A 4 match ban for Ayala would have been handy. Still it deflects some of the blame away from Pulis and lessens the chance of him being sacked. Seeing as he is doing such a great job of screwing up Boro’s promotion aims...
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I thought it was harsh. But a hundred times worse than Pearson's sending off at Sheffield Wednesday.
Ayala - leading leg connects with Barker before following leg wins ball.
Pearson - leading leg wins ball before Sheff Wed player falls over Pearson's following leg.
Someone at the football league needs to explain why one gets rescinded and the other doesn't.
I was confused before they started sending Pearson off every other week.
This just makes everything even more bewildering. And it feels like corruption.
If you were Pearson, what would you think?
Ayala - leading leg connects with Barker before following leg wins ball.
Pearson - leading leg wins ball before Sheff Wed player falls over Pearson's following leg.
Someone at the football league needs to explain why one gets rescinded and the other doesn't.
I was confused before they started sending Pearson off every other week.
This just makes everything even more bewildering. And it feels like corruption.
If you were Pearson, what would you think?
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I'd think I'd better start keeping my trap shut in matches and tackling more cleanly, then, Hey Presto, my reputation improves, there isn't a problem about picking cards up anymore, and what happens to other players becomes none of his or our concern.I thought it was harsh. But a hundred times worse than Pearson's sending off at Sheffield Wednesday.
Ayala - leading leg connects with Barker before following leg wins ball.
Pearson - leading leg wins ball before Sheff Wed player falls over Pearson's following leg.
Someone at the football league needs to explain why one gets rescinded and the other doesn't.
I was confused before they started sending Pearson off every other week.
This just makes everything even more bewildering. And it feels like corruption.
If you were Pearson, what would you think?