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I do not have any details but I would consider this a nice win for Scott... and NKY.

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Great win for Scott. Ballard is a legitimate top 5 team.

I do not have any details but I would consider this a nice win for Scott... and NKY.

 

Completely agree. Scott played their game and this should be the way they play every game from now on. Great way to represent soccer in NKY.

Very nice W for Scott, where was this played?

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I heard when this match ended Scott only had 10 people on the pitch... any truth to this?

I heard when this match ended Scott only had 10 people on the pitch... any truth to this?

Treadway reviewed a yellow 11 minutes in the game for shooting the ball after the ref blew his whistle. ( claims he did not hear the whistle ) then 22 minutes into the game recieved a second yellow for his first foul of the game which was a 50/50 challenge with the keeper. It was not a harsh challenge, no one was complaining or injured and this was Treadways first foul. Still given a red card. For about 60 minutes the eagles were playing with only 10 men. 1st goal was scored by Treadway about 13 minutes in. Second goal came off a through ball from Morgan to Snchieder about 35 mins in the 1st half. Half time 2 to 0. Not sure exactly when the Ballard goal came but in the last 4 minutes of play Morgan and Schnieder were yet again able to link up for the match ending goal. Great weekend for Scott and NKY soccer.

Sounds as if Morgan and Schneider was all the offense that the eagles needed.......when T received his first yellow, right or wrong ......does the coach even think of holding him back to protect him.......mostly from himself, but partially from the refs that, if I am reading into these correctly, may be targeting him........

Sounds as if Morgan and Schneider was all the offense that the eagles needed.......when T received his first yellow, right or wrong ......does the coach even think of holding him back to protect him.......mostly from himself, but partially from the refs that, if I am reading into these correctly, may be targeting him........

 

Was this played at home? If not I don't see how the refs could target a player they know nothing about. I agree that if it was the first foul and not severe it probably should have been a talking to. That being said. You are always at risk of a caution when challenging a keeper.

 

I feel that in itself is bull though. Keeper is the same as everyone else. We shouldn't give them special "protection".

Sounds as if Morgan and Schneider was all the offense that the eagles needed.......when T received his first yellow, right or wrong ......does the coach even think of holding him back to protect him.......mostly from himself, but partially from the refs that, if I am reading into these correctly, may be targeting him........

Like I mentioned the first yellow was in the first 11 minutes. I so know that the Scott coach wanted to win these two games really bad and try to make a statement. Sadly it does seem as if back in NKY Treadway is targeted, but we were way out of NKY so no one expected for the ref to take Treadway out of the game as quickly a he did. Since this was a showcase game Treadway only had to sit out the next game, which the eagles were still able to hold thier own against KCD which I do believe with Treadway in the game it would have had a big impact due to the fact that everyone was tired from the Ballard game.

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Like I mentioned the first yellow was in the first 11 minutes. I so know that the Scott coach wanted to win these two games really bad and try to make a statement. Sadly it does seem as if back in NKY Treadway is targeted, but we were way out of NKY so no one expected for the ref to take Treadway out of the game as quickly a he did. Since this was a showcase game Treadway only had to sit out the next game, which the eagles were still able to hold thier own against KCD which I do believe with Treadway in the game it would have had a big impact due to the fact that everyone was tired from the Ballard game.

 

I understand that he is possibly being targeted, I have seen it happen, IMO...it also falls under the whole perception theory. I also do not think it is correct to place the entire blame on the ref, not sure I see how you can say the ref took him out of the game, this statemant makes it sound like he did absolutely nothing to deserve either card.

I understand that he is possibly being targeted, I have seen it happen, IMO...it also falls under the whole perception theory. I also do not think it is correct to place the entire blame on the ref, not sure I see how you can say the ref took him out of the game, this statemant makes it sound like he did absolutely nothing to deserve either card.

Giving a player a yellow for taking a shot in a loud environment directly after the whistle when he states he didn't hear it was already a little bit harsh. But to give him a second yellow for his first foul? It was a challenge against the keeper and believe me if you didn't see it you probably have the wrong perception as it was not your typical goalie player collision. It was both players leaving the ground at the same time and T attemptimg to win the ball. The goalie caught the ball but Treadways head knockit it out of his hands. Yes a foul, but to give a player a second yellow for his first foul for something this weak after you already gave him a yellow for something rash, that's two yellows for his fist two offenses. I don't consider it wrong for me to feel as if the ref was trying to take him out of the game. Again I guess if you were not there to see it you wouldn't understand.

Giving a player a yellow for taking a shot in a loud environment directly after the whistle when he states he didn't hear it was already a little bit harsh. But to give him a second yellow for his first foul? It was a challenge against the keeper and believe me if you didn't see it you probably have the wrong perception as it was not your typical goalie player collision. It was both players leaving the ground at the same time and T attemptimg to win the ball. The goalie caught the ball but Treadways head knockit it out of his hands. Yes a foul, but to give a player a second yellow for his first foul for something this weak after you already gave him a yellow for something rash, that's two yellows for his fist two offenses. I don't consider it wrong for me to feel as if the ref was trying to take him out of the game. Again I guess if you were not there to see it you wouldn't understand.

It's a bit of a stretch to think that Treadway, or any other good player, is so important or well known in Kentucky, not just nky, that the refs are trying to take him out of the game. It's understandable that the refs know about constant red card recipients, but Treadway doesn't fall into that category. A foul is a foul, no matter who the player is.

Red card is two games in High school, doesn't matter if its a showcase. Might even be three games since it was his second within two weeks.

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