Truro game

For me there is too much randomness in the dishing out of cards to be able to read much into it.
Morever the bald statistic of a yellow or red doesn't tell you what it is for. It could be spitting at a player or waving an imaginary card or falling over too easily in the box.
Sometimes a tackle that puts a player out of action isn't even punished.

comrade powell wrote:

Colin Voutt wrote:

comrade powell wrote:Out of interest, Colin, why is the listing of yellow cards an important part of a match report? I suppose if several are shown to one team it may suggest poor discipline on their part or to both a rather fussy ref, but it’s not a statistic which is paramount to me.

It can show effort AND how far a team is willing to go to win.

But do the best teams pick up the most yellow cards?

Not according to this for the Premier League…

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/premier-league/fairnesstabelle/wettbewerb/GB1

And definitely not if you look at the NLS table!

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/national-league-south/fairnesstabelle/wettbewerb/NLS6

That's a lot of refs being conned by Braintree!

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But do the best teams pick up the most yellow cards?

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No! Good teams to not have to result heavy tactics.

Best teams as in those in high positions in table!
Manchester City are the best team in England - they are also masters at conning officials (apologies to Yuffie!)

In the next development Truro v Taunton on Saturday at....Gloucester !

Someone mention snow!!