The article discusses the evolving nature of officiating in football, particularly concerning cards and disciplinary measures issued to players and managers after matches. Highlighting incidents like Patrice Evra's pre-game ban and Jean Fernandes's obscene gestures, it explores the implications of these actions. Additionally, it recalls a remarkable case from 1969 where a referee retrospectively booked players for dissent. These examples underline a shift towards stricter enforcement of discipline in football, raising questions about refereeing standards and player behavior.
The 2017-18 Europa League match saw Patrice Evra banned after kicking a fan before kickoff, leading to a swift contract termination with Marseille.
Jean Fernandes of Cerro Porteno was sent off for obscene gestures to fans before the Supercopa Paraguay, highlighting pre-match disciplinary actions.
In 1969, the referee retrospectively booked players from both teams after a match, creating a legendary record for dissent in football history.
Addressing refereeing issues, Jason Janduy emphasizes the modern trend of post-whistle bookings, reflecting a shift in officiating standards and discipline.
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