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Sam has accepted the charge of violent conduct but Coley says although he shouldn't have got involved he did not make contact with Taylor, although whether that will make a difference if the intent was there I don't know.

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None at all.

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The game certainly has changed, today it,s a game for sissy's and pretenders.

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5 game ban i hear.

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Lesson learnt, I hope.
Only way it could have been worse, for both players, would have been if he had connected.
Thuggish behaviour that did the club no credit.

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I think he did mate.

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Did what: learn or connect?

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Connect.
5 match ban with immediate effect.

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I'm not complaining about Sam's ban, he held his hands up to it & he's been punished accordingly - I'm sure he'll learn from it & not let his temper get the better of him during a game again.
I just think that Taylor is in a way lucky that he was sent off by the ref & so no more action can be taken against him or he could have been facing something similar

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Apparently club being charged now for failure to control the players.

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That should apply to both clubs

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I don't think its just the sending off fiasco ........ it how our lads got stuck in to the linesman when the penalty was given as well plus the tunnel after.

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No he was the same at Fylde. Came with a reputation of hot-head....so I've from a ref ....

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Looking on the bright side. An enforced change is not always a bad thing. New approach required. Keep the faith!!!! Cheer the lads on for me on Saturday.....I'm overseas.....

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At least there's something positive for the club from Saturday. The two links at the end are interesting as well: https://www.castrust.org/2019/01/a-s...uctant-owners/