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smiffysarmy · 2nd January 2018, 10.50:42

Keastes speaks about the incident here -

Wrexham 3-3 Barrow - BBC Sport

mitchelltown · 2nd January 2018, 11.07:32

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Originally Posted by Ddraigoch

You obviously saw him walking out of the tunnel with the ref before the start of the 2nd half. It was all good natured and thumbs up.

Have you ever noticed where DK and Andy Davies stand? DK on the extreme left of the technical area i.e. furthest away from the opposition and the 4th official, so he can hardly be accused of being in the 4th official's ear! He leaves that to Andy Davies.

What has me seeing him walking out of the tunnel with the ref got to do with my post? Where he stands is up to him. The incident happened. end of.

Alan Attack · 2nd January 2018, 11.21:42

If Keates was meek and mellow he’d be roundly abused on here.

We just have to accept that other teams will score goals. Who’s to say if there wasn’t a melee, Barrow wouldn’t have scored.

Ooh aah Paskin · 2nd January 2018, 12.26:59

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Originally Posted by Alan Attack

If Keates was meek and mellow he’d be roundly abused on here.

We just have to accept that other teams will score goals. Who’s to say if there wasn’t a melee, Barrow wouldn’t have scored.

Far too sensible.
Keates will likely get a ban and a fine to pay and maybe he will learn from it but I'd rather he showed passion than not.

Besides sitting in the stands never really did Flynn any harm, better view from higher up.

benwilliams · 2nd January 2018, 12.44:08

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Originally Posted by Alan Attack

If Keates was meek and mellow he’d be roundly abused on here.

We just have to accept that other teams will score goals. Who’s to say if there wasn’t a melee, Barrow wouldn’t have scored.

Agree with this and I'd be inclined to blame the players for switching off more than Keates. Would they still have conceded if the game had been stopped for an injury? 30 seconds of concentration isn't much to ask.

Ooh aah Paskin · 2nd January 2018, 12.46:40

The players shouldn't have lost concentration whilst that was going on. They would have no reason to get involved.

There are supposedly professional players, if they can't keep focus for a couple of minutes during a situation that really has no bearing on them, then I despair.

Instead it seemed to rattle them and spur Barrow on.
Ultimately though, Dunn should have caught the ball rather than punch. It was a good strike though, but who was supposed to be picking him up?

John Neals Dynasty · 2nd January 2018, 13.43:05

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Originally Posted by Ddraigoch

I would if you could spell ha ha

I can spell are you Dyslexic?
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Ddraigoch · 2nd January 2018, 13.44:09

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Originally Posted by mitchelltown

What has me seeing him walking out of the tunnel with the ref got to do with my post? Where he stands is up to him. The incident happened. end of.

Did you not say 'Whilst he is forever in the ear of the fourth official',

The evidence for the defence m'lord

Alan Attack · 2nd January 2018, 13.47:07

We always look to blame someone when a goal goes in. When their second was scored, a chap in front of me applauded a good goal before blaming Jennings for something that happened 50 yards up the pitch.

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smiffysarmy Moderator (info 1 & 2) Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Rob Twitter: @	Re: Keates sent off again Keastes speaks about the incident here - Wrexham 3-3 Barrow - BBC Sport

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Alan Attack Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Feb 2005 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road End Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Keates sent off again If Keates was meek and mellow he’d be roundly abused on here. We just have to accept that other teams will score goals. Who’s to say if there wasn’t a melee, Barrow wouldn’t have scored.

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Ooh aah Paskin retired & running a pub Joined: Aug 2011 Racecourse Spot: MRS, ex-kopite Real Name: ? Twitter: @	Re: Keates sent off again The players shouldn't have lost concentration whilst that was going on. They would have no reason to get involved. There are supposedly professional players, if they can't keep focus for a couple of minutes during a situation that really has no bearing on them, then I despair. Instead it seemed to rattle them and spur Barrow on. Ultimately though, Dunn should have caught the ball rather than punch. It was a good strike though, but who was supposed to be picking him up?

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Alan Attack Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Feb 2005 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road End Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Keates sent off again We always look to blame someone when a goal goes in. When their second was scored, a chap in front of me applauded a good goal before blaming Jennings for something that happened 50 yards up the pitch.