Thursday, 16 April 2020

LOADS OF REDS

If you haven't read the account of the Leeds United and Chelsea tie, the FA Cup replay in 1970, then you should. Some of us will remember the games, you youngsters need to be educated. In the Telegraph today, Michael Oliver "re-referees" the match and concludes that there would have been even more red cards and so on, based on present laws and attitudes. It was the first replayed final since 1912. the seventh goal in the 224th minute of the extended final saw Chelsea win the cup for the first time. Ian Hutchinson's well known long throw and David Webb's header in the 104th minute of the replay....inevitable that goals come in those dying minutes when concentration is low.

In World Cup matches, there have been a number of "RED card" events. 
The first recorded "sending off " was in 1930 when Placido Galindo (above) was dismissed from the Peru side v Romania on July 14th. No red cards in those days just a lot of whistling and pointing to the tunnel. It was the only dismissal in the tournament.
Poster in Art Deco style, depicting a simplified figure of a goalkeeper making a save in its upper half. The lower half contains writing in a heavily stylised font: "1er Campeonato Mundial de Futbol" in black, and "Uruguay 1930 Montevideo 15 Julio Agosto 15" in white and orange.
In 1934: only one sending off-Imre Markos of Hungary Q-Final v Austria-lost 1-2
1938: there were 4 dismissals and of course, no tournaments in the War years and so in.....
1950: there were NO sending offs.
1954: there were 3,
1958= 3,
1962= 6,
1966= 5 including Rattin of Argentina v England after 35 mins at Wembley.
1970: NONE The red card was introduced this time but nobody deserved it.
1974: 5, Carlos Caszely of Chile received the first red card v West Germany bringing down West Germany's Berti Vogts. Chile lost 0-1.
1978: 3
1982: 5
1986: 8, including Ray Wilkins in the 1st Rd v Morocco after 42 mins and Uruguay's Jose Batista  bringing down Gordon Strachan of Scotland
1990: 16
1994: 15
1998: 22  Beckham v Argentina (Rattin's revenge? in a 2nd Rd game 42')  See photo below.
2002: 17  Ronaldinho v  England in the Q-F
2006: 28  Rooney v Portugal in the Q-F.....a tournament where Graham Poll booked Josip Simunic of Croatia against Australia after 61', 90' and 93' (yes three times) which Graham Poll had to account for!
2010: 17
2014: 10
2018: 4

Some recent famous players to fall foul in World Cup finals:
1990 Pedro Monzo of Argentina and Gustav Dezott v West Germany in the final and Desailly of France.
1994 Rigobert Song of the Cameroon, sent off and again in 1998. The first to do this.
1998 Marcel Desailly, from his winning W.Cup French team, the first player to have this.
2006 Zinedine Zidane, France, was the first captain to walk. Also he was sent off in two finals, his first in 1998. And below v Materazzi
https://uk.video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?fr=yhs-itm-001&hsimp=yhs-001&hspart=itm&p=Zidame+head+butt#id=3&vid=1a6f4a80dbcbf05089959e64c4b44f12&action=click
and in the 2006 tournament "The Battle of Nuremberg" 4 reds, with 2 sent off from both teams, Portugal v Netherlands, and 16 yellows handed out by referee Valentin Ivanov.





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