@paul_tomkins Leicester

Who says how much contact is needed to trip someone? And if defender denies chance with 'slight' foul, how is that fair?

11:27AM Sun, April 22 2012

@RupertDell Sheffield

was it any different to young's incidents i guess?

11:28AM Sun, April 22 2012

@DazzaC1976

blimey, your starting to sound like Fergie!

11:28AM Sun, April 22 2012

@STUMI5

but to be fair to refs some players do exaggerate contact, including lfc players

11:28AM Sun, April 22 2012

@TomBeynon Biggleswade, Beds, UK

Theres no such thing as a 'slight' foul, it's either a foul or not!

11:28AM Sun, April 22 2012

@happy_red Preston, England

Fergie's FA cronies decide.

11:29AM Sun, April 22 2012

@JimTB1989

common sense required. difficult to quantify contact.

11:31AM Sun, April 22 2012

@conor_sharkey Dublin

it's nothing to do with contact. It's to do with tripping. Intentional or otherwise.

11:32AM Sun, April 22 2012

@ImKhan70 South Wales Hood

But why do some players get benefit more than others, e.g. Young over Suarez? Is Refs Assoc susceptible to media influence?

11:32AM Sun, April 22 2012

@Roy_Allen Hong Kong

If it actually denies the chance, it's a foul. If it doesn't, it isn't.

11:32AM Sun, April 22 2012

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Who says how much contact is needed to trip someone? And if defender denies chance with 'slight' foul, how is that fair?

was it any different to young's incidents i guess?

blimey, your starting to sound like Fergie!

but to be fair to refs some players do exaggerate contact, including lfc players

Theres no such thing as a 'slight' foul, it's either a foul or not!

Fergie's FA cronies decide.

common sense required. difficult to quantify contact.

it's nothing to do with contact. It's to do with tripping. Intentional or otherwise.

But why do some players get benefit more than others, e.g. Young over Suarez? Is Refs Assoc susceptible to media influence?

If it actually denies the chance, it's a foul. If it doesn't, it isn't.

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

Who says how much contact is needed to trip someone? And if defender denies chance with 'slight' foul, how is that fair?

was it any different to young's incidents i guess?

blimey, your starting to sound like Fergie!

but to be fair to refs some players do exaggerate contact, including lfc players

Theres no such thing as a 'slight' foul, it's either a foul or not!

Fergie's FA cronies decide.

common sense required. difficult to quantify contact.

it's nothing to do with contact. It's to do with tripping. Intentional or otherwise.

But why do some players get benefit more than others, e.g. Young over Suarez? Is Refs Assoc susceptible to media influence?

If it actually denies the chance, it's a foul. If it doesn't, it isn't.

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