If you listen again to Thaler throughout the aftermath of the incident (admittedly made more difficult than it need be by the Sky team talking over the referee) it's absolutely clear that he did consult with the VR, and made certain that he understood what the VR said, as well as asking for the view of the tjs. Players asked him to go to the VR, and he confirmed that he 'had looked at it'.

At the game, Monas was talking to him, from my view from the stand Thaler points to his ear and does the double hand signal for knock on, it was obvious he'd spoke to the vid ref in the crowd.
No one could believe we didn't get anything though, it was shocking and I was on the 10 line and the noise itself was something, then seeing him motionless was a little worrying to say the least.

[url=http://www.amplifon.co.uk/hearing-aids/This may help.[/url

If the rule is that any contact from the shoulder to the head is a red card, then that should have been a red card.

The 'nasty collision, injuries happen etc..' view I don't agree with. The Walmsley incident using that argument was a nothing tackle then as Walmsley was coming in with a bent back intending to make a legitimate tackle.

no charges from any weekend games so it was legit
good job he wasnt hanged from the hj crossbar at full time

[url=http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/31153/leuluai-clearedLeuluai cleared of any foul play.[/url