Myself and a fair few people round me commented it was a soft penalty for the ref to give although I actually thought it was a push to the chest. But how many times a game do you see players react like that to being pinned down and get the penalty in our favour? Keiran for instance did it once as I believe so did hakim. I don’t think a player can be faulted for trying to get the fast play of the ball that they are entitled to. I can see why people comment about the constant negativity on here. Those players can give 100% for 80 mins yet get torn apart for one small thing.

I think you may be talking about Paul Milner who played for the Dons in 1984 before a serious leg injury kept him out of the game until 1987.

It doesn't really matter what the difference is ... the results of Kesik's and Owen's petulant actions were two penalties whilst we were attacking ... that means we gave the ball away.

And as for Owen, I think the ref lost patience with him and didn't penalise him for pushing but for not playing the ball, but just standing there shaking his head.

The point is they are discipline problems.

Bingo Gary that's it ... Paul Milner ... he said that he had a leg injury ... right knee I think.
He reckoned he had enough skill to play at international level at the time.
Dunno.

Who is tearing players apart?
These are possible game changing/ game losing avoidable penalties.
We lost the game against York by giving them two penalties on the bounce ... the first for blatent ball stripping. They went to the other end and scored. Game over.

I accept that during a game half a dozen penalties will be given away as a matter of course.

But silly penalties have no place in a serious team.

I remember Paul Milner,showing some potential when he got a really bad knee injury.only a young lad.what a tradgady for the lad.