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An appeal obviously doesn't include the context of the game. Calum Waters was after Cudjoe from the start. He was actually following him, Imrie must have been so chuffed. Scottish football at its best.
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Dismissed. Another £500 doon the cundie.
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Yip what a waste of time, money and effort.
What a few on this message board aren't taking into account is how fuckin stubborn and incompetent the SPFL/SFA are when it comes to the whole appeal procedure.
The linesman is wasted in the football industry with his superhuman see through eyes.
Guess work all round from start to finish.
Unfortunately all to bloody predictable.
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It's a learning process for the boy. Club did the right thing but always going to fail.
He needs to play the game too - he needs to have made it clear to the ref (as should other players) that he was getting the treatment he was and when given the opportunity to ham it up to get their player in trouble he should. If he'd cried out and stayed down in that tackle he wins the foul. As it happens he makes a genuine effort to get up and makes contact with the Morton player who most definitely makes the most out of it.
Of course, if he did mean to elbow him (which I doubt) then he needs to get better at it. Burnley boy sent off on Monday night for a real elbow that was missed by the officials but picked up by VAR. We don't have VAR....
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United Arab Emarite wrote:
An appeal obviously doesn't include the context of the game. Calum Waters was after Cudjoe from the start. He was actually following him, Imrie must have been so chuffed. Scottish football at its best.
No it dosnt
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SFA power of veto
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The SFA. The Set of F*ckin A**eholes.
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Well we move on. Majority last week were wanting a change up top. This forces it to freshen up, granted it’s not one of two who we wanted changed but if whoever comes in shines it adds much needed competent competition.