I can't wait for his celebration next week when Godden scores a last minute winner. Jones running up the touchline like Mourinho when Porto knocked Man U out.
Your team is losing 0-4, to a possible playoff rival what better way to try and disadvantage them for the playoffs than get a player sent off.
Not a sending off , another shite referee. No cards for Wycombe and there was at least one late sliding challenge that was no where near the ball late on ( on Edwards I think) he played advantage and should have shown the Wycombe player a card
Just got back and watched the footage - still maintain he was stupid to have gotten into the situation. It was kicking off for 30 secs before the incident and I was screaming for him to walk away.
BUT there is no way the eventual contact was a foul. Looking at the tv footage the Wycombe player just ran into him. It’s not Chuks fault he is a unit. Their player basically ran into a brick wall
I agree with this, i think the ref must have thought aneke headbutted leahy who went down likw a sack of spuds. As aneke dis nothing of the sort would hope our appeal is successful
I saw Chuks in the car park hanging around seemed like he was near his car(I’ve seen it in the west stand ) but might not have been his the third choice keeper walked off towards town another one thrown off the coach
That is never a red and should be overturned. Leahy runs at him, if Chuks does drop the shoulder that’s probably because Leahy was running straight at him. Can’t expect him to just stand there and openly take the hit
Watch the Sky highlights in slow motion on YouTube.
Chuks does look to initially foul him with his hands around his shoulders/neck while attemping the Chuks-Press. The argy bargy continued for a solid 20 seconds with both players wanting to show either who is stronger or who can outwit the ref.
The official CAFC site states he was sent off for an 'off the ball incident'. If they can prove he did not lash out, it may help the appeal. We can't see this in the footage.
Chuks is just so bloody frustrating. You get games where you just feel he’s a liability waiting to happen, I’ve said before, he gets himself into ridiculous mindsets of either getting distraught with himself when something doesn’t come off, or he gets wrapped up in duals with individual players and forgets the game around him. The latter happened here.
Forget the actual clash that the ref supposedly acted on, look at the build up to it. It’s 2 mins to go in a game we’ve won comfortably. We’ve key ‘cup finals’ coming up, and he allows himself to forget his playing a game and gets himself wrapped up with another individual dual. He’s trying to wrestle and block a player who’s behind play and not even impacting on the play. Just so needless and unnecessary.
I didn't see much to tell me it was a red card, however as other posters have said it was stupid to get involved in first place and also Chuks for some reason (maybe frustration) has been confusing the last few weeks. he has looked like he wants a fight every game, great assist last week to be fair but also going more and more in to business for himself - I.E. going for a goal against Northampton instead of corner flag
Chuks is just so bloody frustrating. You get games where you just feel he’s a liability waiting to happen, I’ve said before, he gets himself into ridiculous mindsets of either getting distraught with himself when something doesn’t come off, or he gets wrapped up in duals with individual players and forgets the game around him. The latter happened here.
Forget the actual clash that the ref supposedly acted on, look at the build up to it. It’s 2 mins to go in a game we’ve won comfortably. We’ve key ‘cup finals’ coming up, and he allows himself to forget his playing a game and gets himself wrapped up with another individual dual. He’s trying to wrestle and block a player who’s behind play and not even impacting on the play. Just so needless and unnecessary.
Craig Revel Horwood: They were like two sizzling Sausages on a barbecue; The feet are all wrong darling, with unnecessary grinding throughout the dance. Two.
Len Goodman: Pickle my walnuts, that was a cowpat performance; All hot and steamy ending up on the ground ! SEVEN.
Bruno Tonioli: Passionate, like Romeo and Juliet and just like the young lovers they fall and are in pain. Dramatic and as an Italian it makes me cry. Eight.
All well and good for people to be saying he's stupid for getting involved, but if a little shit is grabbing you and pulling you around it's hard not to be wound up. And he clearly on video evidence barely does anything to him. Support your own rather than slagging him off for very minor handbags...
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I can't wait for his celebration next week when Godden scores a last minute winner. Jones running up the touchline like Mourinho when Porto knocked Man U out.
😉
They feel it is their right to make guesses when they should really only give fouls or send someone off if they actually see something!
And don't get me started about how they feel empowered by picking the extra time according to their whims!
No chance for an appeal. They will all stick together!
BUT there is no way the eventual contact was a foul. Looking at the tv footage the Wycombe player just ran into him. It’s not Chuks fault he is a unit. Their player basically ran into a brick wall
the third choice keeper walked off towards town another one thrown off the coach
https://x.com/doodoofestyles/status/1914392911803822527?s=46&t=MojDVxh_AjG5taAWPQn6Tw
Given how fragile he is I do not know why he came on with us already having won the game.
- Hugh Mundell
Chuks does look to initially foul him with his hands around his shoulders/neck while attemping the Chuks-Press. The argy bargy continued for a solid 20 seconds with both players wanting to show either who is stronger or who can outwit the ref.
The official CAFC site states he was sent off for an 'off the ball incident'. If they can prove he did not lash out, it may help the appeal. We can't see this in the footage.
Craig Revel Horwood:
They were like two sizzling Sausages on a barbecue;
The feet are all wrong darling, with unnecessary grinding throughout the dance.
Two.
Len Goodman:
Pickle my walnuts, that was a cowpat performance;
All hot and steamy ending up on the ground !
SEVEN.
Bruno Tonioli:
Passionate, like Romeo and Juliet and just like the young lovers they fall and are in pain. Dramatic and as an Italian it makes me cry.
Eight.
Strictly not football.