[英超]於倫敦打比中趕錯傑比斯出場的球證馬連拿，不用停賽之餘更獲派執法週未修咸頓對紐卡素的賽事 [復制鏈接]

Referee Andre Marriner apology for Kieran Gibbs red card error



Referee Andre Marriner has apologised for sending off Arsenal defender Kieran Gibbs by mistake during the Gunners' 6-0 defeat by league leaders Chelsea.
A penalty was awarded after Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain tipped Eden Hazard's shot around a post with his hand but Gibbs was shown the red card.
Oxlade-Chamberlain seemed to tell Marriner that he was the culprit but the original decision stood.
A statement read that Marriner was "disappointed" to have made the error.



Left-back Gibbs seemed confused at receiving the red card, protesting his innocence, along with his team-mates, before leaving the field.
Hazard's shot was heading inches wide of goal before Oxlade-Chamberlain dived to his left to divert the ball with his fingertips.
Following his side's 6-0 loss, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said: "I believe it was handball but the referee hasn't seen it.
"The ball went out and I think it's Chamberlain who touched the ball.
I don't know who gave indication to the referee that it was handball but he has certainly not seen it."
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, added: "There were lots of people in the box. Eden made a shot and you can clearly see a player dive like a goalkeeper touching
the ball with his hand. From the bench you could not see what player it was. Someone said Arteta, it was Chamberlain, but the referee sent off Gibbs.
"It is the kind of situation where if you have a TV, the fourth official could see it was not Gibbs. Unfortunately the wrong boy came off."
Marriner appeared to consult one of his assistants before awarding the penalty.
But BBC Radio 5 Live reporter John Southall, at Stamford Bridge, said Marriner has reportedly admitted it was his own mistake.
He said: "One of our colleagues from television has been in at half-time and spoken to referee Andre Marriner,
and he has admitted that he made a mistake and sent the wrong player off - Gibbs instead of Oxlade-Chamberlain.
"Originally we thought the linesman may have guided him and told him that it was Gibbs,
but Marriner has cleared it up - he says it was his mistake, he got the wrong player and sent him off."



Former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin told BBC Radio 5 Live: "I feel quite sorry for the referee, who didn't see it. But Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was telling him it was him.
"Use a bit of common sense, surely? They were right to send someone off, it was right to give a penalty, but they just got the wrong man."
The Football Association tweeted  clubs "can appeal mistaken identity, although the FA can pro-actively review also".
In November, Preston had the wrong man sent off against Port Vale in League One.
Striker Joe Garner was suspended retrospectively for three games despite midfielder Neil Kilkenny being shown the red card during the match.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/26699009

超級大白痴

怎會看錯？！阿仙奴中場阿歷士張伯倫在16分鐘，伸出「上帝之手」力阻皮球，結果引發一輪混亂後，球證馬連拿聽了旁證的意見後，舉出紅牌直指基比斯出場，阿歷士張伯倫即時上前，直指自己才是「真兇」，但球證怎可能「點錯相」。

今次「點錯相」，就連BBC也指出馬連拿出錯，難道二人真的太似樣？！身高？！基比斯身高1米78，張伯倫身高1米80；
膚色？二人確實有著相似的膚色；髮型？二人也剪了相似髮型，難道這樣就會出事？！

只是二人的球衣號碼及面型也不同，球證怎可能會認錯？據英國傳媒報道，原來「點錯相，趕錯人」早有先例，去年11月的英甲賽事，
普雷斯頓鬥維爾港，普雷斯頓的基爾堅尼也曾試被「點錯相」趕出場。

KeL:超級大白痴[表情] [表情] [表情]  (2014-03-23 02:13) 

羅力亞:[圖片]
[表情] (2014-03-23 02:14) 

你話rafael同fabio就話姐

KeL:你話rafael同fabio就話姐[表情] (2014-03-23 02:15)

除左髮型似，基本上冇可能認錯

就算認唔到樣，背脊都大大個number同名啦

球證少睇波……

慘敗都笑騎騎, 依班人冇得救

我以為睇緊港甲

其實幾似樣

大佬呀!張相舊架
咪插開就順勢話慘敗都笑騎騎啦

想知fa點搞
會唔會停返張伯倫?

eto:想知fa點搞
會唔會停返張伯倫? (2014-03-23 23:53)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2587234/Arsenal-prepare-double-appeal-bid-Alex-Oxlade-Chamberlain-Kieran-Gibbs-available-against-Swansea.html

Arsenal prepare double appeal in bid to have Oxlade-Chamberlain and Gibbs available against Swansea

Arsenal will appeal to the Football Association on two counts in an attempt to have both Kieran Gibbs and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain available to play against Swansea on Tuesday.

The Gibbs appeal should be a formality and he will be cleared to play after being sent off in a case of mistaken identity by referee Andre Marriner during Saturday’s 6-0 thrashing at Chelsea.

Oxlade-Chamberlain, who handled Eden Hazard’s shot to concede the penalty for Chelsea’s third, will then inherit the red card and one-match ban, but Arsenal will appeal this on the grounds that it was not a clear goalscoring opportunity because Hazard’s shot was not on target.

This may be more difficult to prove but the London club will lodge their appeals tomorrow and the cases will be heard by an independent commission on Tuesday with the outcome expected before Arsene Wenger selects his team to play Swansea at the Emirates Stadium.

Wenger plans to name both players in his squad for the game against Swansea in the hope the commission rules in his favour.