During THAT incident, great footage of Bauer taking charge.
You don't argue with Pat.
The number 15 in the video was the one kicking Taylor as he was down. Real cowardly thing to do. I guess their coach missed that then? I notice he is also exchanging pleasantries with what sounds like some of the £1 kids today. Glad the smug grin he had was wiped off his face in the end.
Just watched it back. Never a penalty! Shocking decision tbf.
I can't believe how many people on here think it was obvious. It was obviously not. How can you take your arm away from the ball when it is smacked at you from 4 yards away?
I'm obviously delighted that we won, but you would be absolutely fuming if you were you a Stanley fan.
But why is the arm out there anyway... there is no need for it to be in that position
Part of me thinks its too close but his arm doesnt need to be where it is which is what makes it a penalty for me, its certainly not part of his running motion because it wouldnt be so far extended
Its almost like he's tried to be clever and anticipate the action from Reeves so has stuck his arm out early to ensure it looks ball to hand
If he had his arm out to make himself bigger, it is a penalty and the distance between him and Reeves is irrelevant. If it was out naturally as part of his movement, then it isn't a penalty. A decision has to be taken and it was.
In the sending off incident, watch their keeper again.
From the corner, Taylor makes a back for the keeper .... but straightaway you can hear the ref blow for a foul.
Taylor falls to the ground, with the keeper falling on top of him.
The game has been stopped before the keeper picks himself up, and as Taylor is getting up, the keeper steps back towards Taylor and pushes him to the ground.
The ruck starts after that.
Probably why they're both sent off then rather than just Taylor for the kick
What kick??? The "kick" you told us to look out for in the Sky vid?
In the sending off incident, watch their keeper again.
From the corner, Taylor makes a back for the keeper .... but straightaway you can hear the ref blow for a foul.
Taylor falls to the ground, with the keeper falling on top of him.
The game has been stopped before the keeper picks himself up, and as Taylor is getting up, the keeper steps back towards Taylor and pushes him to the ground.
The ruck starts after that.
Probably why they're both sent off then rather than just Taylor for the kick
What kick??? The "kick" you told us to look out for in the Sky vid?
As @RedChaser says its more of a David Beckham '98 kick but he did lash out after being thrown to the floor
In the sending off incident, watch their keeper again.
From the corner, Taylor makes a back for the keeper .... but straightaway you can hear the ref blow for a foul.
Taylor falls to the ground, with the keeper falling on top of him.
The game has been stopped before the keeper picks himself up, and as Taylor is getting up, the keeper steps back towards Taylor and pushes him to the ground.
The ruck starts after that.
Probably why they're both sent off then rather than just Taylor for the kick
What kick??? The "kick" you told us to look out for in the Sky vid?
In the sending off incident, watch their keeper again.
From the corner, Taylor makes a back for the keeper .... but straightaway you can hear the ref blow for a foul.
Taylor falls to the ground, with the keeper falling on top of him.
The game has been stopped before the keeper picks himself up, and as Taylor is getting up, the keeper steps back towards Taylor and pushes him to the ground.
The ruck starts after that.
Probably why they're both sent off then rather than just Taylor for the kick
What kick??? The "kick" you told us to look out for in the Sky vid?
As @RedChaser says its more of a David Beckham '98 kick but he did lash out after being thrown to the floor
And if you're lying on your back, getting a kicking - then you're going to raise your arms and legs to protect yourself?
In the sending off incident, watch their keeper again.
From the corner, Taylor makes a back for the keeper .... but straightaway you can hear the ref blow for a foul.
Taylor falls to the ground, with the keeper falling on top of him.
The game has been stopped before the keeper picks himself up, and as Taylor is getting up, the keeper steps back towards Taylor and pushes him to the ground.
The ruck starts after that.
Probably why they're both sent off then rather than just Taylor for the kick
What kick??? The "kick" you told us to look out for in the Sky vid?
As @RedChaser says its more of a David Beckham '98 kick but he did lash out after being thrown to the floor
And if you're lying on your back, getting a kicking - then you're going to raise your arms and legs to protect yourself?
That will be the defence I imagine if that was the reason for the sending off.
I terms of Stanley, they worked incredibly hard to frustrate us which probably contributed to their behaviour. But they were lucky not to have four or five sent off on the day to be fair.
In the sending off incident, watch their keeper again.
From the corner, Taylor makes a back for the keeper .... but straightaway you can hear the ref blow for a foul.
Taylor falls to the ground, with the keeper falling on top of him.
The game has been stopped before the keeper picks himself up, and as Taylor is getting up, the keeper steps back towards Taylor and pushes him to the ground.
The ruck starts after that.
