Bashams red. History making?

[knowsnowt]

Has a player ever been sent off before and then allowed to continue?

 

[Karaoke Blade]

Maybe, through mistaken identity?

 

[WhiteHawk]

Pretty certain that not only has it happened before, it's happened to us?

Infact now I think about it, I'm sure we had a player sent off at The Lane only for him to be allowed to continue. Against Brentford?

 

[HighfieldBlade]

It's another first for the mighty Red and White. Quick, Get another plaque up on Cherry St.

 

[AlexHD]

K Freeman about 5 years ago ? Vs Brentford ?

 

[Rob86]

K Freeman about 5 years ago ? Vs Brentford ?

Penalty, red, then overturned if I remember

 

[BladesOnToast]

Penalty, red, then overturned if I remember

is that the one that was another Battle of Bramall Lane, loads of players got sent off. we ended up losing it 2-3?? i might have misremembered this. if only there was a quick and convenient way to check the facts.

 

[BushBlade]

is that the one that was another Battle of Bramall Lane, loads of players got sent off. we ended up losing it 2-3?? i might have misremembered this. if only there was a quick and convenient way to check the facts.

 

[diode_blade]

new song for bash
"Should I stay or Should I go...VAR",
for once in our favour

 

[Bladesman]

Pretty certain that not only has it happened before, it's happened to us?

Infact now I think about it, I'm sure we had a player sent off at The Lane only for him to be allowed to continue. Against Brentford?

Yep it was this match. When linesmen were useful:

 

[blade67]

K Freeman about 5 years ago ? Vs Brentford ?

Yes. That's it. This was a bit different today

 

[WhiteHawk]

Yep it was this match. When linesmen were useful:

Shocking decision from the referee to give a foul and a red card for that.

 

[Bladesman]

Shocking decision from the referee to give a foul and a red card for that.

That is the standard of refs we had to put up with in League 1. Thankfully that day we had a clued up linesman that wasn't blind.

 

[BladesOnToast]

Yep it was this match. When linesmen were useful:

Oh yeah, i was thinking of this one:



Seems there's been a few red cards when Brentford play at the Lane in the past few years.

 

[Red Wing Blade]

Didn't Teddy Lucic get sent off against us in the FA Cup, after the referee mistook him for fellow baldy Danny Mills, before he realised his mistake?

 

[HighfieldBlade]

Woah, woah, hang on, today was the first EVER red card rescinding using VAR technology. It's another Blades' first.
New plaque for Cherry Street on order already.

 

[Greasy Chap Butty]

It would be even more historic if he'd already been on a yellow.
Sent off, straight red.
Allowed back on.
Reduced to a yellow.
Straight back off.
Twice in a game

 

[JimW1889]

Yep it was this match. When linesmen were useful:

Everything about that video is depressing. Empty stands, shit ref, shit football, shit kit, John Brayford.

 

[Bladesman]

Everything about that video is depressing. Empty stands, shit ref, shit football, shit kit, John Brayford.

I liked John. I think Clough was to blame for his hero to almost zero status with us.

 

[Bath Blade]

I liked John. I think Clough was to blame for his hero to almost zero status with us.

Had he not got injured against Swindon in the playoffs, I think he would have been a very good player for us (which could potentially have prolonged either Clough’s or Adkins’ tenure and therefore been a disaster!)

 

[Ainsley Harriott]

Everything about that video is depressing. Empty stands, shit ref, shit football, shit kit, John Brayford.

That kit is underrated. The Macron template of it, especially for Betis, is up there.

 

[Bladesman]

Had he not got injured against Swindon in the playoffs, I think he would have been a very good player for us (which could potentially have prolonged either Clough’s or Adkins’ tenure and therefore been a disaster!)

That injury ruined his career. He was never quite the same again after that.

 

[Harry's Game]

Who was the VAR ref at Stockley today who made the historic decision?

 

[georgebernardshaw]

It's another first for the mighty Red and White. Quick, Get another plaque up on Cherry St.

Annual reunion

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Who was the VAR ref at Stockley today who made the historic decision?

Sean Bean.

 

[SB_90]

im sure that in wolves v man utd fa cup quarter final on bbc. a man utd player was sent off & was resinceded






i can see why a red was given it looked baf on replay & neither Andy or Keith disagreed on radio . but you have to trust them Thurs trust them today. otherwise we ending to weird place players will just be ignoring officials. & they said VAR will not be re-refereeing but thats exactly what they are doing

 

[DifferentClass]

Well I'm sure Bash is the first league player to have a red rescinded by VAR.

 

[Tynemouth Blade]

It's now so blatantly obvious that VAR is not being used as it should and teams are having stupid decisions made against them!
Without VAR Bash would have walked, some would say "never a red" while others would say " reckless challenge" etc.
The bottom line is it's becoming bizarre when decisions are made in this way!
As for the penalty call/offside....????
I've only seen the highlights so difficult for me to give an opinion, but the EPL need to seriously look at how VAR has been implemented and decide to use it under much stricter control and only for certain situations.
The 2nd Newcastle United goal being a prime example of how stupid it's become!

Currently it's killing the game rather than improving it and something needs to be done!

 

[Blade56]

Shocking decision from the referee to give a foul and a red card for that.

It’s a shame there isn’t some sort of reply system at the side of the pitch to recheck their decision made in a split second, oh, errrrrr, ang on

 

[Bladesman]

Ref Watch: Manchester derby penalty calls correct, says Dermot Gallagher

Andreas Pereiras yellow card, Chris Bashams overturned red card and Norwichs disallowed goal also analysed

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