I think red card punishments are too harsh and Pope's is a prime example...
Not only does he get punished in the Liverpool game itself, effectively ending our chances of a comeback,
but he also misses a cup final, Man City and Wolves games. All for a handball!
3 games out for Bruno G and Casimero were harsh too. Especially Casimero's.
I'm not a fan of cumulative yellow cards ending in suspensions either.
I think the suspensions system needs looking at.
What do you reckon? Room for improvement? Any ideas?
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20-02-2023, 10:46 PM #1
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