Probably why they're both sent off then rather than just Taylor for the kick
What kick??? The "kick" you told us to look out for in the Sky vid?
As @RedChaser says its more of a David Beckham '98 kick but he did lash out after being thrown to the floor
And if you're lying on your back, getting a kicking - then you're going to raise your arms and legs to protect yourself?
Taylor kicks out before he gets surrounded though
By the looks of things thats what pisses off the Stanley players, regardless the kick that Taylor receives in the above is the clearest of all the offences
Should have been a definite red for that disgusting moment, bloody rakes his studs on Taylor's head by the looks of things
That's cowardly. You can see him looking down as he comes running in. Then backs away cos he doesn't want to get involved with people standing up who might be in a position to fight back.
That was poor. They did well overall, but their management has to hold their hands up and admit some of their behaviour fell below acceptable standards rather than defend them.
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Unfortunately I spotted this too. Think it'll stand.
But it's a different incident, surely?
Nope its the same corner... 'keeper throws Taylor to the floor (that was probably his red); Taylor kicks back
So I'm confused, cos earlier you wrote
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Which I can see, but it's a different event, they can't use that against Taylor. If you can also see a kick from Taylor in that melee, your eyes are better than mine - which nowadays is sadly perfectly possible
Sam Finley is the player... first time in the Football League after spending his career in Non-League primarily with Flyde until being signed by Accrington in the summer
Can certainly piss off back to Non-League with that attitude
80 minutes of not very much which we probably just about shaded overall and then there was a corner at the Covered End.
As with every other corner this season there was a sequence of pushing, shirt pulling and general jostling for position. Before the corner was taken the referee spoke to Lyle Taylor and an Accrington defender before another bout of shirt pulling etc. Nevertheless the corner was taken, Taylor went to ground and Bielik powered a header into the net.
The ref didn't seem happy but meanwhile half of Accrington seemed to be kicking Taylor while he was lying on the ground and a host of red and blue shirts leapt in to defend/assist the attack on Taylor.
Once everyone was unpeeled from the melee and the ref had chatted to the lino the Accrington keeper, Maxted, and our talisman Taylor received straight reds.
Despite having one of the best views in the house from where I sit I can honestly say I have no idea why either Taylor or Maxted received reds and any reds should have gone to the Accrington players kicking Taylor whilst he lay on the ground.
Anyway after all that there were 4 or 5 minutes of normal time plus time added on to go. We pushed forward during 5 minutes time added on and Reeves shot from outside the box and struck an Accrington palm. The ref was going to ignore it but after speaking to the lino he changed his mind and gave it. Grant kept his nerve and took a good penalty.
Some idiots invaded the pitch and one of them managed to injure Bielik! However we hung on and claimed the 3 points which we probably deserved just about although Nabby Sarr and Dylan Phillips needed to be at their best on a few occasions.
A muted happiness with the victory because we will miss Taylor for 3 matches. I sense him missing those games will prove season defining and not in a good way.
Got to love our resilience and determination though.
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Unfortunately I spotted this too. Think it'll stand.
But it's a different incident, surely?
Nope its the same corner... 'keeper throws Taylor to the floor (that was probably his red); Taylor kicks back
So I'm confused, cos earlier you wrote
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Which I can see, but it's a different event, they can't use that against Taylor. If you can also see a kick from Taylor in that melee, your eyes are better than mine - which nowadays is sadly perfectly possible
What is key is what the reason for Taylor's dismissal is on the ref's report and if it is supported or not supported by evidence.
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Unfortunately I spotted this too. Think it'll stand.
But it's a different incident, surely?
Nope its the same corner... 'keeper throws Taylor to the floor (that was probably his red); Taylor kicks back
So I'm confused, cos earlier you wrote
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Which I can see, but it's a different event, they can't use that against Taylor. If you can also see a kick from Taylor in that melee, your eyes are better than mine - which nowadays is sadly perfectly possible
It's all the same event Prague which started with Taylor making a back for the keeper as the corner came in, both of them falling to the floor in a tangle, Taylor having a little jab out with his foot and then their players surrounding him in the melee. The referees report will be crucial as to what actions were deemed to be sending off offences. If it's the kick out it will be harsh but deemed violent conduct IMO.
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Unfortunately I spotted this too. Think it'll stand.
But it's a different incident, surely?
Nope its the same corner... 'keeper throws Taylor to the floor (that was probably his red); Taylor kicks back
So I'm confused, cos earlier you wrote
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Which I can see, but it's a different event, they can't use that against Taylor. If you can also see a kick from Taylor in that melee, your eyes are better than mine - which nowadays is sadly perfectly possible
It's all the same event Prague which started with Taylor making a back for the keeper as the corner came in, both of then falling to the floor in a tangle, Taylor having a little jab out with his foot and then their players surrounding him in the melee. The referees report will be crucial as to what actions were deemed to be sending off offences.
