He didn't really give any reasoning, just said he thought it was fine... but funnily enough, also says he asked PRO (the organization in charge of managing the referees) and they said it was a foul and that Toledo should have called it. So there you go.Originally Posted by habstfc
He said Davis put his foot between the ball and Morrows foot making it a good non call but didn't mention this caused Morrow to trip.
"He put his foot between the ball and Morrow's foot" Ah ha ha that Instant Replay guy is funny. Normally that's called a trip. (In this case it was actually more of stomp.)
Dunseth has always been flakey. Now he just sounds controversial for the sake of being so.
Don't care.
Only him and Toledo and a very few die hard SKC people think it wasn't a foul.
Last edited by OgtheDim; 03-22-2016 at 06:14 PM.
I agree he seems to just be a mouth piece for the league and the refs. Borg would call a foul if he thought it was. Seems like the league is trying to reduce the backlash on refs for bad calls.
You have to laugh at how the league reviews its own garbage reffing on its website every week. To make matters worse they have it done by guys who aren't even qualified officials.
It's just comically bad. And Simon Borg wasn't any better IMO.
Still recovering, after the gut-punch that losing doles out.
There were a lot of positives to take out of this one, despite being hard done by for the second week running (clear stomp on Morrow).
Four points, from the first three games on the road, isn't a bad return, all things considered. It's tough, but such is life in MLS.
Going to be a hard couple weeks off, but hopefully it helps the lads let go of any conspiracy theories possibly beginning to form (distractions), and they come back refreshed.
Pray for Jozy, in this next USMNT camp.
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