ManU players are trained to be attention-seeking and talk constantly to referees as this feeds their ego none more than Mike Dean who loves his celebrity role.

Its hard luck on the paying public who won't be seeing much football but who cares about them.

Pundits go on about what Rooney's best position is, but clearly it's wherever the referee is.

I understand that referees have the option of letting play continue and then bringing the game back to a noted infringement (when giving advantage has not given a fair result). Will I ever see the "result" at such a pause of two Man u players receiving red cards, Rooney being given a yellow for trying to be the referee and Mourinho being sent to the stands?

In the interests of fairness, yes the refereeing decisions made at the Palace Man Utd game were terrible, so much so, that both sides can feel extremely hard done by. He's right, there were any number of poor calls, that both sides can say changed the outcome of the game.

And, yes, those challenges should be red cards, even if referees have a tendency to see them as yellows. Rojo should have been sent off, and I think probably Feghouli should have gone as well - The problem is that the critics and pundits, will tend to call an issue a red one week, when its not given, and then call it harsh, the following week when it is given.

Its almost as if they're paid to talk about issues in the game, rather than the rules and regulations (which clearly many of them don't even remotely seem to understand).

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They have appealed.

Palace 13th 2017/18.

Yes just been informed about this but thank you all the same.

Interested in the outcome given that referees were advised that a player who leaves the ground in such circumstances is not in control of his actions.

Admittedly the tackle wasn't high but both feet were off the ground prior to the contact.I wait the outcome with baited breath.