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Sign up to our free sports newsletter to get the latest headlines to your inbox. Stuart Dallas showing remarkable powers of recovery as photo proves Rachel Furness taking break from international football 'for foreseeable future' From Croke Park to Windsor Park, 10 GAA stars who have lit up the Irish LeagueĮx-Irish League teens in mix-up over West Ham United hat-trick honours.Maybe if it went to VAR it would be borderline red. 'The referee and linesman were both on the scene and gave him a yellow, but it happened so quickly. From our point of view Josh just mistimed it and caught him high. 'I think he mistimed his challenge.It does look straight-legged and high in the replay. Knowing Josh, he can be a bit of a villain character at tines, but he would never go in to intentionally hurt anyone. 'But in the heat of the moment, Conor skips past him and Josh lunges in. Meanwhile, Crusaders midfielder Philip Lowry admitted teammate Robinson's tackle 'didn't look great' when watched back on television, but he added: 'I've seen it back and it doesn't look great. Hopefully it isn't as bad as I first thought.' Northeast Ohios only 3rd generation window cleaning and power washing company. On the late challenge from Robinson, McMenamin said: 'I just got a cut on my ankle. The Northern Ireland winger's performance was capped by a second half penalty that gave Glentoran the lead. McMenamin claimed the man of the match award. Larne boss Tiernan Lynch threatens to 'do a Mourinho' over Gibson Cup question.Crusaders boss Stephen Baxter admits 'concern' over knee injury to key player Ben Kennedy.'He is in with the physio now but we will see how he is.'Īsked if he thought Robinson's challenge was a red, Millar said: 'Yeah, definitely. Read more: McMenamin savours 'feeling that never changes' after big win over CruesĬo-commentating on the BBC's coverage, Ballymena United manager David Jeffrey said if VAR was being used then Robinson would be taking an early shower.Īnd Glentoran assistant manager Millar insists it was '100 per cent' a red card. Referee Raymond Crangle brandished a yellow card, with television replays suggesting the Crues defender was fortunate to remain on the pitch. McMenamin's night was ended prematurely after Robinson caught the Northern Ireland winger on the ankle in the 85th minute. Paul Millar labelled Josh Rbinson's lunging tackle on Conor McMenamin as 'a shocker' and one that should have earned the Crusaders defender a straight red card.

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