article_snippet: At Old Trafford I could actually understand how Roger East's thought that Wes Brown had clipped Falcao but the clear and obvious foul was clearly by John O'Shea.
article_snippet: Roger East's's statement, in which he felt Wes Brown had made the foul for the penalty, makes it impossible for the FA to transfer the red card to John O'Shea as they can only do so when the referee accepts that he has disciplined the wrong player.
article_snippet: Wes Brown was sent off for a foul on Falcao even though a foul on Falcao appeared John O'Shea made the contact .
article_snippet: Now the red card will be issued to Wes Brown, although Roger East's has appealed his decision to show him the red card as Roger East's did not foul Falcao.
article_snippet: Had no statement been made then the red card could have been transferred and natural justice could have taken place - even when referees get decisions right there appears to be a mess-up.
article_snippet: It appeared to be unseen by referee Mike Dean but was around the area of active play, where the ball was present, so could that be deemed as 're-refereeing' an incident?
article_snippet: The Crystal Palace midfielder caught West Ham striker Diafra Sakho and was lucky not to injure Barnes .
article_snippet: Two acts of serious foul play escaped Swarbrick's detection and Stephen Ireland was involved in both.
article_snippet: it certainly endangered Stephen Ireland opponents safety and should have led to a red card.
article_snippet: Another red card tackle which didn't even merit yellow for Swarbrick.
article_snippet: The fact that the only goal of the game came from Peter Crouch who was in an offside position led to more understandable frustration.
highlights_snippet: Wes Brown was sent off for a foul on Falcao when it appeared John O'Shea fouled Wes Brown but