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LINESMAN Gutted after Shift for the Lodge
Celtic's stunning last-gasp winner yesterday. Sead Haksabanovic, opens up on Celtic doing it without Callum McGregor.
NPFL Linesman attacked | Kano Pillars vs Dakkada
The rescheduled NPFL match between Kano Pillars and Dakkada ended with controversy as a linesman was attacked during the ...
Armenia player branded "disgrace" for throwing bottle at linesman and getting away with it
Armenia were two goals down when Scott McKenna appeared to have scored a third goal for Scotland, with the referee ignoring ...
Jim Goodwin Slams Referee's "Baffling" Decisions | Aberdeen 0-0 St Mirren
Aberdeen manager Jim Goodwin points the finger at referee Don Robertson after his side's goalless draw with St. Mirren. "I thought we played okay today in spells. We had the ball in the net from the corner. It should have stood. How the referee can come to that conclusion is beyond me." Goodwin continued: "And then there's the penalty incident. Now if the referee, the linesman on the other side had overruled the referee for a push in the back I could maybe have accepted that. But he said that it had hit off of Scott Hanter's head as opposed to his arm which is just baffling. We should be a couple of goals up." "Unfortunately the referee had made a lot of big mistakes". The Dons wrapped up a disappointing campaign with a 10th placed finish in the Scottish Premiership. #aberdeenfc #spfl #football
AFC Bournemouth 1-0 Nottingham Forest: The 1865 Match Report
The automatic promotion dream came to an end as Bournemouth's second half performance saw them take the points with a late goal from Kieffer Moore, who always scores against Forest. The Reds had some cause to be aggrieved after the linesman's flag wrongly denied them a certain penalty, and Steve Cooper was not impressed when the officials apologised to him afterwards. Steven Toplis and Baz review the match and the Reds' performance. In truth, the best team won on the night and you cannot argue that Bournemouth don't deserve it over 46 games - congratulations to them. We also send our very best wishes to Steve Cook and his family, after the awful news of Cookie Sr's cardiac arrest just before the game. Get well soon. Subscribe to 1865 via your podcast provider, and please leave a review, as it helps other Forest supporters find our content: Apple - Spotify - YouTube - Google. Join us on social media: linktr.ee/nottm_forest. 1865: The Nottingham Forest Podcast is part of the Sports Social Network, and proud to partner with FanHub and The Terrace. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Episode link: https://linktr.ee/nottm_forest (video made with https://www.headliner.app)
Ryan Hartman fined for knocking down Edmonton Oilers Evan de Kane
#RyanHartman #finedflipping #EdmontonOilers #EvanderKane Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman was fined $4,250 for unsportsmanlike conduct after he knocked down Edmonton Oilers wing Evan de Kane in Tuesday's 5-1 win over the Oilers. When the two were escorted off the ice by officers after an argument, Hartman turned Kane away. The 27-year-old, whose contract expires in 2023-24 and is capped at $1.7 million, said after the game that any fines for the conduct were "worth it." Ryan Hartman of Minnesota was fined $4,250, the maximum amount allowed by the CBA, for unsportsmanlike conduct during last night's game against Edmonton. - NHL Player Safety April 13, 2022 Both Kane and Hartman were given 10 minutes of misconduct, and in addition to the rough minor, Kane was given an additional cross-check of the minor with less than 10 minutes remaining on Tuesday. The incident started with Kane checking on Kirill Kapritsov after his encounter with off-ball Keller Yamamoto at the wild blue line. Several Wild members pounced on Kane, who exchanged jabs with the players in the scrum. Hartman jumps on Kane when he gets engaged to Matszucarello. The pair then attempted to throw punches before being restrained by the linesman before being separated. "He shot Kirill from the back in a very vulnerable spot," Hartman said of Kane. "It turns out we had five people there. They had no one there to help him." After the police had already intervened, Kane had his own reaction to the Hartman intervention. "All five guys used it, they couldn't trip me up," Kane said. "With that said, I definitely want to get out of that shackles. "These little guys, they want to play hard, but they wait for the linesman to come in. The Wilds and Oilers won't meet again this season, and as of this writing, they may not meet again until the Western Conference finals.
Wild's Ryan Hartman fined $4.25,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct against Oilers
Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman has been fined $4,250 for unsportsmanlike conduct during Tuesday's game against the Edmonton Oilers, NHL player safety said. #Wilds #RyanHartman #fined #425Kunsportsmanlike Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman was fined $4,250 for unsportsmanlike conduct during Tuesday's game against the Edmonton Oilers, NHL player safety said Wednesday. The incident happened midway through the third quarter, when Hartman attacked as Oilers forward Evan de Kane chased wild superstar Kirill Kaprizov, who got into a scuffle with Edmonton's Kyler Yamamoto. . Cain checks on Kapritsov in defense of Yamamoto, and several members of the Wilderness follow him, causing a brawl. Hartman tried to pull Kane out of the crowd and started the fight, but the linesman did not allow both players to take off their gloves. As they parted, Hartman gave Kane his middle finger and the linesman escorted both players off the ice. "It turned out that we had five people there. None of them there could help him," Hartman told reporters of the incident. "I don't think any of them will defend him." Hartman also said it would be "worth it" if the NHL decided to punish him for his stance on Kane. When asked about the scrum, Kane said he wished he had the ability to handle the challenge of wild players. "All five guys used it, they couldn't trip me," Kane explained. "I definitely want to go, so to speak." Asked if Hartman planned to fight him and then give him his middle finger, Kane smiled and ignored it, saying that Hartman would become more willing to fight once the linesman stepped in. "Yeah, these little boys, they want to play hard," he said. "They're waiting for the linesman to come." Both Kane and Hartman were penalized for game misconduct for the game.
Evan De Kane, Ryan Hartman, Edmonton Oilers, Minnesota Wild
#EvanderKane #RyanHartman #EdmontonOilers #MinnesotaWild Edmonton Oilers winger Evan De Kane and Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman continued to argue in postgame comments after they were ruled out in Tuesday's 5-1 win over the Oilers. Both Kane and Hartman were given 10 minutes of misconduct, and in addition to the rough minor, Kane was given an additional cross-check of the minor with less than 10 minutes remaining on Tuesday. The incident started with Kane checking on Kirill Kapritsov after he fought off-ball Keller Yamamoto at the wild blue line. Several Wild members pounced on Kane, who exchanged jabs with the players in the scrum. Hartman jumps on Kane when he gets engaged to Matszucarello. The pair then attempted to throw punches while being restrained by the linesman before being separated. "He shot Kirill from the back in a very vulnerable spot," Hartman said of Kane. "It turns out we had five people there. They had no one there to help him." As the two were escorted off the ice, Hartman turned Kane away. The striker said after the game that any resulting fine was "worth it". Ryan Hartman on Evan der Kane and protecting Kirill Kapritsov: "It turns out we had five guys out there. None of them were there to help him. I don't think any of them would defend him ." Hartman says if he gets fined for his posture, it will be 'worth it' - Michael Russo, April 13, 2022 After the police had already intervened, Kane had his own reaction to the Hartman intervention. "All five guys used it, they couldn't trip me up," Kane said. "With that said, I definitely want to get out of this shackles. "These little guys, they want to play hard, but they wait for the linesman to come in. The Wilds and Oilers won't meet again this season, and at the time of writing, they may not meet again until the Western Conference finals.