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Let's have ten-match bans for red cards - and the sin-bin for yellow!
An increase in foul language, intimidation of officials and general loutish behaviour is dragging the beautiful game through the gutter. Harsher bans are the answer.
by Chris Goldsmith on 16 May 2008
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The lack of respect that referees receive from players is pretty harsh.
It's true the Premier League is big business and every player is hyped up for every match, knowing that the slightest hiccup could cost his team the chance of glory or survival.
Therefore it is hardly surprising that referees get an earful every time they make a decision that could cost a team dearly against the opposition. But that is what referees are there for, to judge the game and use their knowledge to create a fair playing atmosphere.
Referees should therefore be obeyed and respected by footballers. Even if you are paid £100,000 a week and are a superstar, if you break the rules then you should take it on the chin and go with the referee's decision.
Comments (3)
by JD p on May 16, 2008
Robbie Savage has one red card in his entire career....
on May 16, 2008 on May 16, 2008
Silly article.... And Savage has only ever been sent off once... in his whole career
by Jon W on May 18, 2008
I think the idea of a "sin-bin" mirroring the NHL would get out of hand quickly. And 10 games? A little too harsh. Maybe three games is acceptable for a first offender but missing nearly a third of a season, especially if it's a professional foul, is overkill.
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