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Just now, YouRams said:

More violence in some challenges than that, cropped him up hardly booted him.

Its because its relative to what he was trying to do. He wasn't trying to get the ball, or even a tactical foul -- he was just mad and decided to kick him.

1 minute ago, YouRams said:

Yellow at most, stupid yes, hardly dangerous though.

It's "violent conduct" and so is a red dangerous or not.

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Violent conduct is when a player uses or attempts to use excessive force or brutality against an opponent when not challenging for the ball, or against a team-mate, team official, match official, spectator or any other person, regardless of whether contact is made.

Unfortunately it doesn't matter how pathetic it looked its a correct red card for kicking out clear as day.

Seems to be resolved now

Yep, its repeating

I despise this system. I was a home season ticket holder for ~12years till I moved away for work, now watch every game on RamsTV, go to home games when I can but then can't go to the away game at Charlton down the road. Yes there's fans who do more, but devising a system which then excludes everyone else to the point you're robbed of what little chances you have is a bit insane isnt it.

I’m assuming any agreement could be short term initially (unless there’s some rules about it needing to be for a season?). It sends a signal to Mel that we’re willing to leave him with an unsellable asset, which could cause a change of heart in the medium term. If not, a longer term deal could be done at the same place or somewhere else. 
 

With that in mind Burton might be an option. 

32 minutes ago, DCFC1388 said:

I know, and in this article he says an exclusivity decision expected later this month

Fair i missed that.

32 minutes ago, DCFC1388 said:

I guess this is where see who is most reliable as all the below usual suspects have tonight provided 3 different scenario's/timescales - 

John Percy - says exclusivity decision expected later this month

Alan Nixon - says a sale cannot be done until Wycombe & Middlesbrough are sorted

Sky Sports News - say Ashley could be named as preferred bidder within 48 hours

Percy is the author of this article https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2022/01/07/mike-ashley-considering-takeover-bid-Derby-county/

When things go wrong in a company, the best organisations avoid blame culture at all cost and look at things objectively. Too many people think its normal to associate events with attacks on character.

Anyone else having issues viewing the game tonight?

Yep looks like its gone down.

Happy to see they actively worked this out rather than just waiting until next game. Quality is a bit cack though -- for a paid streaming service you'd expect 1080p.

Well, looks to be corrected in time...to see that load of s****.

Seems to be suddenly better last few mins...

Stream god awful. Audio skipping and buffering constantly and regular 404 errors mid stream.

They are using a CDN to serve the content so the problem is not related to too many people/bandwidth -- its corrupted MPEG stream coming from their equipment. (used to work in video).