Dissent.

[Kiddy Dragon]

Originally Posted by fezbob

I'm going to go against the grain and say I couldn't give one about dissent.

In our best team in the Conference you had Keates, Ashton amd Harris who were always like a flea in the referee's ear and likely to face the odd suspension.

If it happens all the time then yes it's a problem, but to suggest Pearson's letting the side down is laughable.

Give me 11 Shaun Pearson's over the passionless, piss poor shysters we had last year.
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Got to agree with Fezbob. This team care about the reults, the last lot that Mills put together didn't give a stuff in the main.

[Junior Shabadoo]

Originally Posted by moynkeepthefaith

Get your tin hat on mate

If it requires a tin hat then it shows why some people on here deserved Gary Mills.
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[benwilliams]

Originally Posted by bartonbank

He wasn't booked.

How do you know that mate swear I saw it with my own eyes!
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[Funny_Old_Game]

We need someone who has fully functioning eyes that actually went to the game and paid attention to clear it up. Was he booked or not?

[pagl]

Originally Posted by Funny_Old_Game

We need someone who has fully functioning eyes that actually went to the game and paid attention to clear it up. Was he booked or not?

The club match report says he was booked

[Redordead]

Originally Posted by pagl

The club match report says he was booked

https://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/news/re...ge-0-1-wrexham

Pearson 49th min dissent

[El Jonez]

Originally Posted by pagl

The club match report says he was booked

"With an overlapping man in the box, Dunn came to the rescue saving Whitley’s shot from 10-yards, although a flag was up on the far side for an offside.

In the aftermath of that incident, Pearson was booked for a comment he made to the match official – which will trigger a one-match ban, meaning he misses the Fylde match on Tuesday"

[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by Junior Shabadoo

If it requires a tin hat then it shows why some people on here deserved Gary Mills.
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Have you forgotten the Fylde match reaction post ? I for one am perfectly happy to give him a run but it seems many others are not.

[Willywill]

Back to the original theme of this post - should we fine players for dissent? Emotive topic, because in the cold light of the day, professional players should play to the whistle and never question the officials. It's never a successful ploy as refs rarely change their minds and players might get booked in the process. Is it that a large percentage of players are not Einstein, and that they cannot 'shut it' in the event of controversy? Mind you, how many manager rant and rave at the fourth official? It's a total waste of time and no example to the players. Managers see it as 'expressing passion' but it's rather immature and silly. If the manager fines players for dissent, then to be fair, the club must fine managers if they get booked or sent to the stand. Is this a football culture thing, as I don't see much of it in Rugby Union.