I wasn't at the match listened in on BBC Lincs , looking at the video ex-pro Hone I think got it right , the two offences justified a red card .
Makepeace and Hone thought the first offence may have justified a red .
Looking at the second offence several times my two main observations were , 1. the player did over react after the incident but if he had not jumped he would probably got a smashed ankle at the least . 2 . the ref was within a few feet looking at the incident with a better closer view than fans or video watchers this along with the ex-pro view I think the sending off was well justified .
As for the alleged elbow could anyone see it on the video ? I failed to do , where was the elbow blow supposed to have landed ?
To me it appeared that the claim by Ravas was somewhat delayed .
Not often I disagree with you Steeli but I do on this occasion . sorry .
Wouldn’t do for us all to agree ghm, but also after viewing the second offence lots of times, still come to the conclusion that it was a fair challenge, the ball won cleanly, and the reaction got Jarman a card.
No problems with players jumping out of way, but the ‘pretending’ was disgraceful.
As you say the ref was close by, and should have seen it for what it was.
Your team were playing well, and were marginally on top - this deflects from an otherwise good performance