The first short circuit of Tomas Chorý came in the 6th minute when he jumped into Svozil, who subsequently fell over him. The slowed footage shows that Svozil really tried not to hit the sick. Yet, the freshly pardoned Slavic long reacted exaggeratedly and angrily: first he had hit his thigh, then felt his butt, buried his fingers directly in the middle, and still clasped the muscle muscle between his fingers and thumb – sharply pounded.
The referee obviously wanted to whistle first, but then left the game without interruption. According to the rules, however, Sharp was supposed to be punished by exclusion for gross for unsportsmanlike behavior: “The player also commits gross unsportsmanlike behavior if he uses undue strength or brutality towards the arbitration, team member or stranger or if commits another grossly offending behavior”Is stated in the FAČR rules.
If the unsolicited rectal examination and splitting in the ass is not roughly offending, then I no longer know what. Even if the main judge did not see it, the game was supposed to enter. After watching the video, the referee could not act other than to show the sick red card. We can only think why Var was not intended. That would be afraid of exclusion in the 6th minute of the match? In any case an error. Dukla could have a power play from 6 minutes.
Another short circuit
Sick Svoznil noted for the entire rest of the first half. He received his “retaliation” in the 33 minute. At first he fouled Svozil at the side line to step hard on his wrist. I cannot agree with the commentators of the live broadcast, who apologized to the sick negotiations by simply having to step somewhere. He had enough places. A professional footballer can control his movements enough to know exactly how and where he can step. Especially at such a small speed.
The slowed footage proves that he intentionally stepped on Svozil. At some point, he was already lagging his leg, but then he prolonged her movement, although he didn’t have to. He knew exactly what he was doing. And because it was in a broken game, it was again gross unsportsmanlike behavior. Like last year’s match between Olomouc and Baník. At that time, the cohute was expelled for the same offense for stepping on the hand of Nicholen. But before that he had to enter the game.
Var is silent again
But why did he not interact with Slavia in this case? For me it was another fundamental mistake that influenced the match. The ironic laughter of the sick and the attempt to relieve the situation was also beyond at least decency, but also an effort to influence the referee. This match was not due to the sick. It is particularly sad that it was his first match in the Chance League after the six -match punishment for a blow to the crotch of goalkeeper Milan Heči.
How will the Referees committee defend these bad verdicts and a broken boiling? I’m looking forward to their next Monday “explanation”.
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