| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? 06:39 - Dec 31 with 1627 views | Mercian |
It was not a bad foul but it did look to me as it was a denial of a clear goal-scoring opportunity which I thought was an automatic red card. |  | | |  |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 06:51 - Dec 31 with 1578 views | ibbleobble |
I felt the ball was going out of play to be honest, which may have swayed the decision…but that also calls into question whether it was a pen anyway!? |  | | |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 06:58 - Dec 31 with 1547 views | surreyblue |
There is a double jeopardy rule in place so if the player who has committed the foul does so with a genuine attempt to get the ball, there can't be a penalty and a red, even if it is DOGSO.
I don't think there was a clear scoring opportunity - it was 50/50 whether delap was going to make that ball, and then it would either require a great finish from a tight angle or a check back on the byline. | | | |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 08:17 - Dec 31 with 1302 views | EastTownBlue |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 06:51 - Dec 31 by ibbleobble |
I felt the ball was going out of play to be honest, which may have swayed the decision…but that also calls into question whether it was a pen anyway!? |
Agree the ball was going out but It doesn't stop that being a foul.
For a denial of a goalscoring oppurtunity in the penalty area where there is a genuine attempt for the ball, a yellow card replaces a red. As their keeper didn't get a card presumably the ref agreed that Delap wouldn't have got to the ball. | | | |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 08:24 - Dec 31 with 1256 views | Dubtractor |
It was a def penalty, but not a chance it was a red card. [Post edited 31 Dec 2024 8:24]
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| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 08:39 - Dec 31 with 1183 views | WeWereZombies |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 08:17 - Dec 31 by EastTownBlue |
Agree the ball was going out but It doesn't stop that being a foul.
For a denial of a goalscoring oppurtunity in the penalty area where there is a genuine attempt for the ball, a yellow card replaces a red. As their keeper didn't get a card presumably the ref agreed that Delap wouldn't have got to the ball. |
But Delap was getting up again, had slowed the ball already, and would have been in control again but for Jorgensen's trailing leg catching him and sending him tumbling. Maybe the Ref or the VAR official thought that Jorgensen's trajectory made contact inevitable but it looked pretty intentional to me. |  |
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| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 09:00 - Dec 31 with 1117 views | Blue_In_Boston |
Having watched it 'live' on TV I feared theat VAR would overturn the decision. From the refs angle it looks a clear penalty, from another there appears to be minimal contact, if any.
Never a red as the ball was running out anyway. Hopefully our luck has changed. | | | |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 09:04 - Dec 31 with 1065 views | Bucklebury_blue |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 06:58 - Dec 31 by surreyblue |
There is a double jeopardy rule in place so if the player who has committed the foul does so with a genuine attempt to get the ball, there can't be a penalty and a red, even if it is DOGSO.
I don't think there was a clear scoring opportunity - it was 50/50 whether delap was going to make that ball, and then it would either require a great finish from a tight angle or a check back on the byline. |
I think double jeopardy applies only to a keeper. | | | |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 09:39 - Dec 31 with 962 views | SimonBatfordITFC |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 09:04 - Dec 31 by Bucklebury_blue |
I think double jeopardy applies only to a keeper. |
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| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 09:41 - Dec 31 with 951 views | Mullet |
| Should Jorgensen have been sent off? on 08:24 - Dec 31 by Dubtractor |
It was a def penalty, but not a chance it was a red card. [Post edited 31 Dec 2024 8:24]
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VAR actually made it look softer, but in real time I was really hopeful he'd send him off because, Ipswich.
It was just nice it went our way after tens of decisions not, so far this season. |  |
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