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Everton manager Sean Dyche admits he has 'absolutely no clue' how Ibrahima Konate didn't get sent off.

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00:00 Can you say that Neil Milne is a second yellow?
00:05 I have no clue. I've asked the referee, he said he didn't feel that it was a bookable offence and he felt that straight away. I don't know what it is then.
00:14 I'd like to think there's a lot of fair-minded people in football and I think people who are here today would be stunned that that's not a second yellow.
00:22 Fair play to him, he took him off as quick as he could. He's realised, he's thought, got away with that, I imagine he thought that, I don't know.
00:31 But he couldn't wait to get him off because he thought, now he knows and we know.
00:35 Does it concern you when the referee turns to you and says he didn't feel it was a second yellow card?
00:42 Well, I've seen the footage actually back and literally within a second he's going, no chance, no chance.
00:49 And I'm thinking, he hasn't even given himself thinking time, whereas Ashley Young, he's stepped away, given himself thinking time, decides it's a yellow.
00:55 So why did he do that? Because if he gives himself ten seconds, I bet you any money he goes, it's got to be yellow, it's got to go off.
01:01 I don't agree with it. I think that today is where VR should step in. Right or wrong, just go, right, no, yellow.
01:08 Just go yellow, yellow, yellow. Even if he's not giving it. Because that's really what VR, in a game like this of this magnitude, I believe VR should be there to correct things like that today.

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