Charlton Thread.

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
 
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

No he was the same at Fylde. Came with a reputation of hot-head....so I've from a ref ....
 
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.....
 
Looking at the handball I think the clayton end would have been peed off if that had happened to us and nothing given, and how many times do you hear YOU CAN JOIN IN LINER, and when one does we don't like it.

Just thought I would rake this up again after watching Chelsea v Huddersfield last night on M O T D. Ref gives a Pen for a tackle made outside the box. In a post match talk with a player who said he went over to the liner and the liner said to him not a pen. Where do we go from that.
 
ferret man;1223802 Ref gives a Pen for a tackle made outside the box. In a post match talk with a player who said he went over to the liner and the liner said to him not a pen. Where do we go from that.[/QUOTE said:
about time the duties of linesmen are written in stone and not at a whim of the referee in charge of the game. fans, players and managers might actually know whats going on and can lay the blame for any mistake made at the correct individual.
 
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