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re: Lets have a discussion about red cards
Posted on 9/28/12 at 7:53 am to LSUSOBEAST1
Posted on 9/28/12 at 7:53 am to LSUSOBEAST1
My biggest issue with red cards is that they are far too discretionary. One bad call can completely change the game and unfortunately it happens a lot.
I think they should have a two tier system for red cards. Once a red card is given, it is watched via instant replay and then it's determined which tier the card will be. Tier 1 red, the player is off the pitch, but the team can sub in. Tier 2 red, the player is off and the team cannot sub.
I think they should have a two tier system for red cards. Once a red card is given, it is watched via instant replay and then it's determined which tier the card will be. Tier 1 red, the player is off the pitch, but the team can sub in. Tier 2 red, the player is off and the team cannot sub.
This post was edited on 9/28/12 at 7:55 am
Posted on 9/28/12 at 3:47 pm to TheOcean
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I think they should have a two tier system for red cards. Once a red card is given, it is watched via instant replay and then it's determined which tier the card will be. Tier 1 red, the player is off the pitch, but the team can sub in. Tier 2 red, the player is off and the team cannot sub.
There are times when red cards are subjective, and I don't think this would help.
In response to the OP, a straight red card is usually merited. If you say that red cards will be punished less harshly than having your team play down a man, then the true punishment of a red is not felt and the players have more of an incentive to play dirty.
Refs should always think before issuing a red, but I don't think they should be reticent to issue them in the first half if the play merits it. If refs really avoided doing this (and sometimes I think they do) you can expect players to take advantage.
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