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Straw clutching.

 

IMO all they are doing is trying to say that the outcome of the game hinged on this decision.

 

Look at the incident again.....

 

  • Cha DID pull Wallace's arm. Therefore a foul.
  • Mulgrew was in no way in any position to provide the "cover" Lennon suggests was there. In fact, if you look at it again, Mulgrew wasnt even attempting to get over and cover Cha.
  • Forster had not yet left his line to come and collect it so he wouldnt have beaten Wallace to the ball.
  • The only "contentious" piece of this is whether Wallace would have got to the ball. IMHO I think he WOULD have. He had the legs to get there (which he also proved 2nd half when he did score). The ball was only a couple of yards in front of him and he was not that wide of goal. IMO that WAS a goal-scoring opportunity - so long as he gets to the ball, which he would have, then he would get a shot away.

 

So, as you say SA, frivolous appeal, which the SPL/SFA should extend. IMHO.

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Why appeal? Unless they have an important game coming up, which they don't. That's twice against us Cha has been sent off for stopping a player clear on goal....should he not be handed a hefty ban? The guy's a liability maybe even worse than Whittaker. Maybe I said. :thinking:

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Straw clutching.

 

IMO all they are doing is trying to say that the outcome of the game hinged on this decision.

 

Look at the incident again.....

 

  • Cha DID pull Wallace's arm. Therefore a foul.
  • Mulgrew was in no way in any position to provide the "cover" Lennon suggests was there. In fact, if you look at it again, Mulgrew wasnt even attempting to get over and cover Cha.
  • Forster had not yet left his line to come and collect it so he wouldnt have beaten Wallace to the ball.
  • The only "contentious" piece of this is whether Wallace would have got to the ball. IMHO I think he WOULD have. He had the legs to get there (which he also proved 2nd half when he did score). The ball was only a couple of yards in front of him and he was not that wide of goal. IMO that WAS a goal-scoring opportunity - so long as he gets to the ball, which he would have, then he would get a shot away.

 

So, as you say SA, frivolous appeal, which the SPL/SFA should extend. IMHO.

 

Your last point is clearly the critical issue in this case and because it is debatable either way, I think he will get off with a yellow.

 

Remember it has to a "clear" goalscoring opportunity.

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Again we will have to agree to disagree.

 

I think it WAS a clear goalscoring opportunity. No Celtic player was getting to him and he WOULD have got to the ball to get a shot away.

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