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you can tackle all day long without a yellow card if you're doing it properly.Booking for dissent can and should be cut out, however cutting out the fouls would mean you can’t tackle.
you can tackle all day long without a yellow card if you're doing it properly.Booking for dissent can and should be cut out, however cutting out the fouls would mean you can’t tackle.
you can tackle all day long without a yellow card if you're doing it properly.
you can tackle all day long without a yellow card if you're doing it properly.
Just listened to Neil who reckons it was for dissent but a “undeserved” one, stated he was as frustrated with the referee as Ben was.
Pearson said reputation certainly gets him booking maybe other players wouldn’t normally get, at one point person was fouled... the referee oh his whistle to his mouth then realised who it was and ignored it and Millwall won the ball back.
Most of them probably do.If any player could do that they should be playing for the best teams in the world.
Yes Pearson, this is aimed at you.
I really admire the way you play, but what on earth is the point of earning yourself a yellow for having a go at the Ref? We need you a lot for this next half of the season, yet you're looking at a two-game ban. Do you honestly think that you having a go at the Ref is going to make him change his decision? Knock it off. Just shake your head, walk away, and carry on playing good games.
There really is no excuse for our players earning yellow cards for dissent at this point in the season. I understand the point about showing a bit of passion, but to do that in the Refs' face is just plain stupid. Save it for the players that we're playing against, not the officials.
Most of them probably do.
How many of Europe's top teams include players who are constantly missing 15 games a season through suspension for picking up silly cards? Any such player would lose his place in the side while suspended to a top class player and never get the shirt back.
Now missing for 2 more games.. is he improving on his record.....
Most of them probably do.
How many of Europe's top teams include players who are constantly missing 15 games a season through suspension for picking up silly cards? Any such player would lose his place in the side while suspended to a top class player and never get the shirt back.
Now missing for 2 more games.. is he improving on his record.....
Most of them probably do.
How many of Europe's top teams include players who are constantly missing 15 games a season through suspension for picking up silly cards? Any such player would lose his place in the side while suspended to a top class player and never get the shirt back.
Most of them probably do.
How many of Europe's top teams include players who are constantly missing 15 games a season through suspension for picking up silly cards? Any such player would lose his place in the side while suspended to a top class player and never get the shirt back.
Yes, I know. But it was the poster I was responding to who mentioned the best teams in the world. I wasn't suggesting Pearson was playing fo those sides. At the moment, Bens dissent and fouls are probably the reasons why he never will.I thought to pray was his ninth? Apologies if I’m wrong.
You are getting Ben Pearson who plays for Preston North End in the English second tier mixed up with some of the best ball winning players at the top club sides in the world.
FWIW Paul Scholes, Roy Keane, Patrick Veira who where all great midfielders picked up loads of bookings and would get even more cards now as there is no argument that referees dish them out far more than they used too.
He is only on 8 bookings isn't he? Same as Hugill. They only get 2 game ban after 10 as far as I'm aware
Thanks for clearing that up.15 games?
Can you count?
It is 5 cards = 1 games, 10 cards = 2 games, 15 cards = 3 games....a total of 6 games.
10 less the 2 at leeds leaves 8 no?
No, because the 2nd one at leeds equals a red card so doesn't count as 2 yellows - it's one yellow and a red.
It wasn't a straight red after the booking though, was it?
When a ref gives a sending off for 2 bookings he shows the second yellow and then the red, so shouldn't count as 2?
I have no idea how this works, please enlighten me somebody.
Yes, Pearson get a few too many bookings but it's easy for us fans to sit in the stands and say stop arguing with the ref, but every time the fans think the ref is making a bad decision the majority of us swear, shout, get annoyed etc and that's without the pressure of being in a football match. Pearson probably knows he needs to cut out the dissent, but unfortunately if he feels a decision is wrong he's going to be frustrated. People who say the ref's decision is final so don't argue - yes it is, but any football match I watch in any league on any day - players argue with ref's because in that high pressure situation if you think a wrong decision has gone against you you are going to be pissed off. I'm not sticking up for Pearson but I don't blame him for reacting the way he does because the majority of players and majority of us fans would react in that way too.