Mark Halsey
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Former FIFA Premier League referee,cancer survivor,ambassador for SPF, amazing wife Michelle daughter Lucy sons Michael & Jason massive @QPR Fan
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1 month ago |
thesun.co.uk | Mark Halsey
SOMETHING is not right with our officials at the moment. Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts’ first-half challenge on Jean-Philippe Mateta was a clear red card for serious foul play. The Crystal Palace striker was kicked in the head and it was an obvious instance of endangering a player’s safety with excessive force and/or brutality. Yet, referee Michael Oliver did not even show a yellow card. We had to wait for VAR to intervene and recommend a review.
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2 months ago |
thesun.co.uk | Mark Halsey
FORMER Premier League whistler Mark Halsey has branded VAR "embarrassing" following Everton's 2-2 draw with Manchester United. The Toffees were denied a last-gasp penalty after a controversial VAR intervention on Saturday afternoon. Ashley Young went down in the box following a shirt pull from Matthijs De Ligt, with referee Andy Madley initially pointing to the spot. VAR Matt Donohue recommended Madley review his decision - before the WRONG footage was shown on the pitchside monitor.
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2 months ago |
thescottishsun.co.uk | Mark Halsey |Karren Brady
FOOTBALL life without VAR is bearable. More than that - by all the evidence from the FA Cup so far, it is a reasonable proposition. One incident in particular provides support for this view. It occurred when Birmingham goalkeeper Bailey Peacock- Farrell beat away a shot from Newcastle’s Joe Willock on or beyond the goal-line.
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2 months ago |
sportnow.co.za | Mark Halsey
Life in FOOTBALL without VAR is certainly manageable. Moreover, based on the evidence from the FA Cup to date, it’s quite a reasonable assertion. One specific event illustrates this perspective clearly. It happened when Birmingham goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell deflected a shot from Newcastle’s Joe Willock just on or beyond the goal-line.
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2 months ago |
gossip-addict.com | Mark Halsey
By Mark Halsey VAR Darren England should have recommended a review as soon as referee Michael Oliver showed Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly a straight red card for his challenge on Wolves' Matt Doherty. An official must decide whether the challenge was careless or reckless—a careless challenge results in only a free kick, a reckless challenge warrants a yellow card—or worthy of a red card.
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