe that they were coached to do a short drop out in that scenario.

Newman went off with a back injury presumably because Marsters ran over and through him all match

Correct but that was never the time or the place for one. That should have gone 60 metres downfield

But this one went what 5 metres?

Probably was

Only after going forwards into the Leeds player’s shoulder

It’s a good old fashioned “coach killer”.

He also hasn’t actually denied that he is Gledhill

I agree that accidents can and do happen and that you can’t legislate to eliminate accidents but in this case the duty of care is key because of how the Cas player attempts to execute the tackle. As I posted earlier hopefully the full disciplinary minutes will clarify. They are usually quite decent odd typo aside

Have you actually read what I posted? Clearly not, so best leave you to it as that discussion ain’t going anywhere either

The MRP would have probably reviewed the incident as it looks wrong as @Dave T says. Any ban can be lengthened due to injuries received. The initial grading is determined by the actual incident - didn’t Cas get it downgraded from F to E - not the outcome. As posted fairly regularly on this forum the defender has a duty of care towards the ball carrier and accident or not this incident seems to show that this was lacking in this instance so a charge and ban etc are fully justified. For hearings that go to a full Disciplinary hearing the minutes are usually published either the day after or once the club/ player have confirmed that there will be no appeal so hopefully these will published either today or later this week.

Why couldn’t it happen? Anything is possible. Someone else has done the maths. BTW have you anything to say on my response to your video of Degsy?

Not hang out to dry but a scapegoat if it goes wrong

What Myler coming out of retirement for the last game of the season for Hull to maintain their Grade A status?