Graham Poll- Robert Huth should have been sent off

Last updated : 16 May 2011 By Daily Mail

Law allows for the fourth official to assist the referee in any onfield matters and it was a pity that both Probert and the active assistant, Adam Watts, missed the off-the-ball offence.

It appeared a violent and deliberate attack from an aggressive player and should have resulted in a red card for the Stoke central defender.

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Whether the Football Association will act over the issue is anyone's guess.

It follows a week when a dreadful tackle like Charlie Adam's on Gareth Bale went unpunished while Sir Alex Ferguson was charged for praising Howard Webb before a game. What IS going on?

Probert will be keeping his eyes on Huth and Balotelli tomorrow night, when he takes charge of the Cup final 'rematch' between the clubs.

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Source: Daily Mail

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