US EditionOHL coach Chris Coleman also “disappointed in arbitration” after Thibaud Verlinden was excluded: “Football is a contact sport”
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Thibaud Verlinden might have imagined his first match differently. The winger was allowed to start immediately at OH Leuven after his much-discussed transfer from Beerschot, but his debut was mainly coloured by a red card. Around the hour mark, he went all out on Tzolis' ankle, although coach Coleman thought a suspension was far too severe. "Club Brugge is a good team and does not need any extra help."
“The next step is that contact is no longer allowed in football,” Chris Coleman shot sharply after the 1-0 loss at Club Brugge on Saturday afternoon. Debutant Thibaud Verlinden drew the third red card in a row with a tackle on Tzolis' ankle. No wonder Coleman is angry - albeit this time unjustified.
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