tidus_mi2 wrote:Completely agree about the red card, I checked on the Barnsley forum and they've been reading our reactions, basically saying we're crazy to think it's not a red.Brum Royal wrote:I didn't go so I can't add too much to the thread, but my Dad went, and he spoke to GMac in the car park after the game and asked him about the incident. GMac said the Barnsley lad was hurling all sorts of obscenities at Williams whilst he was on the floor calling him a c**t amongst others, and GMac admitted he saw the red mist and lost it and so went in to look after his mate. GMac thought the red was a bit harsh, and could understand why he got it, but thought a yellow would have been more appropriate in the circumstances.
Thing is I don't think I ever see pushes get a red card, sure Garath's looked worse because the guy was crouched down and couldn't stabilise himself but why should it be treated differently to a weak little shove? The types of which happen in every match. You don't see players get punished differently for the extent of how they punch another person, a punch no matter the strength behind it is a red card offence, similarly a shove, regardless of intensity should either warrant a red card or some lesser offence.
I'm looking forward to seeing Harriott get his chance, he's the direct replacement in my mind. But I would not be surprised if we see Mendes get his first league start for us.WestRoyal wrote:tidus_mi2 wrote:Completely agree about the red card, I checked on the Barnsley forum and they've been reading our reactions, basically saying we're crazy to think it's not a red.Brum Royal wrote:I didn't go so I can't add too much to the thread, but my Dad went, and he spoke to GMac in the car park after the game and asked him about the incident. GMac said the Barnsley lad was hurling all sorts of obscenities at Williams whilst he was on the floor calling him a c**t amongst others, and GMac admitted he saw the red mist and lost it and so went in to look after his mate. GMac thought the red was a bit harsh, and could understand why he got it, but thought a yellow would have been more appropriate in the circumstances.
Thing is I don't think I ever see pushes get a red card, sure Garath's looked worse because the guy was crouched down and couldn't stabilise himself but why should it be treated differently to a weak little shove? The types of which happen in every match. You don't see players get punished differently for the extent of how they punch another person, a punch no matter the strength behind it is a red card offence, similarly a shove, regardless of intensity should either warrant a red card or some lesser offence.
Don't matter what we think re red card, he took it and has apologised for it which is good. We move on.
Those who wanted Harriott in the team will get their wish now, Lets hope he hits the ground running.
THISgenome wrote:Plus, holding on for the victory having only ten men has probably done more for the dressing room than us beating them with ease would have done.
Yeah sameleon wrote:My depressive viewpoint from a few games ago is lifting slightly.
THATGeorge_ wrote:THISgenome wrote:Plus, holding on for the victory having only ten men has probably done more for the dressing room than us beating them with ease would have done.
Exactly my thoughts.John Madejski's Wallet wrote:Yeah sameleon wrote:My depressive viewpoint from a few games ago is lifting slightly.
Just so many false dawns in the last few years (before falling back in to possession-based tedium), but the hope is starting to creep in
Hopefully we can get the comprehensive victory there within the next few weeks as well, just to show the team exactly what it is capable of. Shame we still feel a striker short, there are signs here that Stam could turn us into a very formidable unit at this level. Not trying to get ahead of myself, but this could be the start of something special. Although I thought that last season and going into this year pre-season I was convinced we'd be battling for 21st.George_ wrote:THISgenome wrote:Plus, holding on for the victory having only ten men has probably done more for the dressing room than us beating them with ease would have done.
Not getting the Barnsley love in. They appear to hate us.tidus_mi2 wrote:Contrast to the Barnsley fans, the Huddersfield lot are a bit arrogant aren't they? Granted they've had a good start but blimey.
To be fair they were a lot kinder before they read our comments on the match, maybe we're the volatile ones?leon wrote:Not getting the Barnsley love in. They appear to hate us.tidus_mi2 wrote:Contrast to the Barnsley fans, the Huddersfield lot are a bit arrogant aren't they? Granted they've had a good start but blimey.
I didn't comment on LAST SEASON's tough start (or non-tough start) but this season after eight games we only have four of the top 11 left to play.CountryRoyal wrote:Burnley away and Boro at home not tough? I would tend to agree though that there seems to be a more solid togetherness about the squad, even if it's only perceptions.Snowball wrote:
6. We have had a tough start and played a lot of the top sides
It took us 4 seasons to get promoted after promotion in 01/02, it took us 4 seasons to get promoted after relegation in 07/08, we are in our 4th season since relegation in 12/13.Ian Royal wrote:Since Madejski took over, every season we've won away at Barnsley we've got promoted.
Fck off.tidus_mi2 wrote:To be fair they were a lot kinder before they read our comments on the match, maybe we're the volatile ones?leon wrote:Not getting the Barnsley love in. They appear to hate us.tidus_mi2 wrote:Contrast to the Barnsley fans, the Huddersfield lot are a bit arrogant aren't they? Granted they've had a good start but blimey.
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