DONCASTER midfielder Lee Tomlin had a presentation to fail to remember after he was shipped off for two yellow cards in only 17 SECONDS in the 0-0 draw away at Bradford.
The 33-year-old was given an early shower in first-half stoppage time at Valley Parade in the initial few days of the League Two season.
At Bradford, Lee Tomlin was dismissed after receiving two yellow cards in 17 seconds for Doncaster.
After receiving a red card soon before halftime, Tomlin had a forgettable start for Doncaster.
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Previous Bournemouth man Tomlin accepted his most memorable watchfulness in the fifth moment of first half stoppage time in the wake of declining to move for a free-kick.
He then oddly chosen to kick the ball away minutes after the fact to leave the home fans and players angered.
Bantams expert Jamie Walker surged in to address arbitrator Bobby Madden, where he daintily looked out for some way to improve against Tomlin.
The ex-Peterborough star then, at that point, hurled himself to the ground in emulate scenes which just further disturbed up the home allies.
Yet, his showy behaviors in attempting to get Walker a yellow card didn't help Tomlin, as Madden immediately waved him a subsequent yellow card for time-squandering.
Valley Parade ejected in amuse, with online entertainment sent into total implosion over the idiocy of Tomlin.
Taking to Twitter, one client said: "The most inept red card you'll at any point see, graciousness of Lee Tomlin."
One more remarked: "Potentially the most obviously terrible red card I have at any point seen."
A third added: "Most disastrous red card I have at any point seen."
This fan then, at that point, posted: "Fair play to the arbitrator. Lee Tomlin ought to resign this evening."
In the interim one ally said: "Lee Tomlin, sacks of ability, packs of idiocy."
Another just said: "Lee Tomlin is a flat out jokester."
There was to be more show following the full-time whistle after Bradford's Kian Harratt was shipped off following a squabble with Rovers goalkeeper Johnny Mitchell.
Very much like Tomlin, Harratt was making his presentation in the wake of joining Bradford borrowed from Championship side Huddersfield.
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