Sentences with phrase «yellow cards so»

He's score eight times in all competitions this season, but will miss the Arsenal match due to suspension for amassing five yellow cards so far this season.

Ans with Champions League and Premier League games coming thick and fast, I can think of another reason for Arsenal to play Wilshere in a more forward role, because he already has three BPL yellow cards so two more would mean a suspension and he is more likely to pick them up playing deeper.

The total is a stunning 27 yellow cards so far this season.

People seem to have this attitude where if you are booked the next foul you should be off but in general players get away with a number of fouldls before being yellow carded so it should be the same for the sexond yellow.

After getting the yellow card so early he still came to the party and excelled.

Not exact matches

So the idea that colors such as yellow or purple are able to invoke some sort of hyper - specific emotion is about as accurate as your standard Tarot card reading.

2b honest i was impressed for our overall performance bar scoring / creating goals... but the truth was ivanovic's double boot tackle on Sanchez was a straight red card, oscars fouls were too many to only get a yellow card not to mention fabregas» hand ball in the penalty area... so as far as am concerned the referee decided this match.

So, enlighten has when did he accumulate 4 yellow cards.

Whether it was bias to United or simply, as some pundits have labeled it, rank bad refereeing, the decision to senf off West ham's Feghouli for an early clash with Phil Jones that was a yellow card at best and probably more so for the United defender, has become a huge talking point.

Coquelin was yellow carded in his first touch when he was introduced as a sub in the Southampton game, so what is your point with Flamini getting a yellow in 18 minutes.

When the game is so rife with simulation you can see how teams are drilled to essentially try and get a player on a yellow card sent off.

The referee was wrong with the first yellow card, so he made up for it later.

He's picked up 11 yellow cards for club and country so far this season, while he was also handed a retrospective suspension for his League Cup stamp on Liverpool defender Emre Can.

Committing fouls is part of the game, and so is getting yellow cards, and even red cards.

Wenger's coq is on four yellow card, so he should use flaming against villa and use the Coq against the spuds

And we all no who there best player is so first min take him out all for just a yellow card but worth it.

31st December was the cut - off so FC's yellow card count is re-set and if he reaches 10 YCs before 2 April he will receive a ban — if not, another reset and then he tries to avoid 15 by the end of the season.

so the ref gave a yellow... then it looks like the official behind the goal has told the ref it's a red card foul....

So if it's a choice of letting players get away with it — Or taken a yellow card in retaliation.

A proper holding midfielder wouldn't have been so careless in possession in the first place, but if they had lost the ball, they would've had no hesitation in stopping the counterattack and drawing a yellow card.

So instead of moaning Ranieri should be thanking the referee for helping his team yesterday and that is not even taking into account the possible earlier yellow cards that both Simpson and Drinkwater could have been shown.

& if they do drop 2 or 3 points against Man U Yellow card for either Matic or Fabregas then they get a suspension (although I'd rather beat them at full strength) Then we beat them 3 points dropped Win there game in hand against Leicester I think they'll drop points against Liverpool and or Crystal Palace the way there playing so say they win one lose one.

So far no yellow card for Francis... yet Wow how things move quickly in football.

The BBC then asked van Gaal whether Fellaini deserved a yellow card: «No, I don't think so.

Ok so Aston Villa were the underdogs but look at the fuss made out of a possible disallowed penalty and free kick outside the area for AV on the BBC, when Ozil was clearly brought down inside the penalty area, but didn't make a fuss about it, got up and carried on, Bellerin was smacked by Agbonlahor with what looked like a forearm smash, or possibly an elbow in head and was down for a while, when the ball was on it's way, but hadn't even reached him and we weren't even allowed a replay by the BBC, let alone a comment on a possible penalty / free kick / yellow card.

Perhaps the most important thing that happened in this game pertaining to our visit there in two weeks was the yellow card picked up by Zlatan Ibrahimovic, as it was his fifth of the season so far and that means he can not face us.

Without the west African, the Saints were a muted force, and their cause wasn't helped when Wanyama — the Kenyan midfield general who is often so critical to the club's hopes — was sent off for a second yellow card.

So the Daily Mail report about the amount of yellow cards for fouls issued to clubs in the Premier League was certainly not what I expected.

Extrapolate that out over a season, and it's on course for 104 (and a half, but that's just a yellow card, so we can ignore it).

There's nothing particularly unusual about seeing a footballer wound up and brimming with emotional focus and fervour, but to see an entire team keyed up to such a level yet so in control of themselves — the occasional unwise yellow card aside, Fernando — is remarkable, the more so because they are apparently able to reproduce it from big game to big game.

There's a pleasant sense of entitled inevitability about the place, so much so that the loudest noises of the day come whenever the referee fails to show an opposing player a yellow card.

His yellow cards aren't just cautions; they are opportunities to shake the head slowly, to furrow the brow, to tell the watching world that he simply does not understand why these foolish fools act so foolishly.

First Yellow Chara, who is still smiling from having to wait so long last week to collect his first Over on cards Red to Mabiala

Kyle Walker has started all 18 of Tottenham's Premier League matches so far this season, but that run must now end after the right - back picked up his fifth yellow card of the campaign for this tackle on Southampton's Ryan Bertrand.

Have can you be so blind eyed that Flamini known as «wind Shield Wiper or yellow Card prone» is also not English!!!!, against Barcelona his first touch was Messi's leg, and gave up Penalty, but sick minded Wenger gave him more playing time than Campbell.

@Wootton I also believe that quality cover for Le Coq is more important than getting a striker... Remember the DM position is also the position where the player is forced into making tackles and give away fouls so he is more susceptible to yellow and even red cards, and that's not even counting injuries.

Rodwell clattered Coquelin and led with his arm so it could even have been red but was certainly a yellow card and we didn't even get a free kick.

I don't mind if a player like Xhaka or Coq get a game ban for yellow cards — we've got great cover — so need to use it

While the home team will be without their first choice centre forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic because the Swedish striker picked up a fifth yellow card of the season in their last game, Wenger will be able to name the same front three that have been doing so well for us recently.

Ángel Correa is a yellow card from missing a potential semifinal first leg, so he'll need to be careful, but otherwise the team sheet submitted by Diego Simeone shouldn't have many surprises.

The first 30 minutes or so of this match was your standard deby fare: Romans yelling at one another in the stands, players charging headlong into tackles and yellow cards falling like so many drops of rain.

80 % overall, bias against both teams 15/85 and three wrong Important Decisions Min 44 Penalty wrongly awarded to United (there was no movement of hand to ball), Min 58 Cleverly should have second yellow card for a reckless challenge, Min 90 Arteta was awarded a yellow card (he should have had one in Min 30 and so should have been sent off).

Costa has a reputation of being a hot - tempered player from his days at Atletico and has already earned two yellow cards in three Premier League appearances so far this season.

So far this term, they have received 84 yellow cards and 7 red cards.

So not that great but that was down to messing up with the yellow cards.

So far this campaign, he has overseen 14 games, including two Champions League fixtures and a World Cup qualifier in Sweden, issuing 47 yellow cards and no reds.

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Newcastle's best player of the season so far, Mike Williamson, is suspended after picking up his 5th yellow card on Wednesday.

Match referee Nicolas Rainville said he had not heard any insults when he booked Balotelli, but insisted had he done so, he would never have shown the former Manchester City and Liverpool striker a yellow card.

Moss has officiated is 12 games so far this season issuing 57 yellow cards and 2 reds.