Cameron McGeehan.

[TIL 1010 4,717]

Yes i know he is not ours anymore but got to feel for the lad as he was having a great season scoring 11 goals in 28 games.http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38495434

[Lessingham Canary 99]

Yep, agree, got booked for punching the pitch while in agony with a broken leg, tough.

[Yellow and Green 334]

Gutted for him. I always try to see how he''s progressing at Luton and its a shame to see this - especially after having a good season so far.

Hope he has a speedy recovery.

Pompy fans, however, can do one. Shocking behaviour.

[hogesar 9,606]

Prompt fans decided to sing about him going home in an ambulance during the incident. How classy.

[First Wazzock 902]

McGeehan was also shown a yellow card by the referee while on the stretcher after pounding the floor in pain or frustration.

That''s what you call a class bit of refereeing - what a helmet

[Syteanric 1]

Portsmouth fans are a delightful bunch aren''t they..

"Town full of smack heads...."

[Buh 0]

Another awesome refereeing decision there

[nu_matik 167]

For balance, it''s worth noting that McGeehan was behaving quite poorly to the medics, spitting at fans and giving them wanker signs... he got booked in between some of those events before he made the stretcher. Yes he was getting abuse, but would appear the card was for his behaviour not the hitting the floor which would be daft.

[canarydan23 4,060]

Thanks for the balance. Still hasn''t altered my opinion that the referee was a bellend.

[AJ 1,218]

Haven''t seen it so can''t comment properly, but context is everything. Booking a player for breaking their leg is ludicrous, booking them for dissent towards medical staff and fans, a bit more understandable...

[Horse Renoir 1]

If I was a young footballer who had only just gotten a foothold in the basement of English football I''d probably completely lose my rag as well if I''d just sustained a leg break while in such a precarious place in my career.

If the recovery doesn''t go well he might not be the same again, it''ll also take a hell of a lot of hard work to even get back to the level he was at, he''ll also miss about 8 months of development time.

I understand the reaction there tbh

[Buh 0]

The red would have followed him to hospital to show him the card

You''ve got to be a special type of t£&@ to be a referee I swear to god

[Lord Horn (again) 129]

I used to play football with a guy who went on to ref in the League, run the line in the Prem and often turn up as the 4th Official at Carrow Road - was a right annoying tw@ as a player and a ref! (BTW it wasn''t the great Darren Cann)

[Rogue Baboon 0]

Was it Alex Notman who was booked on a stretcher while being carried off at Portman Road & barely kicked a ball in anger again?

Some refs just do not have any form of rational understanding - the amount of appealed red cards this week shows that

[Budapest Canary 152]

I first read about this shocking incident in the local (Hungarian) spots press - the fans'' and the referee''s mad response had obviously hit the threshold of sensation.

I wish the young lad quick recovery.

[nu_matik 167]

I think despite my point around Cams behaviour, the ref is still a full bellend for booking him in that situation.

[Lessingham Canary 99]

Rogue Baboon

Was it Alex Notman who was booked on a stretcher while being carried off at Portman Road & barely kicked a ball in anger again?

Some refs just do not have any form of rational understanding - the amount of appealed red cards this week shows that

Yes it was, he got a nice insurance pay out, unfortunately liked a bit a gamble.