Hartlepool United

1 : 2

Oldham Athletic

League One 2012/2013
- League - Matchday 19
- Tue Nov.20 19:45
Victoria Park, Hartlepool
- Attendance: 3078
Referee: Pawson
- Wootton, Hart

Hartlepool United - Oldham Athletic League One 2012/2013 2012-11-20. goals: Baxter miss penalty + 2), Sweeney red car: Austin
Oldham was 48 minutes ahead and 0 minutes down on score

Match summary

	17	Baxter	0-1
Humphreys	21
	32	Montaño
Monkhouse Walton	37

	51	Croft
	59	MCha’ma Montaño
Sweeney (Horwood)	65		1-1
	65	Derb’re
	70	Smith Croft
Austin	76
Baldwin Franks	78
	85	Suth’nd Weso’ki
Noble Murray	86
	91	Baxter
	92	Baxter	1-2
Horwood	94
	96	Baxter

Hartlepool United

#
1	Flinders
2	Austin		76'
5	Collins
29	Hartley
6	Horwood		94'
20	Murray	86'
8	Walton	37'
7	Franks	78'
15	Sweeney
3	Humphreys		21'
39	Howard

#	Substitutes
32	Foden
18	Baldwin	78'
11	Monkhouse	37'
14	Luscombe
10	Poole
35	Noble	86'
36	Wyke

Coach : Hughes

Oldham Athletic

#
13	Bouzanis
23	Wabara
16	Byrne
5	Mvoto
2	Brown
7	Croft	70'	51'
8	Furman
4	Wesolowski	85'
11	Montaño	59'	32'
20	Baxter		96'
9	Derbyshire		65'

#	Substitutes
1	Cisak
6	Tarkowski
26	Winchester
22	M'Changama	59'
28	Sutherland	85'
14	Smith	70'
21	Millar

Coach : Dickov

Comments
80.5.142.54 - 20-Nov-12 23:18 about 20-Nov-12 Hartlepool Utd 1 Oldham Athletic 2 Overall an abject display. The sending off of Austin was more a reaction to the Oldham players attempt to get out of the way, their bench and Oldham players reactions. Pawson could have stepped back and assessed the damage to the player, he didnt, the player made the absolute most of it, he was fine. He went for the flashy red card out of the pocket.He missed a clear push on Centre Forward Steve Howard in the box for a penalty. In general Howard got nothing off him, many were clear fouls, he received a fearful battering. He was on top of a two footed tackle by an Oldham player on Jack Baldwin but again missed it, but his blowing up for minor indiscretions was particularly annoying. It was the double standard of allowing it to be a mans game when he thought fit and then blowing up for prissy reasons. The penalty decision was clear and justified. All-in-all a performance that gives referees a bad name, which they do not deserve, and spoils the whole spectacle of the game.