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The broken ankle was just one of those bad incidents, nothing malicious or any intent to hurt. The bleeding faces etc I'll need to have another look at, but Dunfermline weren't whiter than white. We were just more clinical as you say and I thought that was the best defensive display from us in about 5 years. We also still have Graham on the bench too....

For us to be serious contenders, we need to go on a run of 5+ straight wins and put pressure on those around us.

We would have been on 5 straight had we took our chances against forfar not lost that crazy goal at the end

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Reckless over the ball and excessive force. Play on lads is only bones![/quote

His leg is over the ball after the tackle has taken place, in other words there can't be any excessive force as he has already taken the ball without touching him.

Not really sure what you mean by that, winning the ball has nothing to do with excessive force.

Regardless, only an idiot would use a still photo as proof of excessive force. It's the equivalent of putting up a photo of someone running and saying it's proof of how fast he is.

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Before I do that though; it's horrible to see any player suffer a bad injury in a match. 1) The tackle wasn't bad. The ref not giving a foul doesn't indicate much, going by his performance but it was not a crude tackle; it was actually in fact fair, just. 2) It was our goalie and captain who noticed the boy in pain and called for help, Dunfermline players were too busy trying, and failing, to take down our counter attacking players. 3) (Unrelated) - Get it up ye's.

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Not really sure what you mean by that, winning the ball has nothing to do with excessive force.

Regardless, only an idiot would use a still photo as proof of excessive force. It's the equivalent of putting up a photo of someone running and saying it's proof of how fast he is.

Yup, aware of that, however his leading leg has made the challenge without touching the Dunfermline player, basically the forceful part of a challenge is the contact made with the leading foot IMO. However agree a still photo doesn't help you reach much of a conclusion.

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