媒體人一面倒指責阿特金森判罰錯誤 - 切爾西足球俱樂部 Chelsea Football Club

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阿蘭˙希勒：莫帥是對的，阿特金森表現糟糕

來源：每日郵報 2015-02-22 11:41:46


阿蘭˙希勒認為，莫里尼奧和切爾西隊會很難接受因為爭議判罰導致的平局。


在賽後採訪，藍軍主帥表示四個關鍵的事件改變了比賽：一個對伊凡諾維奇的犯
規，兩個禁區內的犯規，以及馬蒂奇的紅牌。


比賽的評論員希勒同意了莫里尼奧的觀點，並稱裁判馬丁˙阿特金森在這其中的
每一個判決都是錯誤的，而羅比˙薩維奇對此也表示支持。


當談到阿什利˙巴恩斯對伊凡諾維奇的犯規時，希勒說道：“我認為阿特金森今
天的表現很糟糕。巴恩斯和伊凡爭搶頭球，他把腳伸了出去，而他也非常幸運。你們
可以看到他的腳踢在了伊凡的腿上，這應該是一張黃牌。”


前萊切斯特中場薩維奇補充道：“這確實是一張黃牌，雖然伊凡的反應糟糕，但
我承認黃牌是毫無爭議的。”


第二個事件-切爾西的點球沒有吹-也遭到了希勒和薩維奇的批判。


希勒說：“這是一個明顯的手球，凱特利成功阻擋了伊凡的射門。當時裁判的視
野很好，他離事發地點只有10碼遠。凱特利轉過身，並伸出了手臂，很明顯這應該判
一個點球。”


而薩維奇對此表示：“他讓自己變得更“大”了，他的手臂在一個很不自然的位
置。這確實是點球。”


而在這10分鐘後，科斯塔在禁區內被賈森˙沙克爾放倒又一次引起了爭議。希勒
認為沙克爾推了科斯塔：“這是一個推人動作，你看看科斯塔的反應就會知道他是怎
麼想的。我同意何塞（莫里尼奧）的觀點，這應該是個點球。”


薩維奇補充：“阿特金森又一次處在了很好的位置，但他又一次沒有表示。”


而最具爭議的事件發生在比賽下半場。巴恩斯的危險動作激怒了馬蒂奇，藍軍中
場情緒失控推倒了伯恩利人並被紅牌罰下。巴恩斯逃過了懲罰，而馬蒂奇卻因為禁賽
將無緣下週日的聯賽盃決賽。


希勒和薩維奇又一次站在了莫里尼奧的一邊，他們認為儘管塞爾維亞人的紅牌也
是合理的。


希勒對此表示：“這真的是一個糟糕的犯規。這太危險了，我理解馬蒂奇的反應
雖然他那麼做不正確，但是我很理解，因為他很可能會此斷腿。馬蒂奇將會錯過聯賽
盃決賽，這對他和切爾西都是災難。而巴恩斯甚至連一張黃牌都沒有領到。”


薩維奇：“阿什利˙巴恩斯上半場就應該吃牌，這個犯規應該是紅牌。馬蒂奇很
幸運，他沒有因此休戰六、七個月。莫里尼奧今天是正確的，他們很艱難。”


(編輯：徐舸)


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Match of the Day: Referee 'had a terrible game' - Sat, 21 Feb 2015

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2963490/

Jose Mourinho was right about all four incidents in Chelsea's draw with
Burnley... Martin Atkinson had a terrible game, admits Match of the Day
pundit Alan Shearer

By Joe Strange - Published: 00:57 GMT, 22 February 2015

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outrage-over-matic-red-card.html

Outrage over Matic red card

Sun, 22 Feb 2015


Plenty of journalists and pundits have supported Nemanja Matic's reaction
to the terrible tackle he suffered in yesterday's game.


The midfielder was sent off for retaliating to Ashley Barnes's potentially
leg-breaking challenge but people in the media, including experienced
former international players, explained why the wrong person was punished
yesterday.


Ex-England defender Gary Neville wrote on Twitter: 'Matic completely
entitled to react and not a red in context of what happened to him.'


Speaking on BBC Radio, former England winger Chris Waddle said: 'It was a
terrible challenge. It is the worst challenge in football, anybody who
goes over the top, and it was high, it was a leg-breaker. Matic's reaction
was basically every player's.


'People who have never been booked like Gary Lineker would have retaliated
to that because it was a shocking challenge.


'It [Matic's] was a quick reaction and I am not saying Ashley Barnes
deliberately did it but it was a shocking challenge. People should analyse
and say he [Matic] didn't count to 10, he got to two possibly and he has
reacted and those are the rules, but sometimes you should look at the
rules and say that any player in the world would have done what he has
done. I don't think he deserved that red card.'


Former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson said: 'The referee gets it all
wrong. You have to use common sense, as Barnes could have broken Matic's
leg and so the natural reaction is he's going to get up and push him. And
the referee did not even book Barnes, while he did caution Ivanovic for
arguing.


'Surely the referee should not have seen it? But if he does, he has to
send him off though. He had a terrible game, with two stonewall penalties
missed as well.


'For me, I am not sure what you are meant to do and I think everyone in
the world of football would have that sort of reaction, as you are going
to be frustrated.'


David Walsh of the Sunday Times wrote: 'Barnes's outstretched right leg
caught the Chelsea player high up on the right shin with his studs. It was
the kind of tackle that nowadays draws a red card. The sending off changed
the game.'


Matt Hughes of the Sunday Times wrote: 'Barnes' escape offended the
principles of natural justice, particularly given subsequent events.'


Darren Lewis, of the Daily Mirror, wrote on Twitter: 'Push from Matic is a
reaction to almost having his leg broken. Instead of dismissing him the
referee should have been protecting him. Tackle was shocking. I'd like to
see the footballer who doesn't react that angrily to almost having his leg
broken.’


TalkSport reporter Ian Abrahams took to Twitter to say: 'I think Jose
Mourinho and Chelsea have every right to feel they are having more than
their fair share of bad luck.'

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