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Unfortunately I spotted this too. Think it'll stand.
But it's a different incident, surely?
Nope its the same corner... 'keeper throws Taylor to the floor (that was probably his red); Taylor kicks back
So I'm confused, cos earlier you wrote
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Which I can see, but it's a different event, they can't use that against Taylor. If you can also see a kick from Taylor in that melee, your eyes are better than mine - which nowadays is sadly perfectly possible
It's all the same event Prague which started with Taylor making a back for the keeper as the corner came in, both of then falling to the floor in a tangle, Taylor having a little jab out with his foot and then their players surrounding him in the melee. The referees report will be crucial as to what actions were deemed to be sending off offences.
Did the jab make contact?
Does it have to? If you swing a punch and miss isn't that violent conduct?
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Unfortunately I spotted this too. Think it'll stand.
But it's a different incident, surely?
Nope its the same corner... 'keeper throws Taylor to the floor (that was probably his red); Taylor kicks back
So I'm confused, cos earlier you wrote
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Which I can see, but it's a different event, they can't use that against Taylor. If you can also see a kick from Taylor in that melee, your eyes are better than mine - which nowadays is sadly perfectly possible
Just watched it back; 1:38 on the highlights is definitely the same incident rather than being a different event
Corner has come in, Taylor gets hauled to the floor by the Goalkeeper, kicks out with his right foot which sees the Stanley players running over to start the push and shove that sees Taylor getting the studs on his head as per the above clip
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Part of me thinks its too close but his arm doesnt need to be where it is which is what makes it a penalty for me, its certainly not part of his running motion because it wouldnt be so far extended
Its almost like he's tried to be clever and anticipate the action from Reeves so has stuck his arm out early to ensure it looks ball to hand
Showed themselves up as petulant wankers after that though.
I terms of Stanley, they worked incredibly hard to frustrate us which probably contributed to their behaviour. But they were lucky not to have four or five sent off on the day to be fair.
Number 14 ..... Thug!
How was he not red carded?
That's common assault, nothing less.
If it happened in the street, it would be a police matter.
Referee missed so much.
By the looks of things thats what pisses off the Stanley players, regardless the kick that Taylor receives in the above is the clearest of all the offences
Should have been a definite red for that disgusting moment, bloody rakes his studs on Taylor's head by the looks of things
Off the back of this around 1:38 there does appear to be a small slight kick out from Taylor
Dont see that red card being taken away
Which I can see, but it's a different event, they can't use that against Taylor. If you can also see a kick from Taylor in that melee, your eyes are better than mine - which nowadays is sadly perfectly possible
Can certainly piss off back to Non-League with that attitude
80 minutes of not very much which we probably just about shaded overall and then there was a corner at the Covered End.
As with every other corner this season there was a sequence of pushing, shirt pulling and general jostling for position. Before the corner was taken the referee spoke to Lyle Taylor and an Accrington defender before another bout of shirt pulling etc. Nevertheless the corner was taken, Taylor went to ground and Bielik powered a header into the net.
The ref didn't seem happy but meanwhile half of Accrington seemed to be kicking Taylor while he was lying on the ground and a host of red and blue shirts leapt in to defend/assist the attack on Taylor.
Once everyone was unpeeled from the melee and the ref had chatted to the lino the Accrington keeper, Maxted, and our talisman Taylor received straight reds.
Despite having one of the best views in the house from where I sit I can honestly say I have no idea why either Taylor or Maxted received reds and any reds should have gone to the Accrington players kicking Taylor whilst he lay on the ground.
Anyway after all that there were 4 or 5 minutes of normal time plus time added on to go. We pushed forward during 5 minutes time added on and Reeves shot from outside the box and struck an Accrington palm. The ref was going to ignore it but after speaking to the lino he changed his mind and gave it. Grant kept his nerve and took a good penalty.
Some idiots invaded the pitch and one of them managed to injure Bielik! However we hung on and claimed the 3 points which we probably deserved just about although Nabby Sarr and Dylan Phillips needed to be at their best on a few occasions.
A muted happiness with the victory because we will miss Taylor for 3 matches. I sense him missing those games will prove season defining and not in a good way.
Got to love our resilience and determination though.
COYR.
Corner has come in, Taylor gets hauled to the floor by the Goalkeeper, kicks out with his right foot which sees the Stanley players running over to start the push and shove that sees Taylor getting the studs on his head as per the above clip