In the second half of Chesterfield’s 2-1 victory over Grimsby Town on Saturday, the midfield player was dismissed.
Referee Geoff Eltringham gave the 25-year-old a yellow card in each half, which resulted in a one-game suspension. Both sets of supporters felt that his second booking was harsh, and it was quite gentle. Eltringham faced criticism from both sides for his decision-making, which included giving the managers of Paul Cook and David Artell, the coach of Grimsby, Gary Roberts, and the first team coach of the Spireites, yellow cards.
Cook had expressed his need for “consistency” from the officials prior to the game, but he was once more left feeling let down and chose to remain silent following the sound of the full-time whistle.
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Oldaker’s dismissal, which was for two yellows instead of a straight red, unfortunately cannot be overturned. As a result, he will miss this weekend’s trip to Port Vale but will be available again after that. The FA website has verified his suspension.
Due to his absence, Cook will have a difficult decision when it comes to starting on-loan Everton player Jenson Metcalfe or pushing Tom Naylor farther forward into midfield.
The Spireites will welcome back Chey Dunkley, who was forced to miss Saturday’s victory after receiving two yellow cards at Gillingham and being told to march on—a decision that referee chiefs have subsequently acknowledged was incorrect.
Darren Moore, the former manager of Sheffield Wednesday and Doncaster Rovers, is currently in charge of Port Vale, who are currently 12th in the standings with seven points. At Newport County, they triumphed 4-1 over the weekend.
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