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Tuesday, March 14, 2006 11:49 AM |
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Rafael Bennitez has been left fuming over his inability to appeal against Xabi Alonso’s sending off in last Sundays Highbury showdown. Alonso’s controversial sending off resulted from two yellow cards meaning that Liverpool have no right to appeal despite television pictures clearly showing the Spanish midfielder did not intentionally trip Philip Senderos. This seems like another example of football red tape getting in the way of doing what is right for the game. Bennitez himself was obviously left frustrated saying "What can be done? It is a question for the referee’s supervisor." Alonso will now miss tomorrow’s game against Fulham, a game that the Reds need to win if they are to maintain hope of securing second place in the league come the end of the season. |
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Re: No appeal against Alonso sending off
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By Anonymous on
Saturday, June 23, 2007 4:21 PM
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you spelt benetiz wrong you idiot
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Re: No appeal against Alonso sending off
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By Anonymous on
Wednesday, April 21, 2010 2:57 PM
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The article clearly defines that the bose is always right. When the play is in progress, the referee is the bose and all the players must abide by the rules. Even if the referees' action is not fully justified, the appeal will fall only in deaf ears. The player should also have some luck to be saved from unnecessary foul calls. The advent of digital video camera and computers have resulted in scrutinizing every minute movement in the play ground. Introducing third umpiring system in foot ball will minimize disputes in the game and will help maintain a healthy relationship between the players and the referee.
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Re: No appeal against Alonso sending off
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By Anonymous on
Tuesday, May 04, 2010 1:20 PM
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www.sportevents.com : I wonder why the football game managers are reluctant to use television recordings as proof, after all is not cricket a game with an equally popular following and juggling as much currency as football. If cricket decision can be based on the ‘third eye’, why cannot football decisions be based on the same? I empathize totally with Rafael Benitez in his frustrations. It cannot be an easy crown to wear; I mean the job of a manager of a football club like Liverpool. Even at home, we bite away our nails and sit on the edge of the chair while the game rises from nadir to zenith and back, and imagine the working of the minds of these poor guys? I wouldn’t want his job, at any cost!
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By Anonymous on
Monday, May 31, 2010 5:56 PM
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010 2:52 AM
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