Will be safe. Luis Sinisterra suffered incessant criticism in a vital match for Leeds United at home. Elland Road experienced a goalless draw against Aston Villa and the owners of cas dominated before the Colombian’s childhood expulsion. Something inevitable in a yellow card in the first part, but the complement itself was stupid as everyone describes it.
It was minute 48 when Luis Sinisterra got in the way of a free kick from Aston Villa’s own area. When putting the foot, the central referee did not hesitate to show the second yellow. Thus, he left his team with one man less for 40 minutes, fortunately, the absence of Sinisterra did not have an impact on the scoreboard, since the tranquility between everything was to have secured a unit.
After this action, he earned criticism from the Premier League, and perhaps the most poisonous was that of Paddy Kenny, former Leeds United goalkeeper. Paddy asked for an exemplary punishment for the stupidity committed by Luis Sinisterra, in addition, he said that there is no other qualifier other than “stupid expulsion”.
It’s no secret to anyone that it wasn’t smart, and Jesse Marsch also reiterated it several times after the action. Luis Sinisterra will not be against Crystal Palace paying the suspension, but Marsch cannot hide that he is a fundamental piece and showed full confidence in him, “I will talk to him, but I don’t think it is necessary to make any other important statement. It is quite clear that it was not a smart decision. But it’s important to us and we really like him as a player.”
There will be no punishment as Paddy Kenny wanted for Luis Sinisterra. Leeds United turned the page and think it’s Crystal Palace on Sunday 9th October. Luis unbalances and is fundamental on the sides. He will be able to return against Arsenal after paying a suspension date, and Jesse Marsch not only had a talk with the Colombian, but also reiterated to his entire squad that these situations cannot arise again.
The American maintained in the press conference prior to Crystal Palace, “I already spoke with the team about the fact that we must be smarter than these moments and not dig holes for ourselves.” Jesse Marsch knows that the only thing these actions achieve is putting the club at risk, as the result against Aston Villa could have been worse.
