| Depends who you are I suppose 08:25 - Jan 29 with 725 views | KeithHaynes |
The Football Association have released the following statement:
An independent Regulatory Commission has upheld a claim of wrongful dismissal in relation to Myles Lewis-Skelly and removed his three-match suspension.
The Arsenal player was sent off for serious foul play during their Premier League fixture against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday, January 25, 2025.
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| Depends who you are I suppose on 08:30 - Jan 29 with 702 views | Whiterockin |
Or possibly it was the knowledge, professionalism and experience of the person/club who lodged the appeal. Content is everything. |  | | |
| Depends who you are I suppose on 08:37 - Jan 29 with 672 views | raynor94 |
Never a red card, but as you say it depends who you are |  |
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| Depends who you are I suppose on 09:16 - Jan 29 with 577 views | jack247 |
To be fair, that one was a clear and obvious error. It was a trip just outside the opponents box. No idea why the VAR backed it.
Darlings was harsh, but subjective. The type that could be given as a yellow or a red and they would have backed the ref either way. |  | | |
| Depends who you are I suppose on 17:11 - Jan 29 with 327 views | KeithHaynes |
| Depends who you are I suppose on 09:16 - Jan 29 by jack247 |
To be fair, that one was a clear and obvious error. It was a trip just outside the opponents box. No idea why the VAR backed it.
Darlings was harsh, but subjective. The type that could be given as a yellow or a red and they would have backed the ref either way. |
We learned from an FAW contact the referee wouldn’t even look at it. Let alone admit any form of having made an error. | |
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