Moving tribute

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GF...It's the fact he thought enough to NOT card him.
By the laws he was supposed to do so, so fair play to the ref.

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I know it's the law but no ref in the land would have (I hope).

True, reckon if the ref had booked him we'd be reading a completely different story on this link.

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true dat Galv

Good finish, btw.

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What can you say in this time of some shlte footballers stories..

This man comes along and proves there's real people playing our game

Well done Billy your the man

Best wishes to you and Jade

Setting an example to footballers everywhere

A note on the ref's angle on this, the letter of the law is one thing, but they are also given carte blanche to interpret those rules with an element of common sense.

An example would be the 15y.o who came on for Wycombe at the weekend, scored a worldy in his first pro game, and got booked for running over to his mum for a .

Yes the letter of the law says it's a yellow, but the ref should have had a bit of sense of the occasion and let him off with a warning