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Maybe it's because of the weekend off, maybe it's too busy to take care of work, yesterday (May 20) night Tianjin Jinmen Tigers and Shandong Taishan battle Ju Desong was punished with a red card, and there should be an announcement of additional penalties until now (17:00 on May 21) has not been released. However, the Internet continues to ferment. Referring to the views of some netizens, I would like to ask two questions here, please do not evade Gao Hongbo.
Question 1: In this game, the Taishan team received a total of 3 yellow cards and 1 red card, while Jinmen Tigers did not have 1 yellow card, is this normal?
Judson's red card was because he hit Berridge. He hit him because he pulled too hard and even deliberately raised his leg and hit the latter's head with his knee while defending Judson. And before Judson couldn't bear to hit someone, the referee didn't say anything (I don't know if the video referee has any tips?). ）。
Judson was absolutely wrong to hit someone, what about Berridge? Is his move really not even enough for a yellow card?
If, because of public opinion, the Football Association makes additional penalties for Beric or even red cards and suspensions, but what about the losses of Judson and Tarzan? With Judson's header, he could potentially push a corner into the net in the last minute to help his team win 4-3. But now the facts are that the two sides are 3-3, with Judson being sent off with a red card and the possibility of additional heavy penalties.
Question 2: Are there really no problems with the referees in the Chinese Super League?
The first thing you did in charge of adjudication was to abolish the dispute award appeal system, supposedly in order to bring it into line with international standards. But in fact, on April 29, in the 30th round of the Bundesliga away match between Borussia Dortmund and Bochum, Adeyemi was tackled behind the defender in the penalty area in the 65th minute without awarding a penalty, and the DFB made it clear after the game that this was a mistake by the referee and that a penalty should be awarded.
In fact, in Bayern's 3-2 victory over Bremen in the semifinals of the 2019 German Cup, the DFB admitted after the match that the referee's penalty decision to Bayern was "incorrect from the point of view of the referee's profession"; In the same year's Bundesliga Cup, Kimmich deliberately stepped on Sancho only to be warned by a yellow card, and the director of the VAR program of the German Football Federation said after the game: the on-duty VAR referee made a mistake in executing the procedure, resulting in the referee's mistake of only showing a yellow card in the end, and so on.
There may be a basis for the Chinese Football Association's abolition of the post-match review system, but it is not a reason to remain silent on the issue of refereeing. Only 8 rounds have been played this season, and controversial penalties have come and gone, including the missed penalty in the first match between Taishan and Shenhua, and the wrong penalty in the battle between Guoan and Meizhou Hakka; In the 4th round of the battle between Tarzan and Guoan, Cressan was pushed down in the box and missed a penalty, and so on.
The Football Association neither publicly commented nor allowed the victimized clubs to appeal, is this really in line with international football? What kind of track is connected? So many misjudgments and missed judgments appeared on the Taishan team, and it was rumored that this was deliberately targeted by the referee. What does the Football Association think about this issue?
In the past few seasons, the problem of referees has been very serious, Chen Jiayuan even admitted in an interview with CCTV live online that there are "mountains, gangs and small circles" in the referee world, why do some referees with poor "reputation" still enforce the law in the Super League and are repeatedly reused? What is the reason why the Football Association has been silent during this process?
Just ask you Gao Hongbo: Is there really no problem with the referee of the Chinese Super League (Central A and Central B)? The question remains: Will Judson be the next Dorado?
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