[Tibby Baggie]

I disagree.
I don't like Martinez - IMO he's starting to get to the same levels of irritating whining as Mark Hughes.
However, if we're talking about players being found guilty of VIOLENT BEHAVIOUR retrospectively, then I believe that the FA should use video evidence, however it is brought to their attention.
Just because we've had bad decisions in other games and in other ways against us means nothing. I haven't seen this one but if Sulky Boy is guilty then he deserves all he gets

I'm of the same mind Drewks, violent behaviour should be punished whether it is during the game by the ref or retrospectively by the FA.

However, if violent conduct/behaviour can be punished retrospectively via video replays, why can't glaringly obvious mistakes be rectified by the officials DURING the game? So many incorrect offsides are given when a quick 5-10 seconds check on a replay by the fourth official would put the decision beyond any doubt. That's just one example.

I appreciate it is somewhat easier to retrospectively deal with violent behaviour using video, but if it's going to be used to make these important decisions like this incident with Berahino, it puts using video technology to help the refs right back into the spotlight.