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Both of those yellows were soft. The first was probably borderline. It was a clear foul but it was very early in the game. The second, well, it was two boys jumping for a header and one coming off worse. Unless there was an arm up that I couldn't see, I've no idea how he's decided it's worth a booking.

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If our CBs could stop being arseholes and getting themselves banned, that would be great. 


They need to be able to make challenges. Being sent off for booting someone off the ball or an elbow or shouting at the ref is in acceptable but lambasting a centre half for making a tackle seems too far.
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1 minute ago, Hank Scorpio said:

 


They need to be able to make challenges. Being sent off for booting someone off the ball or an elbow or shouting at the ref is in acceptable but lambasting a centre half for making a tackle seems too far.

 

I'm not there so don't know why he was given a second yellow, just totally fed with barely scraping together a starting XI and then picking up red cards to worsen it. 

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9 minutes ago, Michael W said:

I'm not there so don't know why he was given a second yellow, just totally fed with barely scraping together a starting XI and then picking up red cards to worsen it. 

The first yellow was quite soft, the second yellow was never a yellow and barely a whistle. Davo in for McKay next week, solves the question.

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Greg Fleming was the undoubted man of the match. On another day, the Rovers could've had four or five by half time. But from the moment Fleming tipped his penalty around the post, Regan Hendry seemed to lose his way a little, and when Hendry isn't ticking, neither is the rest of the Rovers side.

The second half was a lot more disjointed than the first, although there were still a few chances. Things threatened to get a little nervy with the red card. McKay's second booking came after he lost out on a 50/50 header. While it might well have been a foul, I've no idea why it warranted a booking. The referee had made a similar decision a couple of minutes previously when he booked Watson, and he seemed to be reacting more to the Peterhead player's burst nose than the actual challenge.

Replacing McKay should, at least, be relatively straightforward. Either Anderson or Davidson will slot back in. It'll be interesting to see how we cope with the loss of Gullan, though. He offers a combination of drive and finishing that we don't really have anywhere else. It looks like Dingwall is the next in line, but his performances will have to increase markedly if he's to claim that number ten role permanently.

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9 minutes ago, Raith Against The Machine said:

Greg Fleming was the undoubted man of the match. On another day, the Rovers could've had four or five by half time. But from the moment Fleming tipped his penalty around the post, Regan Hendry seemed to lose his way a little, and when Hendry isn't ticking, neither is the rest of the Rovers side.

The second half was a lot more disjointed than the first, although there were still a few chances. Things threatened to get a little nervy with the red card. McKay's second booking came after he lost out on a 50/50 header. While it might well have been a foul, I've no idea why it warranted a booking. The referee had made a similar decision a couple of minutes previously when he booked Watson, and he seemed to be reacting more to the Peterhead player's burst nose than the actual challenge.

Replacing McKay should, at least, be relatively straightforward. Either Anderson or Davidson will slot back in. It'll be interesting to see how we cope with the loss of Gullan, though. He offers a combination of drive and finishing that we don't really have anywhere else. It looks like Dingwall is the next in line, but his performances will have to increase markedly if he's to claim that number ten role permanently.

SAndo is out till mid-Feb. Tait could play for Gullan, with Matthews or Dingwall replacing him as a pure mid.

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The first yellow was quite soft, the second yellow was never a yellow and barely a whistle. Davo in for McKay next week, solves the question.
The first was soft the second was a defo yellow it was very badly timed challenge. Cant believe fans were clapping him off for being that daft.
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