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🚨 Ian Wright says Colwill’s 34th-minute challenge on Josh King was a red card on its own and questions why VAR didn’t intervene in Chelsea vs Fulham game: 🗣️ “I’m not interested in the fifth-minute booking. Throw that out. Look at the one on King. King’s running the channel. Colwill is late. He doesn’t win the ball. He doesn’t even try to win the ball. He steps across and puts the arm straight into the boy’s face. That’s a strike. That’s a defender using his forearm because he’s been beaten. You don’t need a previous yellow for that. That’s a red on its own. That’s the kind of challenge that used to empty benches. You cannot hit a player in the head and then stand there waiting for the referee to shrug. And this is the part that winds me up. Brooks doesn’t even give a free-kick. So now you’re asking VAR to do the job. That’s what the system is for. Potential red. Contact with the head. No attempt to play the ball. They’ve got every angle in the truck. They’ve got the freeze-frame. They’ve got the slow-mo. And they still sit on their hands. If that happens the other way, if that’s a Chelsea attacker getting an arm in the face and the defender stays on, the whole place explodes. But because it’s Colwill, suddenly it’s ‘just a coming together.’ No. It’s not. It’s a forearm to the face. It’s a sending-off. And the fact they let him stay on tells you exactly where the standard is tonight.”

Vfynn_'s tweet photo. 🚨 Ian Wright says Colwill’s 34th-minute challenge on Josh King was a red card on its own and questions why VAR didn’t intervene in Chelsea vs Fulham game:

🗣️ “I’m not interested in the fifth-minute booking. Throw that out. Look at the one on King.

King’s running the channel. Colwill is late. He doesn’t win the ball. He doesn’t even try to win the ball. He steps across and puts the arm straight into the boy’s face. That’s a strike. That’s a defender using his forearm because he’s been beaten.

You don’t need a previous yellow for that. That’s a red on its own. That’s the kind of challenge that used to empty benches. You cannot hit a player in the head and then stand there waiting for the referee to shrug.

And this is the part that winds me up. Brooks doesn’t even give a free-kick. So now you’re asking VAR to do the job. That’s what the system is for. Potential red. Contact with the head. No attempt to play the ball. They’ve got every angle in the truck. They’ve got the freeze-frame. They’ve got the slow-mo. And they still sit on their hands.

If that happens the other way, if that’s a Chelsea attacker getting an arm in the face and the defender stays on, the whole place explodes. But because it’s Colwill, suddenly it’s ‘just a coming together.’ No. It’s not. It’s a forearm to the face. It’s a sending-off. And the fact they let him stay on tells you exactly where the standard is tonight.”

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