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I think it depends which angle you look at it from. The original camera angle and distance looks like both going for a loose ball. From the other angle it looks like Fleming fouls. The ref is right there and I think got it right.
All of the ball by Fleming. Not even a foul. (n/t) on 15:58 - Nov 8 by Nthsuffolkblue
I think it depends which angle you look at it from. The original camera angle and distance looks like both going for a loose ball. From the other angle it looks like Fleming fouls. The ref is right there and I think got it right.
Fleming got the ball first cleanly and his momentum cleaned out the other player. Apparently once you make contact in a tackle and the other player falls it's a free kick and yellow card. Games gone!
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All of the ball by Fleming. Not even a foul. (n/t) on 18:03 - Nov 8
All of the ball by Fleming. Not even a foul. (n/t) on 17:04 - Nov 8 by eirannach_gorm
Fleming got the ball first cleanly and his momentum cleaned out the other player. Apparently once you make contact in a tackle and the other player falls it's a free kick and yellow card. Games gone!
On the basis that the Bournemouth player got nowhere near the ball, it is arguably a foul the other way.
Right in front of me. Won the ball completely and fairly with no contact on the player at all. Absolutely frustrating to concede the free kick but then have salt rubbed well and truly in the wounds with the yellow. Really poor decision.
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All of the ball by Fleming. Not even a foul. (n/t) on 20:20 - Nov 8
When you are top 6 - 8 in the Premier League and playing in Europe you are looking to cheat the referee into giving you the decision, it's in your DNA to see the strong challenge coming and react as if it broke your leg.